15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are filling your tummy with rib and lobsterfest, the first Scarborough Night Market and Duke Eats Festival. It's also the first Union Summer of the season, back after a year on hiatus. If you're looking for free things, we've got you covered.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
June 25Pride month celebrations continue with this Sarah Ashby-produced queer coming of age musical comedy.
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June 26Soul legend Jill Scott is living her life like it's golden and blessing Toronto with her sensuous lyrics and powerful storytelling for the evening.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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June 26 - July 1Looking to provide thoughtful discussion on female-driven films, FEFF celebrates 16 years of highlighting the work of female film makers.Carlton Cinema
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June 27This week's edition of Open Roof is a Heathers/American Psycho mashup with Thoroughbreds and music by Moscow Apartment.Sterling Road
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June 28Meaty, juicy and buttery lobster goodness fresh from Nova Scotia is happening at Assembly Chef's Hall for its own mini Lobsterfest.
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June 29It doesn't get much more Canadian than the legendary icon Gordon Lightfoot as he takes the stage for the first of a two-night stint in Toronto.
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June 29Toronto's own Ralph has been getting noticed for her synth-pop stylings that mix disco and smooth soul for some sensuous vibes.
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June 29This week's edition of FNL has hot beats and good eats on deck and a look at the new exhibition, Spiders: Fear & Fascination.Royal Ontario Museum
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June 29 - July 1The flavours of Hong Kong hit Toronto in celebration of Canada Day with food, music, shopping and free outdoor movies all weekend long.Agincourt Mall
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June 29 - July 1Dress your best for this weekend-long festival of horse racing, big hats and performances by country singer Brad Paisley.Woodbine Racetrack
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June 29 - July 2Arguably one of the largest rib fest celebrations of the year, some of the biggest names in the rib game serve up the best ribs in the country.Centennial Park
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June 30Among all the food to be had, this huge outdoor festival boasts Indigenous markets, cultural showcases and live entertainment.1290 Finch Avenue West
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June 30Sunnnyside's weekly beach party returns for another night under the stars with racing, drinks and DJs Chus + Ceballos.Sunnyside Pavilion & Cafe
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July 1Electric Island returns for a Canada Day celebration of DJs and performances by Anna, The Martinez Brothers, Jackmaster and more.Hanlan's Point
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July 1 - August 19This huge summer market shows off the best of the newly renovated station with vendors, shopping, programming and events all summer long.Union Station
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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