15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about street festivals and pop-up markets.
OssFest is back to transform the lively Ossington strip into a bustling street festival or check out Fun Phillippines, a new street festival celebrating Filipino culture.
With so many events happening all over the city, there's likely an event for everyone.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
July 19Test your knowledge of all things pop culture at this trivia night and try your luck at winning some prizes.District Eatery
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July 19Prepare for a night of laughter at this local comedy showcase.
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July 20Australian pop-punk band is stopping in the city to play songs off their latest release CALM.Budweiser Stage
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July 20Grab your furry best friend and head out to a pop culture-themed trivia night that is dog friendly.Black Lab Brewing
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July 22-24The 5th installment of the Middle Eastern festival will transform Nathan Phillips Square for three days full of music, art, culture and food.Nathan Phillips Square
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July 22-24This summer festival features hundreds of brewers, good eats, live entertainment and cold pints of beer.Bandshell Park
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July 23Try not to get too distracted by all the cute puppies running around while you're trying to get your daily stretches in.Royal Canadian Legion on Coxwell
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July 23Put on your best double denim outfit and head out to this dance party playing all your favourite 90s and 2000s throwback hits.
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July 23-24Head out to this Cerberus-themed maid cafe that will be serving up some afternoon tea with Japenese-inspired treats.
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July 23-24The street festival will not only focus on food, but will have cultural installations and performances meant to showcase the country's diverse offerings.Little Manila
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July 23-24Head out to this pop-up market featuring over 25 local pet vendors, live music, a photo booth and of course cute dogs. Make sure to bring Fido to this dog-friendly market.501 Queen St. W
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July 23-24The multicultural festival will be shutting down Little India, featuring live music, performances, local vendors and plenty of food and drinks to try.Little India
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July 24Shop from over 50 local small business vendors selling everything from jewellery, clothing and art work.Ramsden Park (Yonge/ Rosedale)
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July 24The one-day festival will take over the heritage buildings with two stages packed with a lineup of local artists.Evergreen Brick Works
Lead photo byFareen Karim
Lead photo byFareen Karim
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