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10 things to do in Toronto this weekend
Things to do in Toronto this weekend include dining at some of the city's best restaurants for Summerlicious 2024, attending a huge outdoor yoga class taught by a famous YouTuber and dancing at one of the city's most fun street festivals.
For more ideas, check out our previous roundup for the week and be sure to head over to our events section for complete listings.
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
July 5One of the hottest double-headers of the summer, alternative artist, Cavetown meets Canadian india legends, Mother Mother at Budweiser Stage.Budweiser Stage
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July 5The audience takes on some of the city's hottest comics in this hilarious comedy show-meets-house party.
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July 5-7This year's Beaches Jazz Festival officially kicks off this weekend with a weekend of sweet sounds across Leslieville and Riverside.Jimmie Simpson Park
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July 5-21Bring Toronto to your taste buds as Summerlicious returns with three-course prix fixe menus from more than 200 of the city's best restaurants.Multiple Venues
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July 5-7Back for its seventh year, this huge food and cultural allows you to sample traditional and contemporary dishes from a slew of Toronto's hottest Middle Eastern eateries.Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto
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July 6It's Afrofest Weekend, so head to The Drake for this art-infused dance party celebrating the absolute best of African and Caribbean culture.
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July 6Treat yourself! 50 local vendors are taking over Ramsden Park for a charming artisan market full of trinkets, knick knacks and everything good.Ramsden Park
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July 6-7Canada's biggest Latin street party is celebrating their 20th year of heating up St. Clair West with salsa in the street, food, music and fun.Multiple Venues
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July 6Prepare to party all day and night with this unforgettable event at Evergreen Brick Works featuring Nick Warren, Patrice Bäumel, Fur Coat and Mai Lawson.The Evergreen Brick Works
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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