Free & Paid Things to Do in Toronto This Week (July 7-July 13)

So, we’re in that sweet spot of summer—warm mornings, late sunsets, and no excuse to stay indoors. If you’re trying to keep the week fun, chill, or just a little different from the usual, I’ve put together some solid picks for things to do in Toronto this week (July 7-July 13, 2025).

Maybe your calendar’s wide open. Or maybe you just need one or two plans to break up the work-week blur. Either way, a lot is happening right in the city.  It’s the kind of week that doesn’t need overplanning—just a little curiosity and a free evening.

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Things to Do in Toronto This Week (July 7-July 13)

Free Things to Do in Toronto This Week (July 7-July 13)

Music in the Park 

Outdoor music, tasty bites, and that sweet summer air—what more do you need? Swing by for chill tunes, fun atmosphere, and maybe a little dancing.

• When: Until July 16, 2025
• Where: Centennial Park, 14 Saskatchewan Rd., Toronto
• Tickets: Free admission
• Website: https://www.explace.on.ca
• Best for: Date nights and music lovers.
• Rory Lavelle, Julie Chyurlia (June 25)
• LAKSHYA Band, Jesmarie + Juanse (July 2)
• Fred Spek’s Camp Combo, Kazdoura Duo (July 9)
• Susan, Sharon & Andy, Tara Rice (July 16)

Moving Forest 

Fifty trees in shopping carts roaming the city? Sounds like a metaphor… or just the coolest eco-art project in town. Find them popping up for shade and curious stares.

• When: Until July 20, 2025
• Where: Multiple locations
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://thebentway.ca
• Best for: Nature lovers and art fans.

Underground Night Market 

Tacos, DJs, and everything delicious $10 and under? This late-night hangout brings all the flavour without draining your wallet.

• When: Until July 26, 2025
• Where: The Commons at Harbourfront Centre (235 Queens Quay West, Toronto)
• Admission: Free. Food and drinks are available for purchase.
• Website: https://harbourfrontcentre.com
• Best for: Midnight snackers and foodies on a budget.

TD Union Summer 

If you’re downtown and hear live music drifting through the air, it’s probably coming from Union Summer. This spot offers free performances, drool-worthy eats, and chill patio feels.

• When: Until August 10, 2025
• Where: Union Station’s Front Street plaza 
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://torontounion.ca
• Best for: Patio lovers and downtown hangouts.

Toronto Outdoor Picture Show at Christie Pits 

Your Sunday night plans? Sorted. Just bring a blanket, snacks, and your fave people to Christie Pits Park for free outdoor movies.

• Where: 750 Bloor St W, Toronto
• When: July 6-August 24, 2025
• Tickets: Free/PWYC
• Website: https://www.topictureshow.com
• Best for: Date nights and low-key hangouts.

Yoga in Trillium Park 

Yoga feels way better when there’s a breeze and a lake view, agree? These all-level yoga classes happen rain or shine, so bring your mat, a water bottle, and maybe your calmest self.

• When: Every Saturday & Sunday, Until September 28, 2025
• Where: Trillium Park at Ontario Place (999 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission
• Website: https://ontarioplace.com
• Best for: Outdoorsy yogis and wellness enthusiasts.

‘TO the Beat’ Music Program by Lavazza IncluCity Festival 2025 

How does free live music sound? Because TO the Beat is exactly that. This series celebrates the diversity of Toronto’s music scene with artists from all backgrounds.

• Where: Trinity Theatre – The Distillery District (7-11 Trinity Street, Distillery District, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission
• Website: https://icff.ca
• Best for: Music lovers and anyone interested in Toronto’s best live performers.
• Monday, July 7 – EIGHT 
• Wednesday, July 9 – OUR MUSIC FESTIVAL Presents Andrea Ramolo ft. Michael Malcolm 
• Thursday, July 10 – Wellington Music ft. The Hollywood North Quartet 
• Saturday, July 12 – Michael Malcolm 
• Sunday, July 13 – MusicOntario Presents Avery Raquel / MusicOntario Presents Ana Lia / MusicOntario Presents Brooklyn Duran / MusicOntario Presents ALTERED By MOM 

Free Fitness Classes in St. James Park 

Need to move but not in the mood for gym drama? St. James Park is hosting free NIA dance classes on the grass behind the pavilion. Just show up, vibe out, and let your limbs do their thing.

