korean town festival toronto

Koreatown in Toronto is getting a huge street festival this weekend

Toronto's beloved Korea Town Festival is returning this Saturday, July 26, and it's bringing a full day of music, food, and family fun to the heart of the city.

Taking over Bloor Street West between Crawford and Markham Street from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., the festival is a vibrant celebration of Korean culture, community, and creativity.

Expect non-stop entertainment throughout the day with a lineup that includes traditional Korean performances, contemporary music, and high-energy K-pop showcases that are sure to get the crowd dancing.

Food lovers can snack their way through the streets with a variety of vendors offering Korean baked goods, tteokbokki, bubble tea, and other mouthwatering favourites. You'll also be able to browse a curated selection of artisan and market vendors selling everything from handmade crafts and artwork to unique specialty items.

Whether you're a longtime Koreatown regular or just looking to experience something new this summer, this community celebration promises a full day of music, eats, and culture you won't want to miss.

Lead photo by

Korea Town BIA


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