Events in Toronto today make for a pretty exciting Sunday with plenty of dad-approved stuff going on, including an exotic car show and the first installment of the Toronto Outdoor Picture Show's Cinematic Cities series kicking off in Fort York.
Events you might want to check out:Do the Right Thing (June 17 @ Fort York National Historic Site)
The Cinematic Cities series kicks off with the story of a sweltering day in Brooklyn, paired with a music video from A Tribe Called Red.
Promise Cherry Beach (June 17 @ Cherry Beach)
The sounds of Chiago reach the shores of Toronto with DJ Hiroko Yamamura dropping by from the Windy City for this week's party in the sand.
Yorkville Exotic Car Show (June 17 @ Bloor Street)
Classics and new, exotic, rare and rather expensive cars arrive in Toronto, including some of the most sought-after cars you've only ever dreamed of.
Black Owned Summer Market (June 17 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
Black-owned businesses from various industries come together to sell goods and services alongside music, performances and food.
Pride Market (June 17 @ The Great Hall)
The Trinity Bellwoods Flea gets in the sprit of Pride month with a market dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ artisans, makers and business owners.
Sam Feldt (June 17 @ Cabana Pool Bar)
Spend a day lounging at the pool or splashing around with DJ and producer Sam Feldt as he and Frank Walker set the mood.
The Birdcage (June 17 @ The Royal Cinema)
The 1996 queer classic gets new life at this edition of Scream Queens. There's also some beer garden action and a drag show.
Taco Fest (June 15-17 @ Ontario Place)
It's the last day to get your hands on some hand-friendly Mexican fare, enjoy live music, hot sauce tastings and a sangria and margarita bar.
NXNE Festival Village (June 15-17 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
Another year of NXNE comes to an end with a final day of free concerts, with today's lineup including Tinashe, Big Freedia and Robert DeLong.
Taste of Little Italy (June 15-17 @ College Street)
It's the last day to wander along a carless College Street during this huge celebration of Italian food and culture.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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