Events in Toronto this week include festivals, concerts, movies, shopping and beer. 'Tis the season to get out there every single night, and it'll be easy to do so over the next six days (yay short work week).
Events you might want to check out:The Bunz Flea Ep.4 (July 4 @ Gladstone Hotel)
You don't need to bring money to the flea because you can trade for good and services. There will also be live music and comedy here.
Open Roof Festival (July 4 @ 99 Sudbury)
The Open Roof Festival screens Free Fire, an electrifying comedy-thriller about an arms deal that goes spectacularly and explosively wrong.
Toronto Fringe Festival 2017 (July 5-16 @ Multiple Venues)
Toronto's Fringe Theatre Festival kicks off with show all over the city and parties and performances at its new home at Scadding Court.
First Thursday: Future Perfect (July 6 @ AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario)
Toronto's biggest art party celebrates the breadth and the diversity of the Canadian experience with headliner DJ Bear Witness from A Tribe Called Red, plus Esie Mensah, Manifest Destinys Child and more.
CaribbeanTales International Film Festival (July 6 @ The Royal Cinema - 608 College Street, Toronto, ON, M6G 1B4)
The annual CaribbeanTales International Film Festival celebrates filmmakers of Caribbean heritage.
Toronto Beaches Film Festival (July 8 - September 9 @ Multiple Venues)
This film festival includes features, shorts and docs that all explore issues related to beaches or the environment.
Maker Extravaganza (July 8 @ Toronto Reference Library)
The city's most creative people gather together at the Toronto Reference Library to share their latest projects at this free celebration of DIY culture and technology.
Ed Sheeran (July 8 @ Air Canada Centre)
Catch this global superstar as he bring his red hair and golden vocal chords to Toronto for two nights.
Off-The-Island Lady Beer Fest (July 8 @ Henderson Brewing Co)
This beer festival has been relocated from the Islands, but a little rain won't bring it down.
Salsa On St. Clair (July 8 @ St. Clair Avenue West)
Part of St. Clair West shuts down for this popular street fest that promises lots of dancing.
The Summer of Love Picnic (July 9 @ Trinity Bellwoods Park)
It's been 50 years since the first Summer of Love in Toronto in 1967, so join in and remember it five decades later at this picnic in the park.
Christie Pits Film Festival (July 9 @ Christie Pits Park)
Catch the Maltese Falcon for at sundown with an opening film starting just after 9 p.m. There'll be eats and treats starting at 6 p.m.
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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