Weekend events in Toronto are for maxing, relaxing and sipping suds as the Festival of Beer returns with some great performers. Part of Ossington is shutting down for a street festival and there's a big night market. Music, movies, parties and more are all on as well.
Events you might want to check out:Michael Bublé (July 26 @ Scotiabank Arena)
The Bublé himself is coming to croon to Toronto as he brings his golden voice to the stage for a two-night set.
Toronto's Festival of Beer (July 26-28 @ Bandshell Park)
Beer and grub is only one part of this big festival as it includes performances by Ashanti and Ja Rule, members of the Wu Tang Clan and Dwayne Gretzky.
OssFest (July 27 @ Ossington Ave)
Good vibes are on at OssFest as part of Ossington Ave closes for a day of yoga, shopping, patio chilling, food, music, performances and more.
Pin + Patch Show (July 27 @ Toronto Media Arts Centre)
The best way to express yourself is through pins and patches and this annual show features local makers selling all kinds of unique creations.
Leslieville Night Market (July 27 @ Jonathan Ashbridge Park)
It's a night of food, drink, farmers, vintage and handcrafted goods and music at this big PWYC night market, hosted by the Leslieville Farmers Market.
Pedestrian Sundays (July 28 @ Kensington Market)
Kensington Market is going car-free once again for another edition of PS Kensington that's full of summertime fun like games, music, art and more.
Sunday Social (July 21 - August 25 @ The Bentway)
The Bentway's summer beer garden is just getting started with another day of music from Falcon Jane and Lost Cousins, games, food and lots more.
Tirgan Festival (July 25-28 @ Harbourfront Centre)
A big celebration Iranian artist and culture on with a four-day festival that includes music, dance, theatre, movies, food and a marketplace.
AlohaFest (July 27 @ Mel Lastman Square)
Break out your best lei for this annual festival dedicated to Polynesian culture with a full day of performances, food, shopping and activities.
ImportFest (July 27 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
Gear heads are in for a treat as this huge showcase of cars from around the world includes exhibitions, special guests, live entertainment and more.
JAM Cereal Pop-Up (July 25-28 @ Convenience)
An unusual summer treat is ready for the trying as JAM pops up to off special cereal-topped milkshakes inside Convenience.
Rosé Picnic (July 27 @ Stanley Barracks at Hotel X Toronto)
White and pink are the colours of the day at this boozy picnic in the garden that features food, music, Instagram backdrops and, of course, drinks.
Holy Waters Wine Festival (July 27 @ 918 Bathurst Centre)
New this year is a festival and symposium dedicated to showcasing over 50 natural, biodynamic, organic and low intervention wines from around the world.
Taste of the Middle East (July 27 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
Goodies from all over the Middle East make up this big festival with sweet and savoury bites, a market, music and more.
Momo Crawl T.O. (July 28 @ Multiple Venues)
If you've never experienced Parkdale's Little Tibet momo offerings, now's your chance as this annual crawl tours the flavours of the neighbourhood.
Indie Fridays (July 26 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
It's a night for free music from emerging artists Common Holly and Skye Wallace, plus groovy Canadian duo Garçons.
The Growlers (July 26 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Psychedelic California rock and the fashion to match arrive with The Growlers and their groovy sound that'll get your feet moving.
PRETTYMUCH (July 26 @ Rebel)
The boys with the golden voices are dropping by Toronto for the night for one smooth R&B and pop vibes and sweet dance moves.
XYLØ (July 26 @ The Drake Hotel)
Get ready to dance it out with the upbeat electro pop sounds of L.A.'s Paige Duddy whose talent has seen her paired with many major hitmakers.
Stick To Your Guns (July 27 @ Opera House)
Like their name, these hardcore punk rockers infuse political messages in their fast moving, hard-ripping tracks.
Fred Armisen (July 28 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
SNL alumni and Portlandia star Fred Armisen is dropping by with his guitar for a night of comedy meant for musicians, but everyone is welcome.
Killing Patient Zero (July 26 - August 1 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The story of Air Canada flight attendant Gaétan Dugas and so-called "Patient Zero" of the AIDS epidemic extends much farther than one man.
El Topo (July 27 @ The Royal Cinema)
Director Alejandro Jodorowsky's cult classic captured blended Latin American and European cinematic elements to create his own Western world.
Wild Things (July 27 @ Revue Cinema)
You hate to see it but this hot and sexy thriller captures the heat of the summer perfectly and comes with special drinks and drunken commentary.
Infernal Affairs (July 28 @ Christie Pits)
The Christie Pits Film Festival is back to show this highly stylized thriller about secret identities and even more secret loyalties.
Butt Buddies (July 26 @ The Shop)
A body party like no other, you can volunteer your butt for DJs to spin the hits off all night long along with body shots and free artworks.
Metaverse (July 27 @ The Sands)
The fire breathing dragon car known as Heavy Meta is pulling to to Sterling Road for a huge party featuring art, performances, rides and lots more.
Green Velvet (July 28 @ Cabana Pool Bar)
Booties will be shared as legendary Chicago DJ Green Velvet spins the some fo the best house and remixes alongside Manzone & Strong.
Promise Cherry Beach (July 28 @ Cherry Beach)
Dance it out in the sand as Promise Cherry Beach returns to feature Berlin's Jennifer Cardini spinning beats under the summer sun.
Beaches International Jazz Festival (July 5-28 @ Multiple Venues)
It's your last chance to check out lots of jazzy grooves from local and international musicians as they head into the last weekend of this big festival.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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