13 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week will let you indulge in both music and food. The Mac and Cheese Festival returns to Ontario Place and there's a few must-see concerts as well. If you want to get outdoors, check out Dundas West Fest, which takes over an entire neighbourhood.
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Events you might want to check out
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May 29Experience one of the most important soul singers of our time. Cloves opens for acclaimed singer Michael Kiwanuka, and you shouldn't miss it.The Phoenix Concert Theatre
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May 30DJ Oreo and King Louie open for Chance the Rapper at this show that was postponed by a week.Budweiser Stage
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June 1-4This isn't a festival for kids. Instead, it includes 10 shows featuring the best clowns around. There are also cabaret-style performances.Factory Theatre
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June 1As the sun sets, guests will enjoy cocktails, indulge in gourmet BBQ, try frozen treats, and challenge one another in life-size lawn games.
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June 1This community pizza party returns to Christie Pits Park. Grab Neapolitan pizza from the fine folks at Pizzeria Libretto and delicious Indian veggies and rice from Banjara Restaurant.Christie Pits, Toronto
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June 1The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery collaborates with fashion house Max Mara to present Toronto's most notorious art party. It's a (pricey by exciting) night of art installations, performances, cocktails and moreThe Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery
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June 1 - August 18Adelaide Eats is an outdoor food market open on weekdays for the month of June and serves food until 8 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays. The list of vendors includes Holy Chuck, Chimney Stax and more.Adelaide Place
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June 2-4Talented chefs, savvy cooks and innovative food entrepreneurs once again feed over 40,000 hungry fans with wildly creative versions of mac and cheese.Ontario Place
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June 2Attention Riverdale fans! It's a Riverdale Pride themed dance party complete with a burlesque performance by Sevvy Skellington and Leelando Calrissian. DJs Gaydrama Jeff McDonald Derek Aubichon will be spinning.
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June 3As one of the city's coolest neighbourhood street festivals, Dundas West Fest includes a collection of local restaurants, clothing vendors, coffee shops, antiques, bars and a couple small stages.Dundas Street West
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June 3-4Field Trip takes over Fort York for two days of (mostly) music with headliner Feist, art, comedy, family activities and food.Fort York, Toronto
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June 4Experience the best from over 60 of Toronto’s top chefs and sip beverages from 30 purveyors while taking in great views and some lively entertainment.Lakeside, Corus Quay
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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