Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend. For more ideas, check out our previous roundup for the week, and be sure to head over to our events section for complete listings.
Rap fans, get ready to feel the nostalgia and let loose with some old-school jams as 50 Cent revisits his first album for one last epic performance in Toronto as part of his farewell tour.
Need a break from movie dates? Head over to Sweet Action Theatre for a day filled with puppetry, clown, theatre, and drag performances as part of Toronto's newest theatre festival.
If you've ever been curious about Toronto's spooky history, this ghost walk might be for you. You'll get to munch on tasty treats as you walk under the night sky through Toronto's Bloorcourt neighbourhood (and maybe learn a scary fact or two).
A farmers' market isn't the only thing on the docket at this fall festival, where you'll also be treated to a chef's showcase and complimentary food. You can even join a crafting workshop or take in some live music if that's more up your alley.
Get ready to laugh as you try tasty food by amazing chefs, watch some of the city's best comics perform, and maybe win a prize or two at at this comedy festival.
Geary Ave will play host to live music, art installations, and plenty of tasty eats courtesy of local vendors at this two-day fest. It's the perfect chance to meet local artists, or just surround yourself in Toronto's vibrant cultural scene.
It's a weekend for art lovers at Trinity Bellwoods, where you'll find an art show nestled in the park. Crack open a cold one in the beer tent, and maybe get your holiday shopping done early while supporting local artisans selling everything from paintings to wooden sculptures.
Grab a coffee and your besties for an all-nighter in the city! Stroll art-filled streets, and immerse yourself in unique art installations, watch performance art, and discover new artists as Nuit Blanche returns in a big way this year.
Get your best concert 'fit on as folk singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne graces the Massey Hall stage, treating you to dulcet tones and the rich sounds of acoustic guitar.
It's the last Sunday of the month, and that means it's time to head to Kensington Market for shopping, snacks, and live performances on the neighbourhood's car-free streets.
Kensington Market
Lead photo by
Hector Vasquez
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