10 things to do in Toronto for the 2023 Victoria Day weekend
Things to do in Toronto for the 2023 Victoria Day long weekend include an AI dance performance, downtown Asian night market, a charity benefit concert, and free tulips for all. It's also the first Electric Island of the season.
For more ideas, check out our previous round-up for the week or head over to our events section for the full listings.
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Events you might want to check out
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May 20This installation features interactive stations where your input shapes a one-of-a-kind dance performance and a unique sensory prescription tailored just for you.Innis College Courtyard
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May 20Downtown Asian night market with 40+ local vendors, DJs, dancers, and even an origami workshop.STACKT
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May 20Not your grandma's bingo. Numbers are replaced with songs and the host plays songs while you dab along! There will be prizes and the the first beer is free for all players.
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May 21Cameron House hosts a charity show for the Schizophrenia Society of Canada and the Beverley Street Group with 3 local bands as well as fascinating presentations about Schizophrenia and Psychosis.
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May 21In honour of Dutch Heritage Month the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Toronto is offering you a chance to pick your own tulips at Nathan Phillips Square.Nathan Phillips Square
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May 21This makers market offers an afternoon of shopping, socializing with handmade goods from over 70 vendors all under one roof. The event is free and pet-friendly. There will be swag bags and food trucks on site.The Woolfitt's
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May 21If you want to be on a boat this long weekend, this rain or shine party cruise will be setting out on Lake Ontario with DJs spinning EDM, House, Hip Hop, and Reggaeton.Jubilee Queen Cruises
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May 21Swifties will want to warm up their vocals for this big Taylor Swift themed open mic night at the iconic Rivoli on Queen West.
Lead photo byHector Vasquez at Electric Island
Lead photo byHector Vasquez at Electric Island
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