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Lisa Power
Posted on July 22, 2018
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The top 5 free events in Toronto this week

Radar
Lisa Power
Posted on July 22, 2018
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They say nothing in life is free, but these events in Toronto won't cost you a cent. Break out the lei for AlohaFest or check out both Ossington and Kensington Market as they transform into giant urban playgrounds—all without opening your wallet.

  • Free events you don't want to miss
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Movies in St. James Park
      July 26
      Movies in St. James Park
      Coco gets an free outdoor screening at this old and beautiful park nestled nearby St. Lawrence Market in what is the first movie night of the season.
      St. James Park
    • Indie Fridays
      July 27
      Indie Fridays
      Catch up and coming indie stars Iskwé, POSEY and Lydia Ainsworth at this week's edition of Indie Fridays, plus graffiti artists showing their stuff.
      Yonge–Dundas Square
    • AlohaFest
      July 28
      AlohaFest
      A huge celebration of Polynesian culture is on this week with performances, kids activities, traditional food and a big marketplace.
      Mel Lastman Square
    • OssFest
      July 28
      OssFest
      Ossington Avenue shuts down this summer for a huge street festival with entertainment, food, activities and wellness programming.
      Ossington Ave
    • Pedestrian Sundays
      July 29
      Pedestrian Sundays
      Kensington goes carless this Sunday to make space for dancing, music, makers, food and meditation in the street.
      Kensington Market
    Lead photo by

    Hector Vasquez at Ossfest
Lead photo by

Hector Vasquez at Ossfest

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