10 things to do in Toronto this weekend
Things to do in Toronto this weekend include food festivals, a spring art market, the city's premiere book show, and the much-anticipated annual Doors Open tours. It's also the first PS Kensington 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 26Opening festivities at this shapeshifting space under the Gardiner will feature a much-anticipated performance by The Aliens of Manila, along with food, drinks and dancing.The Bentway
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May 26-28A three-day street eats fiesta featuring live music, food, goodies, and family entertainment in Scarborough.STREET EATS
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May 26This retro DJ night is dedicated to synth jams all the way from the 80s to the modern era.
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May 26Twilight fans can revisit the most unhinged love triangle of the YA genre with comedy duo Carley Thorne and Meredith Mullen.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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May 27This rain-proof spring market will feature local artists with ceramics, jewellery, paintings, sculpture, photographs at the Wychwood Barns.Artscape Wychwood Barns
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May 27Asian-focused vendor market pop-up with 30+ vendors, live DJs, entertainment, photo booths, food and drinks.Chefs Hall
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May 27-28This city-wide event returns for another big year with some of Toronto’s most architectural, cultural and socially significant sites offering free entrance all weekend.Multiple Venues
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May 27-28This 34th edition of Toronto's beloved literary festival returns with a free street showcase that celebrates the everyone and everything related to the written word.110 Wellesley St. W
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May 28This neighbourhood market promises a day filled with activities, live music, and food and drink from local vendors.Riverside Common Park
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May 28Get your bike in riding condition for the summer while enjoying a vendor market and lots of delicious food offerings at this tune-up-pop-up at a local brewery.
Lead photo bySonicgregu/blogTO Flickr Pool
Lead photo bySonicgregu/blogTO Flickr Pool
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