15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week mark the beginning of music festival season with Field Trip, Promise Cherry Beach and Summerdaze. Also, Brunch Fest returns and Power Ball turns 20. Don't forget to check out this week's free events, too.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
May 29Taste the food you see on screen courtesy of Toronto's Newcomer Kitchen while you watch a film about life in a refugee camp south of Beirut.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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May 31Prepare for a huge festival of all things sake, including hundreds of sake from 30 breweries — plus food from Japan and beyond.The Fermenting Cellar
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May 31This annual art party and fundraiser is celebrating its 20th year with a carnivalesque mashup of art, edibles, waggishness and tomfoolery.
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May 31Martha Meredith's For Esmé uses pulsating eletrocsynth tunes to underscore themes of feminist exploration.
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May 31 - June 3Toronto's Indigenous Fashion Week kicks off with a focus on female makers in the areas of fashion, textiles and craft.Harbourfront Centre
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May 31Director Brent Hodge will be answering questions and discussing how this show so successfully captured high school life for many.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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June 1-2Dundas West Fest is back with an extra day of food, music, activities and entrainment set to take over the Dundas West neighbourhood.Dundas Street West
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June 2Art and booze come together in a holy union for a festival of both — including vendors, Ontario brewers, food, and live bands.Ashbridge Estate
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June 1-3There’s no denying Toronto's love affair with brunch and now the festival to celebrate all things brunchy is back with a day of goodies and drinks.
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June 2In anticipation of Camp Summerdaze, this bash kicks off a season of fashion forward festivities, arts and crafts, food and good vibes.54 Fraser Ave
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June 2-3Toronto's annual downtown music and arts festival is on all weekend with a solid list of headliners — plus food, comedy and art to boot.Fort York National Historic Site
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June 3Over 60 Toronto chefs come together to serve up a variety of dishes during this fundraiser for Second Harvest Food Rescue.Corus Quay
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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