• When: July 8, 15, 22, 2025
• Where: St James Park (120 King Street East, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://oldtowntoronto.ca
• Best for: Dance lovers and friends.

Free Flicks

How about a free movie under the stars? Free Flicks at Harbourfront Centre kicks off this week with The Shape of Water. So, grab some popcorn, grab a seat by the lake, and settle in for a cinematic evening.

• When: July 8-August 26, 2025
• Where: Harbourfront Centre Theatre (235 Queens Quay West, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://harbourfrontcentre.com
• Best for: Movie buffs and date ideas.

Under the Stars 2025

Regent Park is hosting free outdoor films with some extra perks. Before the show, you’ve got family-friendly activities like dance classes, lawn games, and performances. Plus, the Taste of Regent Park is there to keep you fueled with great food.

• When: July 9, 16, & 23, 2025
• Where: Regent Park (620 Dundas St E, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission
• Website: https://rpff.ca
• Best for: Families and movie lovers.

Downtown Movies in the Park

TIFF is throwing it back with free outdoor movie nights every Wednesday at David Pecaut Square. Each night starts with pre-show fun—live music, themed trivias,, and activities—before the screen lights up under the stars.

• When: Every Wednesday, July 9-August 13, 2025
• Where: David Pecaut Square (215 King St. W., Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://yourexperienceawaits.ca
• Best for: Date nights and movie buffs.

ART eXchange 

This isn’t a “look, don’t touch” kind of art experience. You’ll enjoy guided tours, creative sessions, and convos that make you see art a little differently.

• When: July 9 & 23, 2025
• Where: 15 King’s College Circle, Toronto
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://artmuseum.utoronto.ca 
• Best for: Art fans and curious minds.

Lots of Play 

Who says parking lots are just for cars? This roaming fest transforms sidewalks and lots into colourful hubs with crafts, music, dancing, and surprises.

• When: July 10-13, 2025
• Where: The Annex, 650 Dupont St, Toronto
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://www.choicereit.ca
• Best for: Creative families and curious kids.

Summer Music in the Garden 

Right by the lake, this intimate concert series delivers free shows with a global sound. Expect JUNO-winning artists and fresh sounds in one of the city’s chillest spots.

• July 10: Songs of Birds and Love by The Merry Band
• July 13: Wild Strings and Tuning Things by Roa Lee, Aysel Taghi-Zada, Sasan Salaseli
• Where: Toronto Music Garden (479 Queens Quay West, Toronto)
• Admission: Free admission 
• Website: https://www.waterfrontbia.com / https://harbourfrontcentre.com
• Best for: Music lovers and outdoor lovers.

Family Fest 

Scarborough’s Family Fest ensures everyone has a blast this week. You can catch the exciting Fireside Munsch performance, try out a drumming workshop, or check out a variety of artists throughout the weekend.

• When: July 10-13, 2025
• Where: Guild Park & Gardens (201 Guildwood Parkway, Scarborough)
• Tickets: Free admission but advanced booking is recommended. 
• Website: https://www.guildfestivaltheatre.ca
• Best for: Families with kids.

Neither Here Nor There 

Ever felt stuck between worlds? Created by international students, “Neither Here Nor There” captures moments of disconnection, shifting identity, and quiet resilience.

• When: July 10-11, 2025
• Where: The Great Hall, OCAD University (100 McCaul St. Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Instagram: @ocaduiss 
• Best for: Deep thinkers and individuals who appreciate complex, layered storytelling.

We Are Not Alone 

Wychwood Barns Park just got otherworldly. Artist Francesco Pio’s immersive outdoor installation surrounds you with towering mixed-media paintings inspired by a dream of ancient beings.

• When: July 10, 2025
• Where: Wychwood Barns Park (76 Wychwood Ave, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission
• Instagram: @francescopioart 
• Best for: Solo wanderers and art lovers.

