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Phil Villeneuve
Posted on July 19, 2017
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8 things to do in Toronto today

Radar
Phil Villeneuve
Posted on July 19, 2017
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It's going to be a scorcher today in Toronto, so head outside when the sun goes down and catch a movie under the stars. If you feel like dancing, check out a concert and grab a free hot dog along the way.

  • Events you might want to check out
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Summer Exhibition
      July 19-30
      Summer Exhibition
      Check out the new summer group show at this Parkdale artist-run gallery.
      Gallery 1313
    • Porch View Dances
      July 19-23
      Porch View Dances
      From July 19 to 23, this neighbourhood lights up with contemporary dancing in front yards and on the porches of local houses.
      Seaton Village
    • National Hot Dog Day
      July 19
      National Hot Dog Day
      Visit Fancy Franks on College Street anytime between noon and 5 p.m. on to get a free hot dog! There's a limit of one per guest. 
      Fancy Franks
    • Mbongwana Star
      July 19
      Mbongwana Star
      Hear fresh, ground-breaking sounds out of Africa mixed traditional rhythms with a big fistful of post-punk bass and busted electronics. Toronto's own DJ Medicineman opens.
      The Great Hall
    • Xavier Rudd
      July 19
      Xavier Rudd
      Catch the Australian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist on his latest tour.
      Danforth Music Hall
    • Meatballs
      July 19
      Meatballs
      See Bill Murray and Ivan Reitman's first collab, which is also the ultimate summer adventure film. This screening is free.
      Harbourfront Centre Concert Stage
    • The Goonies
      July 19
      The Goonies
      Head to Riverdale Park West at 6:30 p.m. for snacks and live music before a free outdoor screening of The Goonies.
      Riverdale Park West (by Riverdale Farm)
    • Moana
      July 19
      Moana
      See this animated movie that kids and adults are loving. Arrive before show time at 9 p.m. for activities and a vendors market.
      Regent Park
    Lead photo by

    Regent Park Film Festival
Lead photo by

Regent Park Film Festival

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