The weekend is almost over but events in Toronto today are here to take edge off. Arcade Fire arrives to perform and there's a big festival of all things Brazilian. A big block party shuts down King Street and there's a beer garden under the Gardiner.
Events you might want to check out:Arcade Fire (July 22 @ Budweiser Stage)
Montreal's indie rock anti-supergroup continue their Everything Now tour with a one-night stop in Toronto.
Bastid's BBQ (July 22 @ 525 King St W)
A full day of barbecue and tunes is returning to King Street with grub, and live performances courtesy of DJ Skratch Bastid.
Ocean's Eleven (July 22 @ Christie Pits)
Bring a blanket, enjoy snacks and let this week's edition of Cinematic Cities take you to Las Vegas where a big heist is going down.
Panic! At The Disco (July 22 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Where were you when the wave of pop-punk scene rock hit the world square in the face? Listening to Panic! At The Disco, that's where.
Ontario Vintage Market (July 22 @ Evergreen Brick Works)
Vintage brands from all over the province bringing with them clothing, housewares, decor, furniture and more up for the buying.
Promise Cherry Beach (July 22 @ Cherry Beach)
Dance it out in the sand to some deep house, trance and chill vibes at this weekly beach party featuring DJs Doctor Jeep, Sergio SP and more.
Sunday Social (July 22 @ The Bentway)
This new public space under the Gardiner once again becomes a beer garden and includes a special performance by girl-power pop collective For Esmé.
BrazilFest (July 22 @ Earlscourt Park)
The spirit of Brazil comes alive in Toronto during this huge festival featuring traditional music and dance, live performances and a kids zone.
The Eco Lifestyle Market (July 22 @ The Great Hall)
Eco-friendly, sustainable, organic and naturally-sourced items are for sale at this market, including lifestyle products and healthy local eats.
Slumber Party Stand Up (July 22 @ Comedy Bar)
This new Sunday late night show is all about positivity featuring comedians Isabel Zaw-Tun, Ana-Marija Stojic and Emily Bilton.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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