JACKALOPE 

If your weekend plans don’t include BASE jumping and trampolines, you can still change your mind. This action sports fest takes over Mississauga with wild stunts, world-class athletes, and enough adrenaline.

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: Celebration Square & Square One, Mississauga 
• Tickets: Fee to the public. Click here for athlete registration.
• Website: https://jackalope.tribu.co
• Best for: Thrill-seekers and sports fans.

TD Salsa on the Beach 

Woodbine Park turns up the heat with Latin beats, live performances, and a dance floor under the sky. And yes, there’s food, drinks, and a beer garden if you need a breather.

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: Woodbine Park (1695 Queen St E, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://www.beachesjazz.com
• Best for: Dance and music lovers.

Dance on Yonge 2025 

Dance on Yonge is Toronto’s largest outdoor multicultural dance celebration. With everything from K-pop to the All-Star Dance Competition, plus food, music, and market stalls, there’s no shortage of things to enjoy.

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: Mel Lastman Square (5100 Yonge St, North York)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://www.danceonyonge.com
• Best for: Dance lovers and foodies.

Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 

The Toronto Outdoor Art Fair is back at Nathan Phillips Square with over 400 artists showcasing their best work. Looking for paintings, ceramics, or jewelry? There’s something cool to see (and maybe take home).

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: Nathan Phillips Square (100 Queen Street West, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://toaf.ca
• Best for: Art lovers, window shoppers, or anyone looking for a creative day out.

Downtown Toronto Ribfest 

Who’s ready to get their hands dirty? The Ribfest is serving up the best BBQ in town—ribs, brisket, pulled pork, and plenty of sides.

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: Sankofa Square (1 Dundas St E, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://northernheatribseries.ca
• Best for: BBQ lovers and foodies.

Lucky Lion Night Market 

100+ Asian street food eats, lion dances, and family-friendly entertainment? This is the kind of place where diets go on pause and your camera roll explodes.

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: Assembly Park (80 Interchange Way, Concord)
• Tickets: Free admission
• Website: https://luckylionnightmarket.ca
• Best for: Foodies, families, and friends.

Barket Market 

Got a pet or just love cute animals? Barket Market is a day full of local vendors, pet treats, and adorable photo ops. You can shop for your pets, snap a pic, and even enter raffles to win some awesome prizes.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: The Parkdale Hall (1605 Queen Street West ##2 Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission. More info here.
• Website: https://theparkdalehall.com
• Best for: Dog owners and pet lovers.

2nd Annual Celebrate The Caribbean MRKT 

This waterfront pop-up celebrates Caribbean culture with live steelpan music, face painting, and mouthwatering eats like doubles and jerk chicken. Yes, you’ll leave full and maybe with a new soap or crochet bag.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Mimico Square (2445 Lake Shore Blvd West, Etobicoke, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Instagram: @localmrkt 
• Best for: Culture lovers and local shoppers.

Mixto Festival 

Need something to get you in the summer groove? Mixto Festival is a two-day celebration of music, culture, food, and art with a fun, community spirit.

• When: July 12-13, 2025
• Where: Trillium Park (Ontario Place, 955 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission
• Website: https://www.mixtofestival.com 
• Best for: Festival-goers and music lovers.

Chariot Fest Toronto 

Chariot Fest celebrates the rich traditions of Indian culture with a parade, cultural performances, and even a free vegetarian feast. It’s a family-friendly event that’s packed with local vendors, music, and food.

• Friday, July 11, 2025: Pre-Festival at Hare Krishna Temple (243 Avenue Rd, Toronto)
• Saturday, July 12, 2025: Ratha-Yātra – Parade starting at Yonge St. and Edward St., Toronto / Festivities at Toronto Centre-Island
• Sunday, July 13, 2025: Festivities and Yoga Meltdown at Toronto Centre-Island
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://www.chariotfest.ca
• Best for: Families and culture lovers.

Food Market + Festival at STACKT Market

STACKT is doing what it does best: filling the weekend with food trucks, local brands, drinks, and more reasons to stay longer than you planned.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Stackt Market (28 Bathurst St. Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission. More info here.
• Website: https://www.kreatemarket.ca
• Best for: Foodies, hangouts, spontaneous adventures.

