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Free events in Toronto this week include the last major street festivals of the summer, a free outdoor movie, a day-long concert in one of the city's coolest parks, and a picnic for guinea pigs.
This little film fest is dedicated to showcasing innovative and exciting work by risk-taking filmmakers from around the world. If you need to see something new and exciting, try these films out for free.
The Ryerson season opener is always a fun, free thing to do. This season the gallery launches shows like The Faraway Nearby: Photographs of Canada from The New York Times Photo Archive and Zacharias Kunuk: Dog Team.
This is an exhibition of film, music, art and photography by young women creators, which shows the ways they extend themselves into new spaces creatively and professionally. It's a celebration of strong women in the arts.
This might be the final free, outdoor movie screening of the season. Catch Rogue One: A Star Wars Story at dusk, but arrive early for giveaways and games before showtime.
North America's largest Ukrainian Festival happens in our very own city with three days of entertainment, music, dancing, vendors, community awareness and of course, food. So much food.
Woodbine Beach is throwing its first festival directly on the beach. Stroll the boardwalk, bounce to the music blasting all day, check out local art displays and pray for no rain.
This is North America’s largest celebration of Polish culture, and it happens along one street for one day only! There are Polish food vendors, stages with entertainment and dancing under the stars.
Get to this east side park from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a guinea pig "pignic". Bring your guinea pigs, enter them in the pageant with 10 categories, walk them on the red carpet, or just show up to watch.
This is a day of global sounds at the beautiful new Trillium Park. Bring a blanket and a bite, stay for the day and linger by the fire. Shows start at 2 p.m. and the last show starts around 9 p.m.
Every year movie-goers cast their votes for their favourite movie of the festival and a winner is then chosen and screened for free on the final day of the festival. Last year's winner was La La Land ... what buzzy movie will take the crown in 2017?
