The top 15 street festivals in Toronto for summer 2022
Street festivals in Toronto this summer are set to take over our main roads and line the streets full of activities, live performances, vendors and of course, food.
These events are spread through different neighbourhoods in the city and they're a great way to discover new and local favourites that you might've been missing out on.
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Street festivals
DateAbout the EventLocation-
October 30On the last Sunday of the month, the streets of Kensington Market go car-free. Find performers, food vendors, dance parties and endless surprises all over.Kensington Market
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June 24-26Canada's biggest Asian festival is set to pack the streets full of food and performances.Steeles Ave
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June 24-26After two years, Pride Toronto returns to the city with a massive street festival to end the month. The festival will be full of music, entertainment, food, and a massive parade to celebrate.Multiple Venues
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June 24 - July 2A telltale sign of summer, this internationally-recognized jazz festival has musicians and artists flocking to the city from all over to play.Multiple Venues
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July 8-10Scarborough's largest street festival celebrates cultures from every community in the GTA.Lawrence Ave. E
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July 9-10The largest Latino-themed cultural celebration in Canada, the annual TD Salsa on St. Clair Street Festival includes the best of Latino music, dance, visual arts, and culture with salsa dance parties, art exhibitions, and dance lessons.St. Clair Avenue and Winona Drive
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July 16-17Bloor Street West gets shut down for a full day this summer for this massive street festival featuring art, live music, and food from neighbouring restaurants.Bloordale
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July 16The annual street festival is back to take over Bloor West Village with rides, a car show, vendors, live performances and of course a ton of food.Multiple Venues
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July 23-24The street festival will not only focus on food, but will have cultural installations and performances meant to showcase the country’s diverse offerings.Little Manila
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July 28-31This weekend festival celebrating Caribbean culture ends with a grand parade, filled with extravagant costumes, colours, music and dancing.Multiple Venues
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August 20-21The streets will be pack with thousands of people excited to be celebrating Toronto's Chinese culture.Chinatown
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September 9-11The Kingsway will come alive with live performances, carnival rides and tons of local restaurants and vendors.The Kingsway BIA
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September 17-18From food vendors, polka dances, and live music, immerse yourself in Polish culture at this weekend festival.Roncesvalles Ave
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September 16-18North America's largest Ukrainian Festival is back after a short hiatus featuring three days of entertainment, dancing, music and tons of food.Bloor West Village
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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