15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are set to get you in to the summertime groove with musical heavy hitters, a new burger festival, a night market, free outdoor movies and plenty of art. Plus there's tons of free stuff happening, too!
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
July 3Electro-funk duo Dave-1 and P-Thugg are here with their eclectic sound that pulls from multiple genres for a pop fusion experience.
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July 3Sketch comedy gets a solo variety show for the ages as comedians use character pieces, physical comedy, puppets and whatever else for their set.
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July 4Movie Nights in the Beach kicks off with an outdoor screening of the classic Bend It Like Beckham, and includes free popcorn.Kew Gardens
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July 4As Brampton's own Tory Lanez continues to blow up on the international stage, he makes his way back to where it all started.
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July 4-15Theatres across the city play host to a variety of productions by upcoming and established playwrites on the fringe of the performing arts scene.Multiple Venues
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July 5-8Canadian and international artists come together for this huge art book fair with performances, talks, workshops, screenings and more.Chinatown Centre
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July 6She's still the one we run to, and Canada's own mega pop star Shania Twain is coming home as part of her NOW tour.Scotiabank Arena
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July 6-8It's the first ever BurgerMania where burger vendors from all over the city come together for a patty smackdown.Ontario Place
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July 6-8Nathan Phillips Square transforms into a huge marketplace with artists selling original works, plus a beer garden courtesy of Henderson Brewing Co.Nathan Phillips Square
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July 6-22Establishments from all over the city take part in this culinary experience, offering a diverse range of special items and menus at fixed prices.Multiple Venues
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July 7The Aga Khan Museum hosts the first of three free outdoor movie screenings this summer with a PWYC option to explore inside the museum.Aga Khan Park
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July 7Music, activities and food make up this yearly neighbourhood street festival with an environmentally-friendly focus.The Junction
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July 7-8Makers from all over come to Toronto to show off the creative goods, products, gadgets and everything else they've been working hard on.Toronto Reference Library
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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