Past Events

The Toronto Korean Festival (TKF) is the largest free Korean festival in Canada and Toronto’s most anticipated celebration of Korean culture, featuring authentic cuisine and live entertainment. Guests of all ages can enjoy traditional foods, market vendors, a K-Beauty Pavilion and fashion shows, as well as exciting music & dance
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Hosted by The Society of Philippine Artists, Recreation, and Community (SPARC), Taste of Manila turns North York’s Little Manila area into an epic free street party celebrating the richness of Filipino heritage. Here, families can eat good food, find unique treasures among the vendors and local artisans, and enjoy a
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Bring your family, friends and even your dog to the free outdoor music festival, the It’s OK* World Festival, which showcases the talents of Toronto’s black arts community! Ontario Place’s Trillium Park transforms into a vibrant hub of music with this free outdoor festival rooted in community, including a thoughtful
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The Humber Bay Shores Annual Waterfront Festival returns to the shores of Etobicoke, featuring a farmers’ market and artisan vendors showcasing locally-made treats and handcrafted goods. The two-day festival offers free admission and also includes local performers, a DJ, and a Kids Zone with games, activities, and entertainment for children
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The annual WAYO Children’s Festival, produced by Jamii (meaning “community” in Swahili), is an immersive arts festival for families with children under 12, with tickets for only $5. Instead of sitting for one show, families follow a maze-like route through two historic buildings in Old Town Toronto, complete with short
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The Distillery District goes country this summer with the Toronto Country Fest, with 18 days of country-inspired fun, including live country music, free line dancing lessons, carnival-style games, cattle roping, interactive activities and photo ops. Admission and most activities are free, so saddle up and enjoy the nostalgia of a county fair,
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Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville hosts the Stouffville Ribfest, transforming Memorial Park into the area’s biggest food festival of the summer, with free admission! Come out and celebrate summer food and fun at this three-day festival, which features award-winning ribs, local breweries, and various food trucks, plus a Kid’s Zone with midway
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Jurassic Quest stomps back to Mississauga’s International Centre with a walk-through experience where North America’s largest moving, roaring, and breathing dinosaurs come alive! Then, ride a life-size dinosaur, let your creativity soar in the LEGO®-themed play zones, dig for fossils, meet adorable baby dinos, and more! Jurassic Quest Date: August
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The non-profit organization University Settlement hosts the annual Grange Festival downtown at Grange Park, a free outdoor fair featuring engaging performances and a range of free and fun-filled activities for both adults and children. Families can have some free summer fun in the park, exploring community tables from over 25
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Oddside Arts and Riverside BIA present the Afraspektion Festival, celebrating and highlighting the contributions and creativity of the Afrodiaspora, and honouring the legacy of African Canadians. At this family-friendly festival, enjoy the carnival vibes with an opening ceremony at Riverside Common Park, plus giveaways, a curated market, live music and
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