15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about big-ticket concerts and street festivals.
Field Trip is back to take over Fort York, or you can dance your way through the TD Salasa on St. Clair Street Festival.
With so many things to do in Toronto, there's likely an event for everyone.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
July 5Round up your friends and head out to this cabaret-style drag show where local drag queens will be strutting their stuff.
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July 5Grammy-nominated artist Jack Johnson is bringing his mellow voice and songs to the city.Budweiser Stage
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July 6Award-winning rapper turned punk rocker is bringing his Mainstream Sellout Tour to Toronto.Scotiabank Arena
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July 6Get ready to laugh until you're crying at this local comedy show.
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July 6-17Showcasing 160 plays at 13 different venues, there's a show for everyone at Ontario's largest theatre festival that features work by independent playwrights.Multiple Venues
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July 6-27Test your knowledge of pop culture at this trivia night and try your luck at winning some prizes.
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July 7-10Celebrate the city's cultural diversity at this four-day festival full of food, music, dance, activities and more.Multiple Venues
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July 8The Weeknd makes his return to his hometown as he stops in the city for his After Hours Til Dawn Tour.Rogers Centre
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July 8-9Grab a glass of either white, red or rose and head out to the two-day outdoor wine festival that will offer an array of different wines to try.Rendezviews
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July 8-10Scarborbourough's largest street festival celebrates cultures from every community in the GTA.Lawrence Ave. E
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July 9The indie music festival will be taking over the historic site for a day and will feature performances by 15 different artists including Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Peach Pit, and Kurt Vile and the Violators.Fort York National Historic Site
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July 9Try not to get distracted by all the cute puppies running around as you try to get in some daily exercise.Royal Canadian Legion
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July 9Calling all Swifties! Head out to this Tayor Swift-themed dance party and dance like you're feeling 22.Danforth Music Hall Theatre
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July 9-10The largest Latino-themed cultural celebration in Canada 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 10Grab a table and get ready to watch some of your favourite drag queens lipsync like their life depended on it.RendezViews
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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