Toronto’s FEASTIE Sip & Snack Festival is returning on Saturday, August 22, 2026, bringing together independent food makers, beverage creators,…
Celebrate Taiwanese identity and global culture at TAIWANfest 2025 with free events, talks, performances, and exhibits. Aug 22–24 at Harbourfront.
Canada’s Wonderland has reached a major milestone after welcoming its one billionth rider since opening. On July 30, 2026, Annabelle…
Toronto’s Grange Festival will return to Grange Park on Friday, August 7, 2026, bringing together local organizations, performers, families, and…
Humber Bay Shores Waterfront Festival returns in 2026 with free live music, food vendors, family activities, fitness sessions, and local makers along Marine Parade Drive. Here’s what to know before you go
Toronto Diversity Festival 2026 is bringing two free days of music, dance, food vendors, art, and workshops to Sankofa Square this August. Here’s what to know before you go.
The Mississauga Hong Kong Festival 2026 will return on August 15–16, 2026, bringing two days of Hong Kong culture, food,…
Looking for an indoor activity during the August long weekend? Arcadia Earth Toronto is extending its hours and offering special…
CNE 2026 is bringing new shows, music stages, family programming, Gaming Garage updates and more to Exhibition Place. Here’s what to know before you go.
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Kaya Fest Toronto 2026 is expanding its Canadian debut with a new wave of performers, adding Busta Rhymes and a…
TAIWANfest returns to Harbourfront Centre in Toronto from August 28–30, 2026, bringing together music, art, food, films, workshops, and discussions…
Summer meals are moving outdoors as Milk Masters on the Move returns with a new season featuring Ontario chefs Michelle…
Toronto’s summer event lineup will get a pink and white makeover as Rosé Disco returns to the city on Saturday,…
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!
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.
Make the most of Canada Day 2026 in Toronto! Explore top festivals, live music, fireworks, and outdoor fun to enjoy the long weekend.
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….
