After soaking up the energy of the Parade, head on over to Yonge-Dundas Square for a finale like no other with one of the UK's most loved dance acts right now, Year and years. King, and Spice Girls tribute group Wannabe will also perform.
Red Sky will hold a sunrise ceremony with Elders and singers on the shore of Lake Ontario followed by dance and music shows from folks like Kardinal Offishall & Ruth B.
Celebrate Ontario through music will multiple stages, interactive exhibits, food and drink vendors, all spread out all around the Ontario Place grounds.
The ROM opens its doors for free to its permanent galleries on July 1 with bonus live shows from Ashley MacIssac, Wexford Gleeks and Zista Arts Society.
This arts and culture festival in North York is complete with international street food vendors, live music, buskers and film screenings under the stars.
Now that Toronto's Fringe Festival has its very own outdoor entertainment venue, they're throwing parties. This is a dance party under the stars in a park.
It's been 50 years since the first Summer of Love in Toronto in 1967. It's back this year and is like a 2017 Woodstock with musicians, dancers, artists and more.
Join this full moon meditation by a bonfire to unite all high frequency Torontonians. Bring a blanket, join a meditation session and then hang out on the beach.
Join this Arctic-bound adventure to hear the sounds of throat singers, folk musicians, and storytellers, and see films from across Canada's vast regions of the North.
Check the next wave of Canadian talent starting new movements in hip hop and dance music, featuring free shows from artists like Austra, Dead Obies and Rae Spoon.
Billed as a "cultural tango with Hong Kong" this fest at the Harbourfront Centre creates a cultural conversation between Taiwan and Hong Kong, blending cultural programming and food.
