10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include an Argentinian food festival, a dazzling car show and an outdoor concert.
For the full listings, make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
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August 15Crack open a cold one and get ready to rock out to fun pop songs as Aussie boyband 5 Seconds of Summer takes over the Budweiser stage as part of their North American tour promoting their newest album 5SOS5.Budweiser Stage
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August 15Head on over to the east end of the city and watch as award-winning singer and rapper Jidenna brings the house down at History.
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August 16-17Nobody takes grilling more seriously than Argentinians. Make your way to St. Lawrence market and try delicious steaks and signature choripan, or have a few drinks to the saucy beat of live Latin music at this Argentinian food festival.
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August 18-19Take a selfie with a vintage car, check out funky muscle trucks or grab a snack from an array of vendors as you groove to the tunes of live bands.Crossroads of the Danforth BIA
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August 18Wrestling fans, prepare to hold to the edge of your seat as you watch a thrilling wrestling match at Scotiabank Arena featuring wrestling stars like Drew McIntyre and Kevin Owens.Scotiabank Arena
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August 18Get your cowboy boots on and make your way to the Budweiser Stage for a night of country as singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton graces the stage with special guests Marcus King and The War and Treaty.Budweiser Stage
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August 19Let your inner fan girl loose as you dance to the beat of your favourite Jonas Brothers songs as the celebrity siblings make a tour stop at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena.Rogers Centre
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August 19-20If you love rollercoasters and food, head to Canada's Wonderland this week as a Brazilian food festival takes over the park grounds. Try some delicious feijoada, or listen to lively Brazilian music before hopping on your favourite rides.Canada's Wonderland
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August 19-20Eat some savoury adobo, or try traditional sisig, test your luck at the carnival games or get some shopping done at the many artisan stalls at Canada's biggest Filipino festival.Wilson Avenue and Bathurst Street in North York
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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