This week is jam-packed with lots of things to do! With everything happening in Toronto, this summer in The 6ix is bound to be absolutely incredible! We’ve got festivals, art shows, culinary escapades, and lots of fun stuff happening in the city. So whether you’re looking to have fun with the family or your friends or go on solo adventures, there’s something for it all. Check out our roundup to get all the deets.
Here are some things to do in Toronto this week:
Promise Cherry Beach
Enjoy a variety of music from local and international DJs at Cherry Beach on July 3. Food and drinks will also be available at the Beach Bar. Tickets for the preferred date and performer can be purchased online.
Alice Marie Bakery Pop-Up
The pop-up by Alice Marie is happening on July 3 at the White Lily Diner. It’ll be available from 12 pm-2 pm and the menu includes cookies, scones, and shortcakes.
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Hadestown
The award-winning musical will be playing at the Royal Alexandra Theatre from July 5 – August 20. Tickets can be purchased online.
The Lawn Club by Grey Goose Vodka [ 50% off promo code ]
Grey Goose Vodka is hosting the event at the North Lawn Stanley Barracks at Hotel X Toronto from July 5-9. The ticket includes a game of pétanque (lawn bowling) and a soda or spritz. Tickets for the touring pop-up can be purchased via their website. Now for a limited time*, you can use this promo code: [ GGLC50 ] to get 50% off Wednesdays through Fridays, 11am-5pm. *Subject to expire at any time.
Music in the Park at ExPlace
The series, in partnership with City Hall Live, will showcase music from a range of Toronto musicians. It’s happening every Wednesday starting July 5 from 7 pm.
Toronto Fringe Festival
The 35th edition of the festival is happening from July 5-16 this year. There will be over 100 ticketed shows by local and visiting artists and free performances and events daily at POSTSCRIPT Patio. Details about the programming and ticket purchases can be found online.
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Toronto Summer Music Festival
The 2023 Festival is taking place from July 6-29. The theme for this year is Metamorphosis and performing musicians include pianist Jon Kimura Parker, soprano Ana Maria Martinez, the Míro Quartet and others. Tickets can be brought online.
Beaches Jazz Festival
Celebrate Canadian jazz music at the festival, which will run from July 6-30. It takes place across multiple venues in the city and features a variety of ticketed events, which can be found online.
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair
From July 7-9, there will be 350+ artists from across Canada showcasing their works at Nathan Phillips Square. There will be art collecting opportunities, live painting demonstrations, live music performances and more. More details about the programming are online.
Summerlicious
Enjoy three-course prix fixe lunch and dinner menus at Toronto restaurants from July 7-23. The lunch menus start from $20 and dinner from $25. Reservations can be made directly with the participating restaurants.
Wine Fest Toronto
Experience all things wine at the three-day event from July 7-9. It’s taking place at RendezViews and there’s the chance to sample wines from different countries. Tickets are available for purchase.
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Taste of Lawrence
The food, music and cultural festival is happening from July 7-9. There will be street vendors, live performances, an exotic car display, fun rides, and more. It’s free to attend for the whole weekend.
Beyonce – Renaissance World Tour
The superstar will perform at Rogers Centre on July 8 as part of the Europe and North America leg of the world tour for her album, Renaissance.
TD Salsa on St. Clair Street Festival
Over 350 Canadian and international performers will be there at this year’s event on July 8 & 9. Salsa dance parties, art exhibitions and more are part of the programming too. It’s free to attend and takes place on St. Clair Avenue West.
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Midsummer Celebration by Volvo Cars
Volvo Cars are working with Toronto Flower Market to showcase the best of the local flora on July 7 & 8 at stackt market. The activities include an Open Air Midsummer Gallery, workshops, local vendors and on-site test drives.
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