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15 things to do in Toronto this weekend
Things to do in Toronto this weekend range from a Renaissance fair to dance parties and everything in between as the city heats up with 30+ C degree temps by Sunday.
Whether you want to commemorate Indigenous Peoples Day by partaking in a community Pow Wow, head to Budweiser Stage for an outdoor show or ring in pride with the Toronto Blue Jays Pride Night game, there's tons to do to kick off the first official weekend of summer 2025.
Be sure to scour through our events section for additional events and complete listings.
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend.
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June 20-22It's a Blue Jays weekend! Watch the team play the White Sox on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with a special Pride Night taking place to kick it all off.Rogers Centre
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June 20-292025 marks the 38th year of this 10-day, mulit-venue jazz-fueled festival that includes free outdoor performances alongside larger ticketed shows, with musicians from all around the world. Headlining this year are Broken Social Scene, Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, Mavis Staples and othersMultiple Venues
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June 21Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in the best possible way: with a Pow Wow complete with dancing, drumming, and a marketplace showcasing local artisans and cuisine — all family-friendly and completely free.Fort York
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June 20-22It may not be CNE season just yet, but you can still enjoy a summer carnival in the city at this all-weekend shindig put on by the Fairbank Village BIA. The street fest will have music, rides, food trucks and its own bazaar with local vendors.Eglinton Ave West
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June 20-22Expect phenomenal, historically-accurate costumes, eats, wares and performances in this celebration transporting you back to the Middle Ages. There will even be live jousting!Black Creek Village
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June 20Shops across the neighbourhood will spill out onto the sidewalks for this vintage clothing bonanza throughout Toronto's Riverside neighbourhood. There will be free snacks and drinks, no tax, and even a raffle for some local goods.Riverside
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