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10 things to do in Toronto for the August civic holiday long weekend
Things to do this August civic holiday long weekend include checking out food festivals, taking in an outdoor concert, catching the bejewelled Caribana parade, and watching a dazzling fireworks display.
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend. For more ideas, check out our previous round-up for the week and be sure to head over to our events section for the complete listings.
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Events you might want to check out
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August 3-7Canada's largest cultural festival is back this summer, filling the city with themed parties across multiple venues, delicious food vendors, and a huge parade decked with dazzling costumes. Make sure to arrive early if you want a good view of the parade!Multiple Venues
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August 4Jam out to some rock music, crack open a cold one, or dance under the stars as SoCal rockers Queens of the Stone Age hit the road to promote their upcoming album "In Times New Roman.." with a stop at Budweiser Stage.Budweiser Stage
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August 4Start Caribana weekend off with some arcade games and an array of DJs spinning everything from hip-hop and R&B to reggae and dancehall. Tickets start at $25.
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August 4-7Scarborough is getting its own rib festival! Bite into some juicy ribs, sip on a cold beer, and watch some live music at this four-day festival taking place at Thompson Memorial Park.Thompson Memorial Park
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August 5Head on over to Little Jamaica for a day all about Toronto's most recognizable Caribbean snack. Hosted by the Afro Caribbean Farmers Market, this free event will feature shopping from local vendors, DJ sets and, of course, lots of patties!1531 Eglinton Ave West (Green P Carpark)
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August 6Hop on your favourite thrill rides, satisfy your sweet tooth with a funnel cake, or test your luck at an arcade game before watching a massive firework show to the tune of an original soundtrack at Canada's Wonderland.Canada's Wonderland
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August 6Evergreen Brick Works will be transformed into an enchanting music festival as one of Amsterdam's most popular music festivals returns to Toronto. This event will feature artists like Guy J and Brian Cid, just to name a few. Don't forget to bring your ID to this 19+ event!Evergreen Brick Works
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August 6Groove to your favourite tunes by Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema as he brings the house down at Toronto's History as part of his Rave and Roses tour.
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August 7-8Watch mesmerizing cultural performances from around the world, dance to some tunes, snack on scrumptious food, and shop from local vendors at this festival celebrating all the diversity Toronto has to offer.Nathan Phillips Square
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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