13 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week include some highly anticipated festivals. Head out of town for WayHome, or stay home for some can't-miss summer concerts, film screenings and a butter tart festival.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
July 24Help judge this epic butter tart battle. Your taste buds will thank you.The Drake Hotel
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July 25The outdoor film and music festival screens Brimstone & Glory after a performance from Lolaa. There'll also be food truck snacks and beer on site.
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July 25Watch Cooking with Stella in the north end of the dog bowl starting just after 9 p.m for free. There will also be valet bike parking for those arriving on two wheels.Trinity Bellwoods BIA
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July 25Kendrick Lamar, along with special guests Travis Scott and D.R.A.M., visit Toronto to show off one of the most acclaimed records of the year.ACC
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July 27Winners of regional finals from across the country will compete for a cash prize and the title of 2017 Art Battle National Champion, live in front of your very eyes.The Great Hall Toronto
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July 27Join hundreds of like-minded folks dressed in white and follow along on your mat for a group meditation session, yoga, and a concert.Exhibition Place
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July 27-30Tirgan is a non-profit, non-religious and non-partisan cultural celebration for Iranian-Canadians with four days of music, dance, food, discussions and historical programming.Harbourfront Centre
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July 27-29Thought the Beaches Jazz Fest has been happening all month long, the street fest portion takes place this weekend with live music popping up on street corners, stages and in bars and restaurants all along the street.Queen Street East
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July 28The bi-annual 12 Beers event returns. Get our your finest Hawaiian shirt and grab your ticket for this all-you-can-taste beer party with bands and DJs.
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July 29Celebrate the life and death (and maybe life again?) of zombie movie director George Romero with a free screening of his greatest film.Imagine Cinemas Carlton
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July 30Kensington goes car-free from noon until 7 p.m., with vendors, musicians, performers, food and drinks vendors and dance parties taking over the street.Kensington Market
Lead photo byHector Vasquez at OMG Bakery which is sadly not participating in the Butter Tart battle
Lead photo byHector Vasquez at OMG Bakery which is sadly not participating in the Butter Tart battle
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