Discover the best Toronto music festivals August 2026 has to offer, from VELD and Caribana to TAIWANfest, and free live music events.
The CNE 2026 is almost here, making it the ideal time to plan your visit. If you’re searching for the best family-friendly entertainment at CNE, you’ve come to the right place.
From exciting live shows to interactive exhibits and thrilling attractions, there’s something for every age. If you’re visiting with young children or teenagers, these family-friendly experiences will make your day incredible
JACKALOPE Mississauga returns July 10–12, 2026, with three days of free action sports at Celebration Square and Square One. Catch skateboarding, BMX, bouldering, breaking, Moto X demos, DJ sets, food trucks, and appearances from top athletes including Bob Burnquist.
Let’s be real: everyone wants more time enjoying the rides and food, not waiting in line. These tips will help you choose the best time to visit the CNE and make the most of your day.
Want to be part of the most anticipated event of the summer? The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) makes its grand return from August 21 to September 7, 2026, at the iconic Exhibition Place in Toronto.
Known affectionately as “The Ex,” this over-a-century-old fair is a celebration of culture, innovation, entertainment, and fun, drawing millions of visitors worldwide.
Planning a shopping spree at the CNE? The Best Shopper’s Market Vendors at CNE 2026 offer everything from handmade jewelry and beauty products to collectibles, apparel, wellness items, and sweet treats. To help you make the most of your visit, we’ve rounded up the Best Shopper’s Market Vendors at CNE 2026 so you can easily find standout booths and unique products throughout the fair.
Heading to the CNE 2026 and ready to browse the exhibition halls? Along with the rides, food, games, and entertainment, you’ll find plenty of vendors you must check out offering everything from handmade gifts to gourmet treats. To help you plan your visit, we’ve rounded up the vendors you must check out at the CNE, so you can spend less time searching and more time shopping.
Exclusive dishes, street food specials and one-day collaborations are heading to Ossington this July. TORONTO, ON — One of Toronto’s busiest…
Back by popular demand, the 10XTO Fitness Festival 2024 will be an epic celebration of sweat, strength, and serenity. Set against the stunning backdrop of Hotel X Toronto, this annual event is the ultimate fitness journey.
Stepping into the Distillery Winter Village 2025 feels like jumping straight into a classic holiday movie set—only with far better snacks and no script required. This handy guide lays out every must-know detail, from ticketing quirks to food recommendations, so you can make your visit relaxing and memorable.
The Creative Festival 2026 occurs at Neilson Park on July 11th for an incredible day of artistic exploration. This festival guarantees a day filled with art, music, and fun activities for all ages.
Taste of Lawrence continues to put local restaurants, businesses, and the community first, making it one of Toronto’s most distinctive summer food festivals.
Canada’s largest outdoor art fair returns to Nathan Phillips Square this July with over 400 artists, live performances, family activities, and free admission.
BIG on Bloor Festival returns to Bloordale Village on July 18 and 19, 2026, for its 20th anniversary. The free street festival will feature public art, live performances, local vendors, community programming, and the debut of CEREMONY, a new large-scale art project inspired by multicultural wedding traditions.
The Dance Together Festival transforms public spaces through dance workshops, live music, and collaborative visual art projects. It emphasizes inclusive, accessible experiences designed for all ages, abilities, and experience levels. The festival is presented by the Dance Together Project with support from local artists and community partners.
Toronto’s free summer food festivals are serving up everything from jerk chicken and Filipino barbecue to Greek street food, Asian night market bites, Latin eats, and food truck favourites. This guide rounds up the free-admission food festivals happening across Toronto and nearby areas, so you can plan where to eat, walk around, and catch live entertainment all summer.
Toronto in July is stacked with food festivals, from smoky rib fests and night markets to cultural street parties serving flavours from around the world.
Spend a summer weekend at Gerrard India Bazaar with South Asian street food, live music, dance performances, shopping, and cultural celebrations at the free TD Festival of South Asia 2026.
Get ready for a weekend of salsa music, street dancing, Latin food, and summer energy as TD Salsa on St. Clair 2026 takes over St. Clair Avenue West for one of Toronto’s biggest free festivals.
Kothu Fest 2026 is set to bring the flavours, culture, and energy of Sri Lanka back to Toronto for another…
Toronto is home to one of the largest Filipino communities in Canada, and every summer thousands gather to celebrate Filipino…
One of Scarborough’s biggest summer traditions is back. Taste of Lawrence 2026 returns from July 3 to July 5, bringing…
