Street closures, overpriced lemonade, and good vibes. Here is your no-nonsense guide to the 2026 festival season, from June to the CNE.
Ready to upgrade your July plans? Whether you’re chasing the psychedelic visuals of Tame Impala, screaming for IVE at Scotiabank Arena, or eating your way through the Panamerican Food Festival, our guide to the 15+ best things to do in Toronto this week (July 20–26) has it all. Don’t let your summer pass by on the couch—the city is waiting!
Toronto’s waterfront is packed with free movies, live music, dance nights, festivals and family fun this summer. Harbourfront Centre’s 2026 lineup gives you plenty of reasons to head downtown through September.
A stretch of Queen Street East will close nightly from July 23 to 25 for Beaches Jazz StreetFest. Expect free live music, food trucks, vendors, and traffic changes.
Elora’s Longest BBQ 2026 is serving up 25-plus vendors, a seafood bar, live music and family fun in downtown Elora for one busy summer night.
Come hungry. Feastie returns to Toronto on August 22, 2026, with more than 40 vendors, 15+ cuisines, live music, games, drinks, and a dog-friendly area at Henderson Brewing Co.
France brought the star power, but Spain brought the plan. See how sharp pressing, tight positioning, and full-team defending powered a 2–0 semifinal win.
BCKYRD Festival is back with Loud Luxury leading the lineup. Here’s when it takes place, who’s performing, and how to get tickets.
The three-day festival takes over Mississauga Celebration Square from July 24 to 26 with South Asian food, concerts, cricket, kids…
Taste of Vietnam 2026 returns to Nathan Phillips Square from July 16 to 18 with free admission, Vietnamese food vendors, cultural performances, fashion showcases, family-friendly activities, and a meaningful awareness mission.
BIG on Bloor Festival 2026 is taking over Bloordale with a free car-free weekend of art, music, food, markets, patios, and local shopping. Here’s what to know before heading to Bloor Street West this July.
Make the most of Canada Day 2026 in Toronto! Explore top festivals, live music, fireworks, and outdoor fun to enjoy the long weekend.
Don’t let a statutory holiday derail your plans. From the CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium to major shopping malls and adjusted TTC schedules, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know about what is open on Canada Day in Toronto. Check our latest guide before you head out to avoid locked doors and travel delays this July 1st.
Free outdoor watch parties, live entertainment, food and student-led programming bring soccer fans together all summer long. TORONTO, ON — Humber…
Toronto’s free summer lineup includes outdoor movies, waterfront concerts, museum visits, beaches, animal stops and public swimming. Here are 15 no-cost activities to check out in 2026.
Toronto families will have the chance to step into the age of dinosaurs this summer as Jurassic Kingdom arrives at…
A one-night food experience at The Annex Hotel Wine Bar celebrates Caribbean culture through bold dishes, music, and social connection….
Argentina is heading to the 2026 World Cup semifinals after a 3–1 extra-time win over Switzerland, with late goals from Julián Alvarez and Lautaro Martínez.
Jude Bellingham scored twice as England beat Norway 2-1 after extra time to book a 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
Toronto police continue investigating the deadly TD Salsa on St. Clair Festival shooting. Officers say they have not made any arrests or released suspect information.
FIFA has released another batch of World Cup final tickets just days before the 2026 championship match. Here’s how much the remaining seats cost and where they’re located.
