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And the last weekend of summer continues.
Head outside and enjoy this gorgeous sunny day, Toronto!
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Toronto International Film Festival
What: There’s no better way to say goodbye to summer than with the city’s biggest film festival! Whether you go celeb-spotting or check out the free exhibits on King Street, there’s something for everyone at TIFF.
Where: Various venues throughout the city
When: Now until September 17
Small World Music Festival
What: Capturing the world in a four-day festival, Small World’s signature annual program brings the sounds of Mali, Korea, Cuba, Ethiopia, Palestine, Spain, Estonia and more to Toronto stages.
Where: Various venues throughout the city
When: Now until September 17
The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses
What: Now in its fourth season, The Symphony of the Goddesses will feature a two-hour concert complete with a 57-piece orchestra, 20-person choir, and a reimagined score that draws from recent and requested Zelda games, including A Link Between Worlds, Twilight Princess, and the remake of Majora’s Mask, while still paying homage to such classics as Ocarina of Time and A Link to the Past.
Where: Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, 1 Front Street East
When: September 15, 8 pm to 10 pm
Fall Home Show 2017
What: Say hello to the new season by learning about the latest restructuring, restyling or reorganizing trends at the Toronto Fall Home Show. It’s your number one source for everything you need to shape up your space!
Where: Enercare Centre, 100 Princes’ Blvd.
When: September 15 to 17
Toronto Ukrainian Festival
What: A three-day entertainment experience celebrating the Ukrainian Canadian community. From music to food, check out this massive Bloor West festival.
Where: Bloor West Village
When: September 15 to 17
Kensington Market Jazz Fest
What: Calling all jazz lovers: Toronto’s Kensington Market will be hosting a series of concerts in various locations, giving you a taste of some of the best jazz the city has to offer. Molly Johnson, Ori Dagan, Genevieve Marentette are among some of the performers.
Where: Various locations in Kensington Market
When: September 15 to 17
On Common Ground Festival
What: The On Common Ground festival features an engaging mix of culturally-diverse music, dance, storytelling, theatre, visual arts, local food, and family-friendly activities in celebration of Canada 150.
Where: Fort York National Historic Site, 100 Garrison Road
When: September 15 to 17, 10 am to 5 pm
Toronto Beer Week
What: Just because the warm days of summer are behind us doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy one last beer festival before fall officially kicks off. Celebrating local craft brew, this week-long festival of beer features dozens of different breweries, bars, and restaurants around the city.
Where: Various venues throughout the city
When: September 15 to 23
CityPlace Fort York BIA Movie Night Series
What: Gather up your friends, bring your blankets/chairs and come catch the closing film at this summer’s CityPlace Fort York BIA Movie Night. Make sure to arrive a little early to enjoy snacks and refreshments. The final night will feature a CityPlace pick flick, so stay tuned on what will be playing on the big screen.
Where: Canoe Landing Park, 95 Fort York Blvd
When: September 16 at 8 pm
Evergreen Brickworks Saturday Market
What: The Evergreen Brickworks Saturday Market has grown to become the city’s largest farmer’s market. Come and the wide variety of local and seasonal food from local farmers, food producers, and chefs.
Where: Evergreen Brick Works, 550 Bayview
When: September 16, 8 am to 1 pm
Park & Bark Dog Show
What: This special event will welcome thousands of dog lovers, families, their dogs, experts, and exhibitors together to exchange information, shop, hear and see great new products and learn about new services for them and their pets in Toronto.
Where: Yonge and Davisville
When: September 16, 9 am to 1:30 pm
Toronto Eats Book Signing Event
What: Meet-greet-and-eat with Toronto author Amy Rosen as she signs her latest book, chats about the Toronto food scene, and dishes out her signature cinnamon buns.
Where: Labour of Love, 223 Carlton Street
When: September 16, 11 am to 1 pm
Simple Plan
What: Canada’s own Simple Plan will make a Toronto stop at the Danforth Music Hall as part of their North American tour. Tickets start at $78.
Where: Danforth Music Hall
When: September 16, 6 pm
RBC Race for the Kids
What: Come and run for a great cause this weekend. RBC Race for the Kids Toronto is a family friendly fundraising event that supports youth mental health. This year’s event offers a 5K walk/run/stroll, a 7K walk/run, and a 15K run, so there’s something for everyone!
Where: Mel Lastman Square, 5100 Yonge Street
When: September 16, starting at 7:30 am
Roncesvalles Polish Festival
What: Wrap up summer by attending North America’s largest celebration of Polish culture in Toronto’s best neighbourhood. The festival will feature local and international music, fantastic cuisine from over 40 renowned restaurants, cafes, bakeries, and bistros, along Roncesvalles, and of course, lots of traditional Polish fare.
Where: Roncesvalles Avenue from Queen Street West to Dundas Street West
When: September 16 to 17
Food Truck Festival Ontario
What: FTFO brings the most mouthgasmic food trucks to one place so you can eat like a true Foodstar. This year’s lineup includes Tiny Tom Donuts, Food Dudes, Fully Loaded T.O, Bake Three Fifty, and much more.
Where: Sherborne Common, 61 Dockside Drive
When: September 16 and 17
Pumpkinland and Harvest Fest
What: Get into the fall spirit at Whittamore Farm’s family-friendly Harvest Fest. Choose from 1000’s of pumpkins and become a kid again as you get lost in the corn maze. Enjoy the best of fall time entertainment, including wagon rides, spooky games, nature trails, and farm animals.
Where: Whittamore’s Farm, 8100 Steeles Avenue East
When: September 16 to October 31
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