12 things to do in Toronto today
It's the first day of June and Toronto is celebrating with multiple barbecues, festival launches and a few massive parties. Welcome to a very exciting new month.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
June 1The Sake Institute of Ontario presents the country's biggest festival of sake that let's you discover over 150 sakes from more than 50 breweries.The Fermenting Cellar
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June 1Power Ball's theme is Stereo Vision and it'll explore hidden worlds, alternate realities with unique art installations, performances, cocktails and more.The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery
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June 1This group exhibition reimagines "self-love as an act of resistance." Catch new works from Cherry Kutti, Ness Lee, Lauren Pirie and Tabban Soleimani.
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June 1-10Canada’s largest ten-minute play festival showcases the work of 24 writers from across the globe with six plays performed over an hour.Alumnae Theatre
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June 1The AGO celebrates a vision of Pride created by the programmers of Blockorama, its longest running stage, featuring a headlining performance by Junglepussy.AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario
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June 1-4Experience 10 shows of clowns, acrobats and cabaret performers over multiple days at this festival celebrating the art of adult clowning around.Factory Theatre
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June 1Meet at the wood-burning for some Neapolitan pizza from Pizzeria Libretto and delicious Indian veggies and rice from Banjara Restaurant.Christie Pits, Toronto
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June 1As the sun sets, sip on cocktails, chew on some gourmet BBQ and challenge one another to life-size lawn games. There'll also be a special Pink Flamingo cocktail too.
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June 1Kick off BBQ season with some music in St. James Park and then a feast from 5-7 p.m. prepared by the many merchants of the St. Lawrence Market.St James Park
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June 1It's Creemore's 30th anniversary and to celebrate they're throwing a party with food, drinks and more.Liberty Village
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June 1 - August 18This outdoor market returns to the second floor terrace of Adelaide Place with food from some of Toronto’s best chefs, restaurants and bakers.Adelaide Place
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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