10 things to do in Toronto this weekend
Things to do in Toronto this weekend include catching a movie in the park, hearing live music, and indulging in cuisine from around the world at food festival.
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend. Be sure to head over to oureventssection for the complete listings.
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Events you might want to check out
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居ly 7-9Small World will bring together talented artists from around the world (and around the corner) for a free outdoor festival in Trillium Park with live music, food, dance, crafts, and activities.Trillium Park, Ontario Place
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居ly 7-9Head to Taste of Lawrence to check out over 100 street vendors, a beer garden, live entertainment, rides, and more.Taste of Lawrence
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居ly 7-9Over 400 artists from across Canada will show off their art installations, live painting performances, art tours, and other creations at Nathan Phillips Square, alongside family programming, music, dance, food, and drinks.Nathan Phillips Square
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居ly 8Watch Simu Liu, Jeremy Lin and other local celebs play basketball and stay for a food festival featuring chefs from local restaurants such as Pai, Baobird, and Curryish Tavern.Multiple Venues
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居ly 8-9A stretch of St. Clair West will be transformed into a showcase of Latin life in Canada for the weekend, with music, dancing, and food aplenty.St. Clair Avenue West (between Winona Drive & Christie Street)
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居ly 9A lengthy lineup of DJ's will provide the soundtrack for a day of dancing, shopping, and eating at this food hall in the Financial District.
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Ongoing events
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居ne 22 - August 23Catch free screenings of Fantastic Mr. Fox and two short films in Christie Pits this weekend.Multiple Venues
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居ne 24 - September 9Head to the waterfront to browse the offerings of more than a dozen local food vendors serving international cuisine.Queens Quay
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居ly 6-30A lineup featuring over 70 new and returning artists of all genres arrives in the Beaches on July 6, with free performances continuing for weeks.East Toronto
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Lead photo by
Sean Bennell
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