The massive Waterfront Night Market is the most extravagant free event happening in Toronto this week. It's moving to the Hearn Generating Station and will be a huge food, entertainment and arts festival.
Events you might want to check out:Free Blowout Fest (August 7 @ Earl Bales Park)
Legendary New York-based hip hop artists Pete Rock and CL Smooth will be headlining the inaugural Blowout Festival,.
Dusk Dances (August 7-13 @ Withrow Park)
This is an enchanting outdoor festival that brings contemporary and traditional dance to Withrow Park.
Bicycle Thieves (August 9 @ Regent Park )
The critically acclaimed Bicycle Thieves screens at this east side outdoor movie series. Arrive early for pre-movie snacks and entertainment.
Belle (August 9 @ Harbourfront Centre Concert Stage)
See this movie about the daughter of a British naval captain and an African slave who grew up to become a prominent abolitionist in late 18th century London.
National Smores Day (August 10-12 @ 2300 Yonge street )
In celebration of National S’mores Day, Aero Chocolate will transform Yonge and Eglinton into an urban campground complete with s’mores.
We Are All In It, Part Of It (August 10 @ Surf the Greats)
See Cristian Ordónez's exhibition with film, photography, graphic design and other artworks at this east end surf shop.
Habari Africa Festival (August 11-13 @ Harbourfront Centre)
This is a multi-disciplinary African arts festival with workshops, music, dance, film, fashion, art, and cultural programming.
Taste of the Danforth (August 11-13 @ Greek Town)
This is perhaps the country's largest street festival, so get ready for big crowds, lots of food, games, performances and free activations happening all weekend.
Waterfront Night Market 2017 (August 11-13 @ Hearn Generating Station)
This night market will transform into a massive indoor and outdoor festival at the Hearn Generating Station. Expect food, buskers and an arts and lifestyle expo.
Indie Fridays (August 11 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
Singer-songwriter Alx Veliz and pop thing Michelle Treacy perform for free in the Square.
Happy Feet (August 12 @ Aga Khan Museum)
Bring your blanket and relax on the stunning grounds of the Aga Khan Museum while Happy Fee plays on a giant screen outside for free.
SlutWalk Toronto (August 12 @ Barbara Hall Park)
This is a walk in support of Toronto's sex workers and women's rights. March with this powerful group starting at Barbara Hall Park to Allan Gardens.
West Side Story (August 13 @ Christie Pits, Toronto)
The epic musical romance-drama is played outside at no cost. Whose side are you on?
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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