WaterGun Fight 2025 

Ready, aim… soak. This epic splash-fest is back, and it’s bigger and more chaotic than ever. So, expect water pistols, fun outfits, and full-blown water mayhem. Just don’t forget your waterproof phone case.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Berczy Park (35 Wellington St E, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission
• Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/1888836518538586 
• Best for: Outdoor lovers and friends.

Harbourfront Farmers Market

Saturday plans? Wake up, grab a coffee, and stroll by the lake while shopping for farm-fresh eggs, handmade pasta, and cute jars of jam.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: 235 Queens Quay West, Toronto
• Admission: Free. Goods are available for purchase.
• Website: https://harbourfrontcentre.com
• Best for: Early birds and shoppers.

Kensington Flea 

It’s part market and part treasure hunt. From vintage gems to handmade crafts, it’s peak Toronto creativity in a weekend-sized package.

• When: Every Saturday & Sunday, Until October 2025
• Where: 216 Augusta Ave, Toronto
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://kensingtonflea.com 
• Best for: Indie and small business supporters and gift hunters.

Toronto Flower Market 

Grab a tote and find your favourite blooms from 30+ Ontario growers. Even if you’re not buying, it’s still a solid way to romanticize your Saturday morning.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: CAMH (1001 Queen St West, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://www.torontoflowermarket.ca
• Best for: Flower lovers and anyone looking for a relaxing weekend activity.

Caribbean Vibrations Festival 

It’s the first-ever fest from Caribbean Vibrations—and they’re going big. And you’ll love the island feels, music, tasty food, and over 50 vendors showing off Caribbean culture.

• When: July 12-13, 2025
• Where: Harbourfront Centre (235 Queens Quay West, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://festival.caribvibetv.com
• Best for: Foodies and culture lovers.

Pop-up Market: MOCA x Hippie Market Life 

Think of this as your one-day excuse to buy cute vintage stuff while supporting local businesses. Behind MOCA, you’ll find vintage, handmade goods, and more.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Sterling Road Park, just behind MOCA 
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Website: https://moca.ca
• Best for: Shoppers and gift hunters.

Menagerie Market: Pop-Up at The Bentway 

If your idea of fun includes vintage treasures, local eats, cool art, and hands-on workshops, you’ll love this pop-up. With 100+ vendors setting up shop, there’s no shortage of fun finds.

• When: July 12-13, 2025
• Where: The Bentway (250 Fort York Blvd, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission 
• Instagram: @menageriemarkets 
• Best for: Weekend wanderers and shoppers.

Hero Tea x Toronto Humane Society Pop-Up 

Hero Tea is teaming up with the Toronto Humane Society to hand out free goodies, including free drinks, dachshund keychains and instant photo strips that’ll make your feed 100 times cuter.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: 719 Central Pkwy W, Mississauga
• Tickets: Free admission (donations are appreciated)
• Instagram: @heroteacanada 
• Best for: Freebies, pet lovers, and cute photo moments.

Love Island Season Finale Watch Party 

Love Island stans, you can catch the finale on a giant jumbotron at RendezViews. There’s pre-show trivia, a photo booth, and plenty of drama to scream about with your crew.

• When: July 13, 2025
• Where: RendezViews (229 Richmond St W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Free admission (arrive early as space is limited and doors close at capacity)
• Instagram: @cravecanada
• Best for: Reality TV fans and group hangs.

Concerts

Coldplay: Music of the Spheres World Tour 

Coldplay in Toronto? That’s happening this week. Their Music of the Spheres World Tour offers a mix of epic hits, new tracks from Moon Music, and all the lasers and fireworks you’ll love.

• When: July 7-8, 11-12, 2025
• Where: Rogers Stadium (1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.coldplay.com
• Best for: Coldplay fans and anyone who loves epic concerts.

Dave Matthews Band: 2025 Summer Tour 

Dave Matthews Band is in town this July, and you can bet their live show is as impressive as always. With long solos, funky rhythms, and a crowd that’s all in, it’s the ideal way to spend a Tuesday night.

