10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include watching incredible performances at a cultural festival, dancing the night away at an outdoor concert and watching a captivating air show.
For the full listings, make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
August 29Make your way to the East End for a night out as Nigerian superstar Tiwa Savage brings the house down at History.
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August 30Take advantage of the last bit of summer by going on a free art tour around the city. Learn about Toronto's architecture and check out some sculptures at this walking tour hosted by the Power Plant Gallery.
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August 30Dance the night away, sing your heart out and crack open a cold one under the night sky as indie rock giants Arctic Monkeys take over the Budweiser Stage as part of their "The Car" tour.Budweiser Stage
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August 31Try some delicious Sudanese food, watch an Eritrean dance act, buy some handmade crafts and celebrate everything the East African diaspora has to offer at this multi-arts festival.Guild Park & Gardens
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September 1Sing along to your favourite Iranian tunes by well-known Persian fusion singer Reza Bahran and he graces the Meridian Hall stage.Meridian Hall
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September 1-3Watch stunning acrobatic lion dance performances, munch on tasty Asian food and catch a glimpse of a glimmering water show at this year's Dragon Festival.Nathan Phillips Square
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September 2Shop from local businesses, try food from all over the world, listen to live music and check out a cool photo display at this year's festival celebrating Scarborough.Thompson Memorial Park
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September 2Grab your besties and get ready for a night of EDM as New York based music producer Jai Wolf performs at the Danforth Music Hall this weekend.
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September 2-4Watch astonishing aerial performances, catch a glimpse of iconic aircrafts, and snack on delicious treats from the concession stand at this air show honouring air force veterans.Marilyn Bell Park
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September 3Hop on your favourite rides, eat some funnel cake, buy a souvenir (or two) before ending the night with a spectacular firework display set to the beat of an original soundtrack.Canada's Wonderland
Lead photo byJack Landau
Lead photo byJack Landau
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