10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include the kick off of the Toronto Outdoor Picture Show at Fort York, a neighbourhood's epic street party and an event that combines roller skating and drag in honour of Pride.
To see the full event listings or find more things happening in Toronto this week, visit our events page.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
June 18Head to Toronto's own free urban park to head the sweet sounds of Jazz, Swing and the Blues under the sun, brought to you be the Sean Stanley duo.Market Street
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June 18 - July 28It's opening night for the uplifting, heart-capturing musical telling the story of how the incomparable Tina Turner became the Queen of Rock n' Roll.CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre
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June 19Let's go girls! Giddy up to Rock N' Horse Saloon dressed in your best bling as you sparkle on the saddle of the mechanical bull.Rock N Horse Saloon
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June 19Cast yourself in the role of Lady Whistledown as you test your knowledge on the secrets and scandal of the ton.
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June 19Grammy and Juno-award winning artist Sarah McLachlan hits the stage at Budweiser to fill the night with sweet sounds.Budweiser Stage
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June 19Prepare for an unforgettable evening of drag, roller skating and live music at College Park as your celebrate Pride the grooviest way possible.444 Yonge Street
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June 19Toronto Outdoor Picture Show is back, and it all kicks off with a screening of the iconic film 9 to 5 at Fort York.Fort York
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June 20Liberty Village is gathering together to celebrate the neighbourhood with an epic street party, complete with food, drinks and shopping.Carpark 181
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June 20Peruse the best vintage and thrift stores Riverside has to offer with this inaugural installation of the neighbourhood's vintage crawl.Multiple Venues
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June 20Head to one of the city's best live music venues for a queer and trans BIPOC-run rave in honour of Pride Month and the change of seasons.
Lead photo byRebecca Tisdelle-Macias, courtesy of TOPS
Lead photo byRebecca Tisdelle-Macias, courtesy of TOPS
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