It's the Friday heading into a long weekend and events in Toronto are ready to let loose as the Caribana celebrations get underway with the return of JERK and Island Soul at Harbourfront. Elsewhere, there's a huge rib and food truck festival, plus movies and music as well.
Events you might want to check out:JERK (August 2 @ Masonic Temple)
One of the best Caribana parties of the year is back for seconds to feature some of the city's hottest DJs playing sweaty beats late into the night.
Indie Fridays (August 2 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
Catch a night of sweet island vibes with a showcase of artists, including reggae singer Carol Brown with Reggaddiction and more playing for free.
Kuruza (August 2 @ Drake Underground)
Party it up at the Drake as Kuruza returns with a night of Afro-inspired sounds and a DJ collective that's set to bring on the good vibes.
Tapette (August 2 @ Bunda Lounge)
This French disco party is kicking off a summer of European-style beats with a tribute to musical genius Philippe Zdar of Cassius.
Teen Ravine (August 2 @ Arraymusic)
Toronto's own bedroom pop duo Teen Ravine have begun carving out a place for slow, melodic synth and instrumental tunes that are delicate and beautiful.
Island Soul (August 2-5 @ Harbourfront Centre)
A weekend of Caribbean music, food, entertainment, comedy and more is on, featuring local and international emerging artists and musicians.
Scarborough Ribfest (August 2-5 @ Thomson Memorial Park)
Don't forget the wet naps as this huge annual rib festival features ribbers from all over the province, all dropping by for a weekend of sticky-fingered fun.
Food Truck Festival (August 2-5 @ Woodbine Park)
A huge fleet of the city's best food trucks is pulling to Woodbine Park for a huge, four-day festival featuring all kinds of great street food treats.
Free Trip to Egypt (August 2-8 @ Imagine Cinemas Carlton)
Can a trip change your life? This film explores an experiment in kindness and takes Tarek Mounib on a journey into human connection.
The Warriors (August 2-19 @ The Royal Cinema)
One of the greatest movies ever made is celebrating 40 years since it captured the gritty life of New York street gangs in the rough and tough late 1970s.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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