Rise and shine folks, it’s another lovely Monday! The nice and warm weather has been a welcome reprieve for more reasons than one. And just in time too, with all the cool outdoor activities and events taking place this month and in the months to come. There’s plenty of things to do in Toronto this week, so let’s get straight into it.
Here are some things to do in Toronto this week:
Boat Cruises
The warmer weather means its time to enjoy boating season. The 2022 season by the Waterfront BIA includes a host of activities like boat cruises, featuring harbour tours and city cruises. Kayaks, canoes and water taxis are also available. More information can be found on the website.
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Estrella Damm Culinary Journey
Estrella Damm has teamed up with 31 Toronto restaurants for offering a wide variety of dishes that go well with Estrella Damm beer. You not only get to support local hotspots, but it’s also the chance to enjoy some unique dishes. The special event will be taking place until the end of the month.
Sky Dancers
Taking place at the Fleck Dance Theatre, the event is part of the Harbourfront Centre’s contemporary dance series Torque. It focuses on the Quebec Bridge disaster of 1907, and is led by choreographer/director Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo from the Mohawk community of Kahnawake. Tickets for the performance from May 20-22 can be purchased online.
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ReelAbilities Film Festival
The 7th annual edition of the festival starts today, going on until June 10. You will be able to check out features, shorts and documentaries about deaf and disability cultures. The event features the work of artists who are deaf and/or disabled themselves. The full line-up of films, along with ticket purchases can be found on the site.
The Downtown Toronto Rib & Beer Festival
Calling all BBQ lovers! From May 20-22, the Yonge-Dundas Square will play host to a whole variety of food vendors, live performances and giant yard games. It’s open 12pm-11pm on Friday and Saturday and from 12pm-8pm on Sunday. Admission is free.