• When: July 8, 2025
• Where: Budweiser Stage (909 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Get your tickets here.
• Website: https://davematthewsband.com
• Best for: Fans of rock, jams, and electric live shows.

Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is 20th Anniversary Tour 

Keyshia Cole is bringing her iconic R&B beats to Toronto for the 20th anniversary of The Way It Is. If you grew up with Love and I Should Have Cheated, you know this is going to be a night full of nostalgia.

• When: July 9, 2025
• Where: Coca-Cola Coliseum (19 Nunavut Rd, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.keyshiacoleofficial.com
• Best for: R&B lovers and live music fans.

Luke Bryan: Country Song Came On Tour 

With hits like That’s My Kind of Night and Country Girl (Shake It For Me), you’re in for a party. If you’ve seen him on American Idol, you know he’s got more than just the tunes—he’s got energy for days.

• When: July 10, 2025
• Where: Budweiser Stage (909 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.lukebryan.com
• Best for: Country music fans and party lovers.

The Rose – Once Upon A WRLD Tour 

Need a little alt-pop magic in your life? Known for their unique blend of indie rock, pop, and heartfelt ballads, this show is bound to leave you feeling all sorts of things.

• When: July 10, 2025
• Where: Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto (1133 Queens Plate Dr, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.officialtherose.com
• Best for: Alt-pop fans and anyone who loves a good emotional ballad.

Russ: Into the W!LD  Tour 

If you like your hip-hop with a little R&B flavor, you don’t want to miss Russ. He’s bringing his self-produced tracks and smooth beats to Toronto for a high-energy night.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Budweiser Stage (909 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.russworld.com 
• Best for: Hip-hop fans and R&B lovers.

Food, Music, Culture & More

Toronto Fringe Festival 

The city’s most unpredictable stage takeover is wrapping up this week. You’ll enjoy drama, dance, storytelling, and at least one show that can instantly catch your interest.

• When: Until July 13, 2025
• Where: Multiple venues 
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://fringetoronto.com
• Best for: Live performance lovers and creatives.

Beetlejuice The Musical

It’s weird, it’s witty, and it’s got a demon with a thing for stripes. This musical takes on the Tim Burton classic with some oddly touching moments thrown in.

• When: Until July 19, 2025
• Where: CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre (244 Victoria Street, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.mirvish.com
• Best for: Theatre fans and Tim Burton lovers.

Lavazza IncluCity Festival 

Movies under the stars and international cinema? This fest brings the energy—we’re talking special events, outdoor screenings, and enough photo ops to keep your Stories full all week.

• When: Until July 20, 2025
• Where: Distillery District (55 Mill Street, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://icff.ca
• Best for: Film lovers and date nights.

Summerlicious 

Tired of debating where to eat? This citywide food fest makes it easy with prix fixe menus at over 200 restaurants—from hidden gems to heavy hitters.

• When: Until July 20, 2025
• Where: Multiple venues 
• Price: Varies
• Website: https://www.toronto.ca
• Best for: Foodies and restaurant hoppers.

LEGO Summer of Play at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre 

Who needs a beach when you’ve got 1.5 million LEGO bricks and a DJ GoodVibes dance party? From LEGO bees to mini Toronto builds, this event has big energy for the little ones.

• When: Until August 3, 2025
• Where: 1 Bass Pro Mills Drive, Vaughan
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.legolanddiscoverycentre.com
• Best for: Kids and kid-at-heart grown-ups.

Dream in High Park: Romeo & Juliet 

If you’re planning a romantic night out this week, pack a picnic and head to High Park. Shakespeare’s classic Romeo & Juliet is back under the stars, and yes, there will be swooning, sword fights, and drama.

• When: Until August 31, 2025
• Where: High Park Amphitheatre (1873 Bloor Street West, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.canadianstage.com
• Best for: Romantic evenings, theatre lovers, and picnics.

Symphony in the Gardens 

A castle, city skyline, and live symphony under the stars? It’s giving full romance novel energy (minus the heartbreak).

• When: Until September 1, 2025
• Where: Casa Loma (1 Austin Terrace Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://casaloma.ca
• Best for: Date night dreamers and classical music fans.

