10 things to do in Toronto on the Canada Day long weekend 2023
The Canada Day long weekend in Toronto for 2023 includes watching Sean Paul bring the house down at History, jamming out to an EDM music festival and spending a night at the circus.
Here is a round-up of things to do this Canada Day long weekend in Toronto.
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Events
DateAbout the EventLocation-
June 30 - July 1Sing along to a lineup of classic rock tribute bands, then head to the food trucks for some snacks at this free two-day event celebrating all things Canada. Make sure to grab a cold one at the beer garden before watching a dazzling firework show.Woodbine Park
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June 30 - July 3Take advantage of the long weekend at the Aga Khan Museum! Get your sweat on at a Bollywood workout class, check out Muslim art during the museum's extended hours, or treat your mouth to some delicious food at this four-day music and art festival.Aga Khan Museum
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June 30Dance for hours or plan your night with a decade in mind at this Kensington Market dance party celebrating the best music from the 1970s to the 2020s. There'll even be a New Year-like countdown and confetti before each decade switch!
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June 30 - July 2Grip the edge of your seat as you watch performers from around the world attempt daring acts of trapeze and tight rope during this circus tour stop in Etobicoke.Woodbine Mall and Fantasy Fair under the Big Top
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July 1Celebrate the summer's ultimate long weekend with a beach-themed party in downtown Toronto. There will be plenty of specialty drinks, beach games, and a best-dressed competition, so make sure you wear your best outfit!The Porch
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July 1Head to Danforth East this Canada Day and laugh your face off as roastmaster Sebastiano Fazio rips Canada to shreds. From poutine to truck convoys, no topic will be left untouched.
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July 1Watch a glimmering firework show at Downsview Park during their annual Canada Day celebration. Games, vendors and food trucks will keep you entertained (and well-fed) throughout the night.Downsview Park
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July 2Reggae fans, get ready to rap your lungs out to Sean Paul's greatest hits. His Scorcha Tour will take place at one of Toronto's best live music venues.
Lead photo byFareen Karim
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