10 things to do in Toronto this weekend
Things to do in Toronto this weekend include Doors Open Toronto, one of the most anticipated street festivals of the season and a food festival celebrating one of the most popular cuisines in the city.
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.
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Events you might want to check out
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May 24Celebrate the opening of one of the city's most unique venues with local DJs, food truck eats, line dancing and more.The Bentway Skate Trail
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May 24Nothing says summer quite like classic tunes by reggae legend Bob Marley — and you can hear them performed live this weekend.
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May 24Catch some of the country's best break dancers at the national championship, held in Toronto this weekend.Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
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May 25-26Peruse vendors offering curated collections of vintage and Y2K threads all weekend long.55 Kensington Ave
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May 25-26Check out some of the city's most intriguing, significant and breathtaking sites and buildings for free with the return of this highly-anticipated annual event.Multiple Venues
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May 25The sun is out, and where better to soak it up than poolside at Lavelle, alongside some of the city's hottest DJs spinning Dancehall, Hip Hop, R & B, Amapiano and Afrobeats?
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May 25-26This annual tour will allow you to experience original art by 30 local artists across the Bloor West, Swansea, High Park, The Junction, Roncesvalles and Runnymede neighbourhoods.Multiple Venues
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September 29 - October 27Kicking off this weekend, the streets of Kensington are closed off to traffic and flooded with vendors on the last Sunday of every month.Kensington Market
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May 26Take a culinary trip to Korea with this festival featuring a slew of food vendors, immersing you into the flavours of Korean cuisine.IYF centre
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May 26Get your steps in for a good cause at this walk, celebrating community and uplifting those who are affected by Multiple Sclerosis.Downsview Park
Lead photo byTanya Mok
Lead photo byTanya Mok
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