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The top 5 free events in Toronto: July 27-August 2

Free events in Toronto will have you getting in the spirit for Caribana. Whether you plan to don a feather headdress or celebrate from the sidelines, there's plenty of cost-free carnival themed fun on tap this week. If you're not in the mood for festival crowds, head to Regent Park for a free screening of Boyz N The Hood.

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Live Music at Ontario's Celebration Zone
PANAMANIA may be on a break, but there's still many live musical events associated with the Games. This week you'll see Jeremy Fisher (July 28), Down With Webster (July 31), Kardinal Offishall (August 1), and lots more -- all for free at Ontario's Celebration Zone.

Under the Stars: Movies in the Park - BOYZ N THE HOOD (July 29)
Into watching Ice Cube flex his acting muscles? Who isn't? Head to Regent park to catch an outdoor screening of 1991 drama: Boyz N The Hood.

Caribana (July 30-August 2)
Caribana is back for its 47th year and just keeps getting better. Offering up tons of music and entertainment, this is one of the summer's most anticipated events for good reason. This Saturday check out the parade on Lakeshore Boulevard free of charge. See what went down last year in our slideshow.

Maker Festival 2015 (August 1)
Maker Festival showcases the best and brightest talent in the world of technology. Head to the Toronto Reference Library to see 3D printer demonstrations, learn what goes into building a robot, or test your own abilities in creative workshops.

TD Irie Music Festival (August 1-2)
The TD Irie Music festival takes over Fort York for two days to celebrate Canadian-African culture. Headliners include Bunji Garlin, Fay Ann Lyons, Junior Reid and more. Admission is only free if you are wearing a Toronto Carnival Costume on August 1st or before 5 p.m., so arrive early or plan on dressing to impress.

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