15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about to paint the town rainbow as the Pride celebrations heat up. Open Roof kicks off another season of movies and music while The Stop's Night Market is back. There's lots of free stuff happening, too, including the Toronto Raptors parade.
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Events you might want to check out
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June 17Two million people are expected to turn out to welcome the team back and celebrate their first NBA Championship.Exhibition Place
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June 18-19The Stop is back with its huge night market that includes all-you-can-eat grub from the city's top chefs, drinks and music, all for a good cause.Stackt Market
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June 20We all remember where we were when we heard our first Death Cab for Cutie song and their tunes that carved out a special place in the alt-rock scene.RBC Echo Beach
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June 20-24New this year is an independent, non-corporate, artist-led music and art festival celebrating queer artists and spaces over four days all over the city.Multiple Venues
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June 21Ripley's annual Pride party is back with a night of fun among the fishes, including music, food, drinks, activities and more.Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
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June 21Willie Nelson, Phil Lesh & Friends, the Avett Brothers and many more country stars are dropping by Toronto for this big music festival.Budwesier Stage
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June 21-23Brewers from all over the region are dropping by for this celebration of independent craft beer, plus food, activities and live music.Ontario Place
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June 21-30The city is about to be one jazzy spot with thousands of artists performing all over the city, including a free concert series taking over Yorkville.Multiple Venues
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June 22Ride the wave of 90s nostalgia with Aqua, The Vengaboys members of S Club 7, Prozzak and Right Said Fred as they all come by to party.Interchange Park
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June 22The second instalment of the Electric Island series is back with Seth Troxler, DJ Harvey and more at a new location, due to flooding on the Island.Woodbine Park
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June 22Local growers, florists, craftspeople and gardeners are coming out for this monthly market that features handmade bouquets and home decor.CAMH
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June 22-23Fill up on traditional Filipino goodies at this annual food festival that celebrates Filipino culture through food, music, dance and performances.Nathan Phillips Square
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June 23Part of the Green Space Festival, this huge Pride party caps off the weekend with an afternoon of beats by Danny Tenaglia DJ, Black Madonna and DJ Addy.Bandshell Park
Lead photo byToronto Raptors
Lead photo byToronto Raptors
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