25 things to do in Toronto on Canada Day long weekend 2024
Things to do in Toronto for the Canada Day long weekend 2024 include catching a performance by Andre 3000 at Jazz Fest, an epic street fair celebrating Pride Month and Canada's largest Asian food and cultural festival.
For more ideas, check out our previous roundup for the week and be sure to head over to our events section for complete listings.
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend.
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Events you might want to check out
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June 27 - July 21Experience the magic of multicultural cinema under the stars at the Distillery District all week long.The Distillery Historic District
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June 28One half of OutKast hits the stage at Toronto Jazz Fest for a night of ground shaking grooves and good vibes.
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June 28Sample eats from some of Toronto's favourite food trucks and vendors as you spend an evening in the sun at Fountainhead Park on Friday, June 28 from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.Fountainhead Park
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June 28Bounce and bop to the soulful sound of U.S.-based group Lake Street Dive as they hit the stage at History.
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June 28Liberty Village will be filled with laughter as some of the country's funniest comedians entertain you at an intimate show.
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June 28-30Church Street between Bloor and Dundas will be filled with food, music, dancing and pride as the Pride Street Fair takes over the neighbourhood all weekend long.Multiple Venues
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June 28-30Canada's largest Asian food and cultural festival returns to Toronto for a weekend of sizzling street food and fun.Pacific Mall
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June 28One of the highlights of Pride weekend, groove to beats by some of Toronto's best 2SLGBTQI+ DJs under the open air.South Riser
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June 29Explore Dundas West from Shaw to Lansdowne as you peruse the neighbourhood's art galleries and epic vintage stores.Multiple Venues
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June 29 - August 31Coffee and Clothing, Hogtown Flea and Old Flame Brewing Co. are teaming up to host monthly vintage night markets all summer long in the Distillery District.Old Flame Brewing Company
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June 29One quarter of One Direction (some may say the best quarter) hits the stage at Scotiabank Arena this weekend.Scotiabank Arena
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June 29 - July 1Head to the Aga Khan museum for an exhilarating weekend of music, food and activities.Aga Khan Museum
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June 29Break out your dancing shoes for an evening of Salsa, Bachata and Cha Cha.TacoTaco
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June 29Last call is 4 a.m. at this hot hot hot pride EDM dance party at the iconic El Mocambo.
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June 30Make the most of your long weekend with a cover-free dance party featuring all of your favourite hits.
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June 30Close out Pride Month and welcome Canada Day with an epic party at The Wiggle Room.
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June 30Where better to celebrate the long weekend than The Maddy, with live music, dancing, giveaways and even on-site tattoos.
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June 30 - October 27Stop by The Supermarket at Kensington Pedestrian Sunday for even more vendors as well as extra fun workshops and events.
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June 30Celebrate Pride at the city's biggest party of the year!Multiple Venues
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June 30Spend a night of non-stop fun at SPIN featuring DJs, unlimited ping-pong and drink specials.
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July 1Get dazzled by free public firework displays at Ashbridges Bay, Centennial Park, Milliken Park and Stan Wadlow Park.Multiple Venues
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July 1Celebrate Canada Day with live entertainment, vendors, fireworks and food at Downsview Park.Downsview Park
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July 1Nothing says 'Happy Birthday,' quite like a roast, so head to this hilarious show where Toronto's comedians tear our home and native land to shreds.
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July 1Nibble on a selection of quintessentially Canadian sweets alongside live performances, fun activities and more as you celebrate the holiday.Mel Lastman Square
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July 1Party it up at Acqua with a fireworks display, live DJs and plenty of revelry.Acqua Patio
Lead photo bymikecphoto / Shutterstock
Lead photo bymikecphoto / Shutterstock
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