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Soak up the last day of the weekend, Toronto. Here are five events to check out in Toronto this Sunday.
Eden
What: Toronto event company Reign brings together top chefs and caterers for this five-course cocktail style tasting menu celebrating African cuisine. On the menu, peanut soup paired with chapatti and fattoush salad, Injera sushi rolls, Jollof rice, and more.
When: July 30
Where: Maison Mercer Rooftop Patio, 15 Mercer Street
Kensington Market Pedestrian Sunday
What: The 14th season of Pedestrian Sundays brings back one awesome way to spend your Sundays this summer. Performers, musicians, artists, and shopping, basically an awesome Sunday Funday.
When: July 30, 12 pm to 7 pm
Where: Kensington Market
Christie Pits Film Festival
What: This year, the Christie Pits Film Festival’s theme is EYES ON THE PRIZE, and will be screening films about competition and beating the odds. Locally organized, the Christie Pits Film Festival has attracted thousands to its free weekly series of outdoor films. This Sunday’s film is Bee Nation, which tells the story of First Nations kids competing at the highest level in the provincial and national spelling bees. Although all screenings are free of charge, there is a suggested donation of $10.
When: July 30
Where: Christie Pits Park, 779 Crawford Avenue West
Collectively Inspired
What: This weekly free art exhibition features works in a wide range of media, from artists in the resident groups at Neilson Park Creative Centre: Calligraphic Arts Guild of Toronto, Etobicoke Art Group, Etobicoke Quilters Guild, Etobicoke Rugcrafters, Handweavers & Spinners, and Humber Valley Art Club.
When: July 30
Where: Etobicoke Civic Centre Art Gallery, 399 The West Mall
Sean Paul
What: Multi-award winning dancehall artist Sean Paul is back. Yes, THE Sean Paul. His last album was released back in 2014, and he’s playing The Move Throwback Bash with Brandy, Ginuwine and more.
When: July 30, 5:30 pm
Where: Echo Beach, 909 Lakeshore Blvd West
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