15 things to do in Toronto this week
Who likes pizza? Events in Toronto this week include the a new pizza festival at Ontario Place while a giant block party takes over King Street. A ton of superstars are set to hit the stage and there's lots of free stuff worth checking out.
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Events you might want to check out
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July 16Shaking up what conventional pop music can be, Janelle Monae arrives with her unique sound to Toronto for the evening.
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July 17Vans Warped Tour comes to an end after 24 glorious years of raucous partying and music with performances by Sum 41 and Bowling for Soup.Budweiser Stage
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July 18Catch an outdoor screening of Cory Finley's black comedy Thoroughbreds and a performance by Chelsey Bennett alongside food and brews.Sterling Road
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July 18A game changer in the world of hip-hop, the legendary Lauryn Hill is here to perform her seminal album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.Budweiser Stage
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July 18-19Toronto becomes home to independent filmmakers from across Canada during this festival showcasing everything from features to experimental films.Imagine Cinemas Carlton
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July 19Food and art join forces inside St. Lawrence Market for this huge summer party on the patio with live music, drinks and performances.St. Lawrence Market
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July 20-22An entire festival to all things gooey, doughy and cheesy gets a inaugural festival over at Ontario Place, complete with traditional Italian food and drinks.Ontario Place
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July 21Funnyman Kevin Hart lands in Toronto for the night to bring the laughs and real talk as part of his The Irresponsible Tour.Scotiabank Arena
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July 22A full day of barbecue and tunes is returning to King Street with grub, and live performances courtesy of DJ Skratch Bastid.525 King St W
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July 22The drink of Canadian summer gets a festival of its own this week spanning the Fifth and featuring lots of wild concoctions and entertainment.
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July 22This new public space under the Gardiner once again becomes a beer garden and includes a special performance by girl-power pop collective For Esmé.The Bentway
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July 22Montreal's indie rock supergroup continue their Everything Now tour with a one-night stop in Toronto.Budweiser Stage
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