15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are looking to get fancy for a day in the park at this year's all-white-and-pink Rosé Picnic. Elsewhere, Wiz Khalifa and Michael Bublé are here and there's a new drink festival. Taste of Middle East and Festival of Beer are back and there's lots of free stuff, too.
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Events you might want to check out
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July 22Burnt toast, peach baskets and more nostalgic moments from our country's illustrious (and often problematic) history are up this trivia night.
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July 23The Wiz himself is dropping by with French Montana, Playboi Carti and more, and they're coming as part of the Decent Exposure tour.Budweiser Stage
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July 25Fan Expo is still a month away, but the festivities are just getting started with a Halloween party in July that's the perfect excuse to dress up.
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July 26Get ready to dance it out with the upbeat electro pop sounds of L.A.'s Paige Duddy whose talent has seen her paired with many major hitmakers.
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July 26The Bublé himself is coming to croon to Toronto as he brings his golden voice to the stage for a two-night set.Scotiabank Arena
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July 26-28Beer and grub is only one part of this big festival as it includes performances by Ashanti and Ja Rule, members of the Wu Tang Clan and Dwayne Gretzky.Bandshell Park
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July 27New this year is a festival and symposium dedicated to showcasing over 50 natural, biodynamic, organic and low intervention wines from around the world.
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July 27The best way to express yourself is through pins and patches and this annual show features local makers selling all kinds of unique creations.Toronto Media Arts Centre
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July 27White and pink are the colours of the day at this boozy picnic in the garden that features food, music, Instagram backdrops and, of course, drinks.Stanley Barracks at Hotel X Toronto
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July 27It's a night of food, drink, farmers, vintage and handcrafted goods and music at this big PWYC night market, hosted by the Leslieville Farmers Market.Jonathan Ashbridge Park
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July 27Goodies from all over the Middle East make up this big festival with sweet and savoury bites, a market, music and more.Yonge-Dundas Square
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July 28SNL alumni and Portlandia star Fred Armisen is dropping by with his guitar for a night of comedy meant for musicians, but everyone is welcome.
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July 28If you've never experienced Parkdale's Little Tibet momo offerings, now's your chance as this annual crawl returns to tour the flavours of the neighbourhood.Multiple Venues
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