10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include meeting your favourite celebs at a pop-culture convention, singing your heart out at the Budweiser stage and trying different boozy drinks at a beer festival. In addition to this, the CNE will also be happening throughout the week.
For the full listings, make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
August 22Make your way to the Budweiser stage to watch an incredible a cappella performance by viral music sensations Pentatonix as part of their 2023 world tour supporting their new album "Holidays Around The World."Budweiser Stage
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August 24Put on your cowboy boots on and sing along to your favourite country tunes as country music singer Dean Brody brings the house down.Budweiser Stage
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August 24Grab a drink and groove to the beat of up-and-coming rapper Toosii as he makes a tour stop at Toronto's iconic music venue, History.
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August 25Rock out near the stage or chill out on the lawn as Canadian rock singer-songwriter City and Colour graces the Budweiser stage with special guest Courtney Marie Andrews.Budweiser Stage
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August 25-27Immerse yourself in nature as you listen to smooth jazz, the mesmerizing sounds of indigenous music or vibrant pop at this music festival taking over Trillium Park.Trillium Park at Ontario Place
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August 25-27Watch a stunning fashion show, check out pieces' intricate details up close in a showroom and celebrate everything African designers have to offer as African Fashion Week returns for its 11th year.Yonge Dundas Square
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August 25-27Try some yummy food, watch a vibrant KPop dance competition or an energetic Taekwondo performance at this Korean food and culture festival.Mel Lastman Square
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August 26Latinos of Toronto, get ready to sing and dance your heart out as Mexican star Danna Paola performs her greatest hits and some new songs as part of her XT41S tour at History.
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August 26Crack open a cold one, munch on some delicious food, listen to live music and close off the day with a neighbourhood street party at Leslieville's Beer Festival.Leslieville
Lead photo byChristian Bobak
Lead photo byChristian Bobak
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