Events in Toronto today have something new in store with the launch of a garden in The Bentway. It's also the last day of St. Clair's huge salsa street party and the city's newest burger festival.
Events you might want to check out:Sunday Social (July 8 @ The Bentway)
This new public space is launching a beer garden complete with music, games, food and drinks, plus a special musical showcase courtesy of Tune Your Ride.
Casablanca (July 8 @ Christie Pits)
Journey to WWII-era Casablanca with this week's instalment of Cinematic Cities in this classic flick from the golden age of Hollywood.
Ontario Vintage Market (July 8 @ Evergreen Brick Works)
The Brick Works Artisan Market launches its first vintage space with lots of oldies but goodies in what is the first of two dates this month.
Ozmozis and Summerdaze (July 8 @ 54 Fraser Ave)
Ozmozis teams up with Summerdaze to turn up the heat on summer with a host of DJs on deck, alongside food and drinks.
Unruly Bodies (July 8 @ The Garrison)
Speakers from different backgrounds share stories of the complex and often difficult relationship we have with our bodies.
Toronto Art Book Fair (July 5-8 @ Chinatown Centre)
Today is the last day to get yourself some cool new art books — come check out innovative works and take part in lots of programming.
BurgerMania (July 6-8 @ Ontario Place)
The first ever BurgerMania draws to a close today with burger vendors from all over the city coming together for a patty smackdown.
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (July 6-8 @ Nathan Phillips Square)
It's not too late to check out this a huge marketplace with artists selling original works, plus a beer garden courtesy of Henderson Brewing Co.
Afrofest (July 7-8 @ Woodbine Park)
The final day of this celebration of African music from Toronto and around the world is on alongside storytelling, music, dance and programming.
Salsa On St. Clair (July 7-8 @ St. Clair Ave West)
This huge street festival wraps up today, but not before one last dance, tons of food, music and performances throughout the day.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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