Whatever you're interested in, events in Toronto this weekend has it. The Honda Indy takes over with powerful cars and lots of road closures. Elsewhere, Night It Up! returns to serve up Asian street foods and there's lots of other music, markets, film and food to check out.
Events you might want to check out:Night It Up! (July 13-15 @ Markham Civic Centre)
Markham's annual outdoor festival is back with street foods typical of an authentic Asian market, and nightly performances.
Honda Indy (July 13-15 @ Exhibition Place)
Revving, screeching and zipping takes over Toronto for two days this week as the Honda Indy returns with beer gardens, food, activities and more.
All Day I Dream (July 14 @ Fort York National Historic Site)
This dreamy day party returns for a third year to take over Fort York with the sounds of DJs Lee Burridge, Sébastien Léger and Lost Desert.
Bloor West Street Fest (July 14 @ Bloor Street West)
Bloor West Village shuts down for this all day street party with local businesses showing off their goods and music, plus an artisan night market.
Liberty Village Libation (July 14 @ Liberty Village Park)
The streets of Liberty Village are set to flow with suds as this new festival offers up brews in the park alongside bites and live music.
World Cup Final (July 15 @ Cafe Diplomatico)
The final game has arrived and Cafe Dip is the spot to celebrate with a big barbecue, street bar, big-screen broadcast and post-game party.
Japanese Summer Festival (July 14 @ Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre)
The Natsu Matsuri and Obon Festival celebrates Japanese culture with children’s games, vendors, food, a beer garden and Tanabata activities.
Destination Thailand (July 14 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
All things Thai are showcased at this downtown festival featuring authentic Thai food, traditional dancing, family-friendly activities and shopping.
Afrochic Festival (July 14-15 @ Multiple Venues)
A celebration of African culture, art and fashion is on with activities, performances and a special appearance by Erykah Badu.
Festival of India (July 14-15 @ Multiple Venues)
Now in its 46th year, this annual festival shuts down the downtown core in celebration of Indian heritage and culture, and ends with a huge parade.
Sunday Social (July 15 @ The Bentway)
Toronto's newest public space beefs up its summer programming with another edition of this outdoor party featuring silent yoga and a silent disco.
Toronto Dragon Festival (July 15-16 @ Nathan Phillips Square)
The Toronto Dragon Festival looks to showcase Chinese culture with vendors, demonstrations, performances, music, food and art.
Poured with Purpose (July 14-21 @ Mill Street Beer Hall)
Mill Street is hosting an all-organic farmers' market featuring all-natural products alongside music, samples and organic brews.
Ontario Oyster Festival (July 15 @ Rodney's Oyster House)
Oysters, mussels, lobster and more are being served up at this giant seafood bash alongside a local brews and live music.
Buddy Guy (July 13 @ Budweiser Stage)
Blues singer and guitarist Buddy Guy returns to Toronto with his signature stylings.
Indie Fridays (July 13 @ Yonge–Dundas Square)
Another Friday of musical discovery is on as Indie Fridays take over YDS, this time featuring Leah Daniels and The Reklaws.
Weezer and The Pixies (July 14 @ Budweiser Stage)
Possibly performing their rendition of 'Africa', Weezer teams up with The Pixies for a night of 90s rock nostalgia.
Odie (July 14 @ The Drake Hotel)
Toglging between the Bay Area and Toronto, Odie mixes his R&B style with a California sound and Toronto-inspired hip-hop.
Lake South (July 14 @ Handlebar)
New and innovative electro pop artists from all over come together for a stacked showcase featuring Lake South, Dinah Thorpe, Joyful Joyful, and more.
Filmworker (July 13-19 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
A new documentary shows how director Stanley Kubrick, known for his perfectionism, pushed others around him to achieve his vision.
Jurassic Park (July 15 @ The Royal Cinema)
Experience the classic, featuring an always-dashing Jeff Goldlbum, with a drink-along-screening, drag queens and live commentary.
In The Mood For Love (July 15 @ Christie Pits)
A masterpiece of colour that captures the human condition, Wong Kar-wai takes us to Hong Kong for this edition of Cinematic Cities.
The Emo Band (July 13 @ Sneaky Dee's)
Live your pop punk band dreams and unleash your inner emotions at this huge karaoke party featuring a live band playing the hits.
Wiggly Beach (July 14 @ Hanlan's Point Beach)
A day of picnicing, swimming and wiggling is going down on the Toronto Islands at this big outdoor party in support of the Fort York Food Bank.
Metaverse Art Car Festival (July 14 @ 158 Sterling Rd)
Toronto's giant fire-breathing, metal dragon is making an appearance at this big art car music festival and fundraiser.
Promise Cherry Beach (July 15 @ Cherry Beach)
Promise once again takes over Cherry Beach to shine a light on European talent with DJs Agatha Pher and Paul Hazendonk.
Bit Bazaar (July 13-14 @ Toronto Media Arts Centre)
Video games, comics, zines, food and beer are all happening at this flea market and meet up with tons of pins, patches, t-shirts, art, toys and more.
Toronto Flower Market (July 14 @ CAMH)
Summer wouldn't be the same without flowers and this market features locally sourced blossoms, petals and stems from Toronto flower producers.
Toronto Artisan Market (July 14 @ Trinity Bellwoods Park)
Wander through this curated outdoor art market with independent makers and local vendors showing off their handcrafted goods.
Parkdale Flea (July 14-15 @ Northern Contemporary Gallery)
Local businesses and vendors are coming out to show off their wares at this edition of the super dog-friendly Parkdale Flea.
Kensington Flea Market (July 14-15 @ El Gordo Fine Foods)
Clothing, art, oldies and goodies, gently used, new and handmade items are all for sale from local vendors at this big flea.
The Trinity Bellwoods Flea (July 15 @ The Great Hall)
The mid-summer Bellwoods Flea is on with local artisans, designers, and other vendors and makers selling a range of neat stuff.
Toronto Fringe Festival (July 4-15 @ Multiple Venues)
It's the last weekend to catch many of the showcases happening all over the city featuring performances on the fringes of conventional theatre.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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