Titanic: The Official Exhibition 

You don’t need to let go, Jack. Just walk through this interactive exhibit full of real Titanic artifacts, VR moments, and ghost ship feels (without getting wet).

• When: Until September 2025
• Where: YZD (30 Hanover Road, North York)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://expo-titanic.com
• Best for: History buffs and movie fans.

Downtown Movies in the Park Pre-event Party: Meet New Friends 

Before the movie starts, why not meet some new people? Head to The Pint for a pre-movie party with trivia, glowsticks, and icebreaker games. Plus, the first 80 people get a free drink.

• When: July 9, 2025
• Where: The Pint Public House, Up The Stairs! (277 Front Street West, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.todotoronto.com
• Best for: Anyone looking to make new friends and movie buffs.

Weird Al Yankovic: Bigger & Weirder Tour 

Weird Al is all set for the Bigger & Weirder tour in Toronto, and if you’ve never seen his parodies live, you’re missing out. You’ll be laughing and maybe singing along to some seriously funny hits.

• When: July 9, 2025
• Where: Budweiser Stage (909 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.weirdal.com
• Best for: Comedy lovers and music fans.

Junk Journal & Collage Jam 

Feel like gluing your feelings together with strangers? This chill craft night is about messy, no-pressure creativity—music playing, scraps flying, and people bonding over glitter and glue sticks.

• When: July 9, 2025
• Where: Waterfront Neighbourhood Centre (627 Queens Quay W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.katherineroesler.ca
• Best for: Artsy individuals and scrapbook enthusiasts.

Marner All-Star Invitational 

Got any hockey fans in your crew? The Marner All-Star Invitational is bringing local families face-to-face with some of the biggest hockey names in the world. It’s a chance to get up close with pros, plus a few fun activities for everyone.

• July 10, 2025: 19+ Tailgate Party (Toronto Event Centre – 5 Saskatchewan Rd, Toronto)
• July 11, 2025: Teams Register & Puck Drops (includes snacks, refreshments and lunch)
• July 11, 2025: Pro 3-on-3 & Awards (The Sports Village – 2600 Rutherford Rd, Vaughan)
• Tickets: Price varies
• Website: https://marner-allstar-2025.raiselysite.com
• Best for: Hockey lovers and families

TSM20: Toronto Summer Music Festival (July 10-August 2)

It’s the 20th anniversary of TSM, and this year’s festival is packed with exciting performances, from Cappella Mediterranea’s Monteverdi production to virtuoso performances from George Li and Franco Fagioli.

• When: July 10-August 2, 2025
• Where: Multiple venues 
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://torontosummermusic.com
• Best for: Classical music lovers and anyone who enjoys live performances.

FISHER Live in Toronto 

A night of high-energy, foot-stomping beats? FISHER is hitting Toronto with his carefree, dancefloor-driven DJ style.

• When: July 11, 2025
• Where: Budweiser Stage (909 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://followthefishtv.com
• Best for: EDM lovers and party-goers.

BLOOM: Circus in the Garden 

So, you show up to a garden picnic, and suddenly bees are doing aerial stunts and ants breakdancing nearby. BLOOM is not your average garden party—it’s part circus and part interactive theatre.

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: Toronto Botanical Garden (777 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://torontobotanicalgarden.ca
• Best for: Garden party fans and circus lovers.

LSDR Grand Opening Weekend 

If you’ve been thinking about trying Pilates, here’s your sign. LSDR is Toronto’s newest breathwork + Pilates studio, and they’re throwing a grand opening bash with giveaways, activations, and all the feel-good atmosphere.

• When: July 11-13, 2025
• Where: LSD°R Studios 543 Richmond Street West (Portland Street Entrance)
• Website: https://lsdrstudios.com 
• Best for: Fitness newbies and friends.

SHOCKWAVE at Wet’n’Wild 

Friday night’s heating up. This adults-only waterpark takeover has DJs, drink specials, foam parties, and dancing in the wave pool.

• When: July 11, 2025
• Where: 7855 Finch Ave W, Brampton
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://wetnwildtoronto.com
• Best for: Partygoers, thrill-seekers, and waterpark lovers.

