We're halfway through September and events in Toronto today mark the occasion with some seasonal favourites like the Roncesvalles Polish Festival, an end-of-summer block party and one of the last flower markets of the season.
Events you might want to check out:Dudebox Dear Summer (September 15 @ Chinatown)
One last summer block party bash is in order and Dudebox has the art installations, boozy treats, activities and dog-friendly action on deck.
Rina Sawayama (September 15 @ Velvet Underground)
Style on 100, Rina Sawayama arrives from London with her one woman show and a vibe reminiscent of all the 90s girl groups combined.
The Deadstock Depot (September 15 @ 1305 Dundas Street West)
Vintage Hilfiger, Champion, Kappa and Gucci are all on hand at this big deadstock streetwear sale with more than 30 local and international vendors.
Toronto Flower Market (September 15 @ CAMH)
Growers from all over Toronto are on hand with fresh-cut flowers, pre-made arrangements and bouquets made upon request at your price point.
Liberty Theater (September 15 @ Stephen Bulger Gallery)
A study of the Southern United States from the 1970s to the 1990s, Rosalind Fox Solomon's photographs take a closer look at the changing racial landscape.
The Famous Canadian Beer Run (September 15 @ Ontario Place)
Take a 5k run through Ontario Place and celebrate with a cold one, food and some tunes. If running is not your thing, there's also beer yoga.
Wanderlust (September 15 @ Bandshell Park)
A full day of meditation, yoga, music, food, fitness and transcendence is going down by the water at this big urban mindfulness retreat.
Chef's Party (September 15 @ Assembly Chef's Hall)
Toronto chefs are cooking up some of their own very special bites during this big feast that also features Hollywood-themed trivia, cocktails and live music.
Roncesvalles Polish Festival (September 15-16 @ Roncesvalles Village)
This yearly staple is back on Roncy with Polish cultural offerings of food, music, dance, and entertainment — plus a polka party!
Venus Fest (September 15-22 @ Multiple Venues)
Now in its second year, the first day of this celebration of women and non-binary artists in music returns with performances, art and talks.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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