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10 things to do in Toronto before the summer is over
Summer events in Toronto might be winding down, but there's still lots to do before the cold weather creeps in.
Here are 10 things to do in Toronto before summer is over.
It wouldn't be summer in Toronto without a trip to theCNE.Hop on a few carnival rides, try someoutrageous food, or get your mind read by the world-famous mind-reading duo The Sentimentalists at this year's Canadian National Exhibition.
Every summer, Budweiser Stage plays host to tons of artists. If you haven't made it out to anoutdoor concertthis season, don't worry —there are still plenty of shows to attend. Sing along to your favourite tunes byJimmy Eat World, chill out to the music ofCity and Colourand get your dance on to the reggaeton hits ofPeso Pluma.
Put on your cowboy boots, practice your "yee-haws," and head toParis Texas! Listen to country music while you sip on yummy Western-inspired cocktails like the Cactus Jack or munch on some sizzling fajitas at Toronto's newest country sports bar on King West.
TIFFis back again this year, which means there are plenty of new films to feast your eyes on. Check out thefull festival lineup, then head to a movie premiere at one of the many screening venues in the city.
Whether you want to indulge in some local craft brews at theLeslieville Beer Festivalor try some yummy Asian food at theToronto Korean Festival, there's sure to be something to satisfy your cravings at one of many food fests in Toronto this summer.
Summer in Canada is fleeting, so make sure to make the most of it by soaking up the gorgeous weather while dining al fresco. Snag a spot atDaphne, or blow off some steam atLiberty Soho.如果你还需要更多的inspo,都有了100 cool patiosyou should definitely check out before fall hits.
Sip on a frozen margarita at theCorona Rooftop Patioas you watch a Blue Jays game at the Rogers Centre, or crack open a cold one at one of many Toronto FC games at BMO Field this summer.
Get your best cosplay on for this year'sFan Expo, held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. There will be plenty to pique your interest, from celebrity appearances from the likes ofcast of the original Scream, to multiple workshops and fan meet-ups— plus lots of merch booths to shop at.
Close out the end of summer with a laugh at theJust For Laughs Comedy Festivaltaking over Toronto this September. This year's headliners includeLeslie Jones,Nicole Byer, andJonathan Van Ness, but there will also be more than 42 other comedians, plus a free three-day outdoor comedy celebration on Front Street to tickle your funny bone!
Hector Vasquez
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