15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are about to get buckets as the Raps wrap up the NBA Finals series with the Warriors. It's a good time to break out your eatin' pants with Taste of Little Italy and a new Afro vegan festival. Pride Month is ramping up big time and there's lots of free stuff on, too!
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Events you might want to check out
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June 10Game 5 is here and the Raps are in position to secure the championship and it's all going down in the Square and across the city.Maple Leaf Square
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June 10Toronto’s finest LGBTQ2S+ and BIPOC performers are celebrating 24 years of Jagged Little Pill with music, dance, drag, burlesque, spoken word and comedy.
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June 11The iconic Fairmont Royal York is turning 90 and set to unveil its new improvements with speeches, music and a look at its new venues.
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June 12-15Back again is this annual film festival dedicated to indie horror flicks with films from local international filmmakers specializing in scares.
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June 12-15Catch a big showcase of local queer comedians with tickets $5-$50 or pay what you want, with all proceeds going to support queer organizations.Tarragon Theatre
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June 13Drawing from lesbian representation in fiction and popular culture, artist Adrienne Crossman uses objects to reference Toronto’s lost queer spaces.
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June 14It's a rainbow party at the ROM as #FNL celebrates Pride Month with a night of queer art, expression, music, dancing, food and performance.Royal Ontario Museum
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June 14-15True crime lovers can get their fix of all the drama and intrigue at this two-day festival featuring films and Q&As that focus on real crime stories.Revue Cinema
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June 14-16Get your fill of everything Italian as one of the year's most anticipated street festivals returns along College with food, music, drinks and fun.Little Italy
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June 14-15Sugar Beach is once again host to this big festival dedicated to all kinds of wine, spirits, beer, cider and cocktails, all served up alongside food and live music.Sugar Beach
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June 15-16Better put on your eating pants because Foodalicious is back with a weekend of street food goodies courtesy of the city's best food trucks.Downsview Park
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June 16From the sleepy suburbs of St. Catharines came the big, booming sound of post-hardcore rockers Alexisonfire and their now-signature sound.Budweiser Stage
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June 16New this year is a full day dedicated to African and Caribbean vegan fare with plant-based goodies and live music with proceeds going to an organic farm.Artscape Wychwood Barns
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