The Wedding Party: A Dinner Theatre Escape Room 

Want a little mystery with your dinner? The Wedding Party dinner theatre escape room is the perfect mix of fun and intrigue. You’ll enjoy a three-course meal while solving a wedding day mystery.

• When: July 11-September 25, 2025
• Where: Old Mill Toronto (21 Old Mill Road, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here. 
• Website: https://www.secretcityadventures.com
• Best for: Fans of mysteries and dinner with a twist.

Elbows Up! Coast-to-Coast Canadian Wine Fair 

Love wine? Elbows Up! is Canada’s first exclusively Canadian wine fair, featuring 25+ wineries from across the country. You’ll get unlimited tastings from 25+ Canadian wineries, along with tasty food to snack on.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Fort York National Historic Site (250 Fort York Blvd, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Instagram: @elbowsupwinefair 
• Best for: Wine lovers and foodies.

ImportFest 2025 

ImportFest is the ultimate car show where you’ll get to see some of the coolest, most modified cars from across Canada and the U.S. Also, there’ll be tons of products to check out if you’re into tuning, performance, or just cool car stuff.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Metro Toronto Convention Center (255 Front Street West, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.importfest.com 
• Best for: Car lovers and tuning enthusiasts.

The Rosé Picnic 

Is your best pink outfit ready? The Rosé Picnic lets you sip on curated rosés, enjoy gourmet bites, and dance to live beats in a beautiful outdoor setting. Plus, there are pop-up shops for a little shopping break.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: The Canadian Film Centre (2489 Bayview Ave, North York)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.rosepicnic.com 
• Best for: Wine lovers and fashionistas.

Matcha & Friends 

Need a break from the usual coffee shop routine? Visit 11:59 Bar:Café this Saturday for a chill night of matcha, music, and mingling. DJs will be spinning house tracks while you sip your favorite green drinks in a laid-back downtown setting.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: 11:59 Bar:Café (70 Temperance St., Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Instagram: @house.affinity
• Best for: Matcha lovers, downtown hangouts, and music-filled nights.

United Colours of Comedy Tour 

This comedy tour brings together diverse, global voices for a weekend of side-splitting stand-up. It’s loud, proud, and guaranteed to make you laugh out loud.

• When: July 12-13, 2025
• Where: Second City (1 York Street, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.secondcity.com
• Best for: Comedy fans, date nights, and groups of friends looking for a good laugh.

Toronto International Harp Festival 

Yes, harp music can be cool. This weekend-long fest brings together some of the world’s most talented harpists for live concerts, masterclasses, and performances.

• When: July 12-13, 2025
• Where: Aga Khan Museum – Nanji Family Foundation Auditorium, 77 Wynford Drive, Toronto (July 12), All Nations Banquet Hall, 3300 Highway 7, Markham  (July 13)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.iharpfest.com 
• Best for: Classical music lovers, instrument enthusiasts, and an elegant weekend.

Bike Party Toronto – July Edition 

Ever wanted to enjoy music and ride a bike at the same time? Bike Party is like a moving club on wheels. Grab your speaker, your costume (optional but fun), and roll through the city with a crew of glowing bikes and portable DJs.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: TBA (It’s a mystery route)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://bikepartytoronto.square.site
• Best for: Cyclists and party people.

ARC WORLD 

Simu Liu. Jeremy Lin. A celeb basketball showdown. Plus food stalls, community panels, and local artists repping modern Asian culture. This is the place to be this weekend.

• When: July 12, 2025
• Where: Toronto Metropolitan University (341 Yonge St, Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://asianrootscollective.org
• Best for: Basketball fans and culture lovers.

Greenland Stories Film Festival 

Never seen a film from Greenland? This indie film fest features thrillers, folktales, documentaries, and even a few plot twists you didn’t see coming.

• When: July 12-13, 2025
• Where: Cineplex Yonge and Dundas and VIP (10 Dundas St. E. Toronto)
• Tickets: Click here.
• Website: https://www.cineplex.com
• Best for: Indie film lovers and quiet weekenders.

More…

• https://www.blogto.com/events
• https://www.todocanada.ca/city/toronto/events/page/16
• https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/festivals-events/festivals-events-calendar