15 things to do in Toronto this week
Beer, cider, wine, BBQ and Drake are in abundance and it's the last week for both Open Roof and Summerdaze. If you're all about saving money, there's lots of free stuff happening, too.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
August 20Dream-pop pioneers Beach House are in a class of their own, creating soundscapes that, for years, have continuously transcended the genre.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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August 22Open Roof comes to a close for the season with a final night of drinks, bites, music courtesy of Omhouse, and a screening of Sorry to Bother You.Sterling Road
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August 23Soak up the summer at the sixth edition of this big wine party featuring over 75 wines up for the tasting, with food pairings to accompany them.
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August 23Country music superstar Miranda Lambert is cuttin' it up and dishin' it out for the night alongside Little Big Town.Budweiser Stage
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August 24-25Kick back with a cold one at this festival featuring over 100 different kinds of ciders from local, regional and international cider producers.Sherbourne Common
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August 24-26There's always room for one more cookout before summer ends, and this one promises tons of food, drinks, music and country-themed activities.Ontario Place
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August 24-26Hangawi, also known as Korean Thanksgiving, looks to celebrate Korean culture with traditional food, music, dance, local artists and performances.Mel Lastman Square
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August 27 - September 14Screening for the first time ever in IMAX is Stanley Kubrick's ground breaking and surreal 1968 sci-fi masterpiece.Cinesphere
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August 25Dundas East shuts down for this all-day neighbourhood street party with regional brewers, community food vendors and local artisans on site.Dundas Street East
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August 25The last Summerdaze of the season comes to an end with a stellar lineup of underground DJs featuring Acid Pauli, Brian Cid, Hauy and Miss Melera.54 Fraser Avenue
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August 26This Sunday, Bellwoods is hosting a curated market featuring a community of local makers showing off their handmade arts and crafts.Trinity Bellwoods
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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