Hopefully you're hungry, because events in Toronto today include the start of some of the biggest food festivals of the year, like the Waterfront Night Market and Taste of the Danforth. The Mulan International Film Festival is back and there's a Gatsby party, too.
Events you might want to check out:Indie Fridays (August 9 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
Indie Fridays is back and the theme this week is French-Canadian sounds, with performances by MC Naya Ali, DJ Shash’U and Rymz.
Funhouse Fridays (August 9 @ The Funhouse)
Calling all guys and dolls for this swanky 1930s-themed Gatsby party inside of the city's huge fun house that's filled with incredible art.
Madonna Vs Lady Gaga Dance Party (August 9 @ Glad Day Bookshop (Church))
Back again is this dance party for the ages as two of the biggest divas in pop go head to head with hits from Gaga, Madonna and other iconic stars.
The Hip Hop Market (August 9 @ The Joint)
The best of Toronto's up-and-coming hip-hop scene are coming out for this showcase of talent and a dance party with DJ D-Rock on the decks.
Roundhouse Craft Beer Festival (August 9-10 @ Roundhouse Park)
Summers are for cracking open a cold one, and there'll be lots of them at this big festival featuring local and regional craft brewers, food and music.
Canadian Diversity Film Festival (August 9-11 @ Textile Museum of Canada)
Moments and experiences of different people and their stories are captured during this film festival that highlights the work of Canadian artists.
Taste of the Danforth (August 9-11 @ Greektown)
The biggest food festival of the season will see nearly 2 million people flood the Danforth for a weekend of Greek food and tons of fun festivities.
Waterfront Night Market (August 9-11 @ Ontario Place)
This massive Pan-Asian night market is ready to celebrate ten years of delicious street food from over 150 vendors seeped throughout the West Island.
JerkFest (August 9-11 @ Centennial Park)
Jerk eats are at the heart of this big Caribbean food festival, with a weekend of performances by R&B stars like Ginuwine, activities and more.
Mulan International Film Festival (August 9-17 @ Multiple Venues)
Chinese-language takes centre stage at this film festival with historically significant works focusing on China and its people.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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