15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are nothing short of exciting as the CNE opens for the season with a ton of new stuff to check out. The Toronto Reference Library is having a big sale and Taste of Manila is back. There's concerts galore, parties, festivals and free stuff on as well.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
August 12Dreamy beats and chill vibes are what make up the sounds of rapper Joey Bada$$ as he arrives with Beast Coast artists and Flatbush Zombies.RBC Echo Beach
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August 13Billy Corgan and company are still going strong and the 90s alt-rock pioneers are teaming up with Oasis' Noel Gallagher and special guests AFI.Budweiser Stage
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August 14California's nu metal rockers are ready to hit the road for a North American summer tour with Alice in Chains and special guests Underoath.Budweiser Stage
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August 15-17Bookworms, rejoice! You can get your hands on thousands of used books for anywhere between 10 cents and 1 dollar at this big, three-day book sale.Toronto Reference Library
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August 15-17Manifesto is back with three days of events and performances happening all over the city, including a free concert from Ari Lennox.Multiple Venues
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August 17It's a night of dancing, DJs, live performances, food trucks, drinks and free dance lessons to get your feet moving at this big Latin block party.
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August 17The MOCA is getting into the after-hours party game with an artists' takeover of two floors of the museum for a night of music, art and installations.
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August 17Local and regional growers are dropping by for this monthly market that features fresh cut flowers, handmade bouquets and home items for sale.CAMH
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August 17Take the day off to party beachside as Sunnyside hosts its biggest event yet with Joe Claussell spinning the beats from open to close.Sunnyside Pavilion Cafe & Concert Park
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August 17-18Wavelength is back with a weekend of music and art that highlights the city's indie scene with performances by Milk & Bone and many more.Stackt Market
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August 17-18Goodies from over 41 countries make up this big festival with tons of flavours, music, dance, and performances from all over the Americas.Yonge-Dundas Square
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August 17-18The biggest celebration of Filipino culture is on with a massive street festival featuring hundreds of food vendors, shopping, performances and lots more.Bathurst and Wilson
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August 18Toronto's fancy new park is open and ready to welcome folks in for a flea market and festival featuring shopping, music, activities and more.College Park
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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