10 free things to do in Toronto this September
Free events in Toronto for September 2019 give you the chance to have a great time without spending a fortune. A full moon celebration and TIFF's Festival Street is back. The Roncesvalles Polish Festival is on, and there's and a new ten-week art festival.
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Free events you don't want to miss
DateAbout the EventLocation-
September 5-8The TIFF festivities are on and this big street festival is once again spanning part of King Street West for four days of food, movies, music and activities.King Street West
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September 7-8All of Cabbagetown is coming out for this huge neighbourhood festival that showcase local vendors, artists, performers, food and drink.Cabbagetown
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September 10-15This year's harvest moon celebration is set to be a peculiar sight, and it's being celebrated by the arrival of Luke Jerram's Moon sculpture under the Gardiner.The Bentway
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September 13-15One of the biggest cultural celebrations of the year is back with all-things Ukrainian culture and a weekend of music, dance, food and a huge midway.Bloor West Village
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September 14-15Get ready to polka your heart out as Roncesvalles shuts down for a huge street festival in celebration of Polish culture with performances, food and music.Roncesvalles
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September 15Open Streets is back for a pedestrian takeover of part of Bloor and Yonge Street for a day of activities, games, workshops and performances in the street.Multiple Venues
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September 17-22Now entering its 30th year, this huge book and magazine festival showcases the work of local writers with workshops, talks and a huge market.Harbourfront Centre
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September 21 - December 1New this year is a massive, ten-week art festival that only occurs every two years that includes exhibitions, talks and performances all over the city.Multiple Venues
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September 22Sterling Road is the place to be and this big block party is back with a day of food and drink from nearby spots, plus music, art and shopping.Sterling Road
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September 29The second last PS Kensington of the year means you may want to wear a sweater while playing games or grabbing a bite during this festival.Kensington Market
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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