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Canada hit No. 1 status in 2017, as declared by Lonely Planet's "Best in Travel" during the year of its 150 years of confederation. Bolstering that cachet, the country added a long list of exciting attractions, headlining concerts, and high-energy festivals. Luckily, most of these will still be going strong for many years to come -- perhaps another 150. Don't miss some of Canada's very best ...
Apr 12, 2017 · A festival known for showcasing emerging artists and local talent, Canadian Music Week (CMW) will be heading into its 35th year with six days of live music and entertainment. CMW isn’t limited to music — the festival also hosts awards shows, film and comedy festivals, as well as conferences for anyone in the music business looking to network. Check out this year’s full lineup here.
Mar 1, 2017 · Make this the year you experience everything the country has to offer at the biggest events of 2017!
Sep 27, 2023 · List of biggest festivals in Canada. Carnaval de Québec. Winterlude. Vancouver International Wine Festival. Canadian Music Week. Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival. Canadian Tulip Festival. Luminato Festival. Calgary Stampede. Montreal International Jazz Festival. Edmonton Folk Music Festival. Great Canadian Beer Festival.
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1. What: Now celebrating its 35th year, Pride Toronto is back for another exciting year filled with plenty of fun. The heart of the celebration is in Toronto’s gay village but opportunities for entertainment can be found in LGBTQ-friendly bars, restaurants and nightlife spots across the entire city. 2. Where: Events located throughout the city 3. When: Now until June 25
1. What: Na-Me-Res is the proud host of Toronto’s Annual Traditional Pow Wow in recognition of National Aboriginal Day and the Summer Solstice. Come and enjoy traditional food, watch over 100 drummers and dancers perform, and explore the information booths, meet First Nations crafters and vendors, and participate in activities and giveaways. 2. Where: Fort York, 250 Fort York Boulevard 3. When: June 21 to 25
1. What: The TD Toronto Jazz Festival has come to be recognized as one of North America’s premier jazz festival and has attracted some of the biggest names in jazz and blues. This summer, the festival will be moving to Yorkville Village, where it will play host to over 100 free concerts across 10 days (NOON-10 pm). 2. Where: Various locations 3. When: June 23 to July 2
1. What: Now in its sixth year, the Toronto Japanese Film Festival showcases the finest Japanese films that have been recognized for excellence by Japanese audiences and critics, international film festival audiences and the Japanese Film Academy. 2. Where: Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, 6 Garamond Court 3. When: Now until June 28, 1 pm to 7:30 pm
1. What: Come and celebrate the heritage, culture and traditions of Ontario through music on multiple stages, interactive exhibits, food and drink vendors, spread out all around the Ontario Place grounds. 2. Where: Ontario Place, 955 Lake Shore Blvd West 3. When: June 30 to July 3
1. What:The East end’s biggest food and cultural festival returns this summer. The annual Taste of Lawrence celebration takes place over the July 8 weekend, featuring over 130 vendors serving up local flavours and lots of family fun. 2. Where:Lawrence Avenue East, from Warden Ave to Birchmount Road 3. When:July 7 to 10
1. What: Chefs, artists, and entertainers come together for this non-profit Block Party in support of Red Door Family Shelter. Tickets cost $25. 2. Where: Toronto Event Centre, 15 Saskatchewan Road 3. When: June 23, 7 pm to 2 am
1. What: This two-day event is the craft beer aficionado’s dream turning the massive venue of West Island, Ontario Place into one huge beer garden featuring indie brews, live music, and sizzling food vendors. 2. When: June 23 to 24, 3:30 pm to 10 pm 3. Where: West Island of Ontario Place, 955 Lake Shore Boulevard West
1. What: This three-day festival will feature non-stop multicultural foods, over 150 booths to cater to your taste buds and curiosity, and plenty of performances. This year’s feature country is Cambodia. 2. Where: Milliken Mills, Kennedy Road and Steeles Ave 3. When: June 23 to 25
1. What: Starting in June CityPlace Fort York BIA will be hosting a movie night once a month up until September. Gather up your friends, bring your blankets/chairs and come a little early to enjoy snacks/refreshments. 2. Where:Canoe Landing Park, 95 Fort York Blvd 3. When:Beginning June 17 until September
1. What: Humpdays in the city are always a little sweeter with Free Flicks. This summer, the popular Harbourfront series returns from June 21 until the end of August and features inspiring and fun films. The free event takes place at 9 pm. 2. Where:Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay West 3. When:Beginning June 21 and runs until August 30
1. What: This year, the Christie Pits Film Festival’s theme is EYES ON THE PRIZE, and will be screening films about competition and beating the odds. Locally organized, the Christie Pits Film Festivalhas attracted thousands to its free weekly series of outdoor films. Sundays throughout the summer, the screenings will include a mix of old and new. Although all screenings are free of charge, there is a suggested donation of $10. 2. Where:Christie Pits Park, 779 Crawford Ave West 3. When:Beginni...
