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.
Toronto's biggest food and drink festival returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre all weekend long so you can eat and drink the best that the city has to offer.
Head to CineCycle to celebrate the second issue launch of Youthquaker — a print-only arts and culture magazine created by and for Toronto's coolest young creatives.
This is the decades dance party you've always dreamt of. Each hour, a new DJ takes the stage, spinning hits from a new decade featuring tunes all the way from 1970 to today.
The largest sale of vintage clothing in Canada, the Toronto Vintage Show, is back! Filling 50,000 square feet of space with a slew of the city's best vendors, there's no way you'll go home empty handed.
Back for a 26th year, the Kingsway-Lambton Charity Art Show will feature more than 30 local artists and over 500 pieces of fine art, with all ticket proceeds going to support local charities.
Returning to Toronto for the first of three nights, folk singer-songwriter Noah Kahan will be performing his heartfelt balads and banjo-fuelled bangers at the Scotiabank Arena.
Have you ever heard of this little rapper from Toronto named Drake? You'll get your fill of all things Drizzy — spanning his entire career — at this high energy dance party hosted by Garrison.
'The Boy's a Liar,' but this is the truth: PinkPantheress is hitting the stage alongside Atlanta-based rapper Bktherula at Danforth Music Hall this Sunday.