No matter your taste, there's probably something for you at any of these Toronto food events this week. It's the inaugural Taste of the Middle East, while the annual Scarborough Ribfest kicks off and the scent of jerk chicken wafts over Centennial Park.
Events you might want to check out:12 Beers Of Summer (August 3 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Get a taste of a dozen different flavours at this beer tasting party with 12 local brews up for the trying and a DJ spinning all evening long.
Scarborough Ribfest (August 3-6 @ Thomson Memorial Park)
One of the biggest ribfests of the year takes over, with award-winning ribbers, live music, rides, entrainment and an all-day beer garden.
Food Truck Festival (August 3-6 @ Woodbine Park)
Scattered around the city no more, food trucks from all over will fill Woodbine Park with all kinds of tastes, smells, brews and activities.
Taste of the Middle East (August 4 @ Dundas Square)
The inaugural Middle Eastern food fest kicks off with favourites like Turkish coffee, Arak and grilled halloumi, plus art, music and dancing.
Long Weekend Patio Party (August 4 @ Assembly Chef's Hall)
Long weekends are for patio parties and there's one going down at Assembly with free admission, drink deals and a DJ spinning the hits.
Flavours of the Philippines (August 4-5 @ Albert Campbell Square)
Lechon, halo halo, and everything in between is going down at this Filipino-Canadian food festival all weekend long.
Taste of India (August 5 @ Nathan Phillips Square)
Over 100 different Indian foods are up for the tasting at this huge festival, with samples, street performers, activities and a bazaar.
JerkFest (August 9-12 @ Centennial Park)
JerkFest is back and grilling up mountains of grilled chicken and other Caribbean favourites alongside games, music and dancing.
Feast of St. Lawrence (August 10-11 @ St Lawrence Market)
St. Lawrence Market is getting into the summer spirit with a two-day festival, including a dinner under the stars and street party.
Taste of Manila (August 18-19 @ Bathurst and Wilson)
The previously cancelled Filipino festival is back on with two days of street vendors, entertainment and a giant parade.
Caskapalooza (August 29 @ Craft Beer Market Toronto)
Over twenty casks will be brimming with suds at this big brew party. Entry is only $10 and all proceeds are in support of Dixon Hall Music School.
CNE Asian Market (August 30 - September 3 @ Princes' Boulevard)
New this year is a big traditional market in the style of those found in China, with nighttime activities, food, entertainment and more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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