1. What: Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to get down to the sounds of Toronto’s biggest electronic DJs. With a party every long weekend, Electric Island will be happening at Woodbine Park until the Island to re-opens. 2. Where: Woodbine Park, 1695 Queen Street East 3. When: Now until September 4
1. What:The TD Irie Music Festival has been held since 2002 in collaboration with the Toronto Urban Music Festival. Irie offers Toronto some awesome reggae, world music and gospel. 2. Where:Mississauga Celebration Square 3. When:July 23 to 24
1. What: At NXNE, not only will you find thirty acts that span multiple genres, added perks include midway rides, carnival games, food trucks, art installations and goodness-packed food trucks. Tickets start at $80. 2. Where: 51 Commissioners Street 3. When:Friday, June 23-Sunday June 25
1. What: Say hello to the new season with a full day of music, art, outdoor patios and shopping. 2. Where: The Junction 3. When: June 24
1. What:Take your workout outside this summer and enjoy yoga classes in various Toronto parks. 2. Where:Various outdoor locations 3. When:Various dates, check their Facebook page for details
1. What:The 14th season of Pedestrian Sundays brings back one awesome way to spend your Sundays this summer. Performers, musicians, artists, and shopping, basically an awesome Sunday Funday. 2. Where:Kensington Market 3. When:Last Sunday of the Month until October
1. What: Now in its 11th year, the multi-arts and multi-platform event will take over David Pecaut Square for its run of free outdoor programming this June. 2. Where: David Pecaut Square, 215 King Street West 3. When:Now until June 25
1. What: If you want to immerse yourself with some fine Canadian art this weekend, we recommend checking out Canadian landscape painter Michael Christidis exhibit at Circle Arts. The exhibition will showcase work by Canadian artists practicing in a variety of mediums including paintings by Michael Christidis. 2. Where: Circle Arts, 14 Bay Street 3. When: All summer long
1. What: Toronto’s annual Shakespeare in High Park is back for another exciting summer and will be taking on two classics this year. This season’s performances will include Twelfth Night and King Lear, with all screenings starting at 8 pm. 2. Where:High Park Amphitheatre 3. When:Tuesday to Sunday, June 29 to Sept 3
1. What: The internationally acclaimed entertainment company Cavalia brings its latest production Odysseo to Mississauga this summer. Odysseo features 65 magnificent horses and 48 talented riders, acrobats, dancers, stilt walkers and musicians. 2. Where: Hershey Centre, 5500 Rose Cherry Place 3. When: June 23 to July 16
1. What: Back for a third year, the international Sailor Moon Day in Toronto will have fans fighting evil by moonlight and winning love by daylight all over again. 2. Where:Ontario Science Centre, 770 Don Mills Road 3. When: June 24, 11 am to 9 pm
1. What:The multi-day Brickfête fan expo celebrates all that is Lego is back. Run by volunteers, Brickfête features unique Lego builds from international hobbyists. 2. Where:Delta Toronto East, 2035 Kennedy Road 3. When:July 8 to 9, 10 am to 3 pm
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Dec 22, 2019 · Canada is diverse and vast, and the festivals celebrated there reflect this. From a cowboy hoe-down to sophisticated cultural events, learn about some exciting Canadian festivals and events that attract visitors worldwide.
