Foodville Fest 2026 Is Bringing African, Caribbean and Afro-Latin Flavours to Toronto
Foodville Fest 2026 is coming to Lamport Stadium on August 22 with African, Caribbean and Afro-Latin food, live music, DJs and more.
Festivals in Toronto and the GTA bring people together to celebrate diverse cultures, food, and art. From music events to food festivals, there’s always something happening. Explore local trends, attend exciting events, and experience the vibrant culture that makes Toronto and the surrounding areas so unique. Whether you’re in the heart of the city or in a nearby neighbourhood, there’s always a festival around the corner, ready to connect you with new experiences. Join in and enjoy all that these lively celebrations have to offer.
Foodville Fest 2026 is coming to Lamport Stadium on August 22 with African, Caribbean and Afro-Latin food, live music, DJs and more.
On The Way Festival returns to The Bentway on August 15, 2026, with 10 hours of music, eight acts, food vendors, drinks, and more.
Celebrate Taiwanese identity and global culture at TAIWANfest 2025 with free events, talks, performances, and exhibits. Aug 22–24 at Harbourfront.
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,…
Free daytime shows, a downtown street festival, and Peach Pit after dark. RoadTrip Music Festival is bringing a full day of live music to Kingston this September.
Kaya Fest lands in Markham this August with four Marley brothers, Busta Rhymes, Shabba Ranks and more on one lineup. Here’s what to know before heading to the festival.
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.
Urbanova Music Festival is making its debut in Ontario this September with a lineup featuring Swae Lee, DaBaby, and Shenseea. Find out when it’s happening, where to get tickets, and what to expect.
BCKYRD Festival is turning up the volume in London this September with Loud Luxury, Disco Lines and a new airport venue. Here’s what’s waiting on September 18.
TAIWANfest returns to Harbourfront Centre in Toronto from August 28–30, 2026, bringing together music, art, food, films, workshops, and discussions…
The Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) is expanding its live programming with VIFF Live 2026, a lineup of 10 events…
Toronto Caribbean Carnival 2026 is gearing up for a huge weekend of Mas, steelpan, soca and the Grand Parade. Here’s what to know before the city hits Carnival mode.
Toronto’s Dream Wheels Festival is back this weekend with hundreds of vintage cars, motorcycles, live entertainment, local food vendors, shopping, and family-friendly activities. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
Street closures, overpriced lemonade, and good vibes. Here is your no-nonsense guide to the 2026 festival season, from June to the CNE.
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.
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.