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Happy Sunday, Toronto. Still lots of events and activities to enjoy in and around the city today, so get outside and enjoy the sunshine!
See also
- You can paddle along the Humber River for free this weekend
- You can fly from Toronto to Vancouver for $475 return next month
- Toronto's Vintage Clothing Show is back next month
The Bill Murray Day Fan Art Show
What: Back in 2014, to promote the world premiere of his film St. Vincent, TIFF declared September 5th Bill Murray Day here in Toronto. Little did they know that this event would inspire a Fan Art Show several years later. Come and honour how awesome this comic legend is by checking out the Officially Unofficial Fan Art Show dedicated to Bill Murray.
Where: #Hashtag Gallery, 830 Dundas Street West
When: September 10
TIFF Festival Street
What: This popular four-day festival will literally be shutting down King Street with fun and family-friendly activities, food trucks, free concerts and screenings, exciting VR experiences, and much more.
Where: Peter Street to University Avenue on King Street West
When: September 10
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
Vegetarian Food Festival
What: Calling all vegan foodies: For one weekend only, Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre will transform into a vegetarian paradise. Local and international chefs will delight your taste buds with a lot of vegetarian and vegan dishes.
Where: Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay West
When: September 10, 10 am to 10 pm
Taste of the Kingsway
What: Taste of the Kingsway delivers fun for the whole family with three action-packed stages featuring tribute bands: Wham, Rat Pack, Eagles, Journey, AC/DC and U2. Come and check out the classic car show, Footloose Dancewear’s community dance stage, as well as the ice cream and pizza eating contests, and the ever-popular Scotiabank Dog Show.
Where: Kingsway, 3029 Bloor Street West
When: September 10, 11 am to 6 pm
Cabbagetown Arts & Crafts
What: This arts and crafts show features works from 180 Ontario and Quebec artists and happens at the same time as Cabbagetown Festival and Riverdale Farm Fall Festival.
Where: Riverdale Park, 550 Broadview Avenue
When: September 10
Tim Hortons Southside Shuffle Blues & BBQ Festival
What: Now in its 19th year, this three-day outdoor music festival will be celebrating Canada and Ontario’s 150th anniversaries with 100% Canadian acts featuring the best of Canadian Blues. There will be free admission to the vendor village, food court, and south stages 1 and 2.
Where: Port Credit Memorial Park, 20 Lakeshore Road East
When: September 10, 11 am to 8:30 pm
Cabbagetown Festival
What: This family-friendly affair will feature loads of things for the kids to do, live music and entertainment, food, made in Canada merchandise, a Kids Zone, and plenty of fun events and activities.
Where: Carlton and Parliament Streets
When: September 10, 11 am to 7 pm
Canadian Pet Expo
What: Animal lovers are invited to check out the Canadian Pet Expo this weekend, where they can enjoy Canada’s largest cat show, celebrity pet meet and greets, learn about different animal charities and of course, the pet fashion show. The best part is, guests are allowed to bring their own pets!
Where: International Centre, 6900 Airport Road
When: September 10
Toronto Bicycle Music Festival
What: This yearly, free outdoor pedal-powered concert will be taking place in and between Trinity Bellwoods and Humber Bay Park West this summer. This year’s lineup includes Ansley Simpson, Blokoloco and HoodedFang.
Where: Trinity Bellwoods Park
When: September 10, 12 pm to 5 pm
Dunkirk Free Screening at Ontario Place’s Cinesphere
What: The Toronto Film Festival will be presenting an exclusive free screening of Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk at the Ontario Place’s Cinesphere.
Where: Ontario Place Cinesphere
When: September 10
Ms. Lauryn Hill
What: Lauryn Hill will show the crowd that she still has “that thing” when she offers a dose of old school nostalgia and new material, with special guest Nas.
Where: Budweiser Stage, 909 Lakeshore Blvd West
When: September 10, 6:30 pm
El Bogo Frings IOU Warehouse
What: The pop-up hosted by Instagram personality @chefgrantsoto takes inspiration from recent events. On the menu, food from Smoke Signals Barbecue including Bogo Pogos, pineapple rib fried rice, and a rip on Susur Lee’s signature menu item, a “Soto Slaw.”
Where: 17 Noble Street
When: September 10, noon to 6 pm
An Evening With James Corden
What: James Corden, late-night TV’s king of celebrity sing-alongs and the host of The Late Late Show with James Corden on CBS, is bringing his unique charisma and laugh-out-loud comedic antics to Toronto, to launch the United Jewish Appeal 2017 Campaign.
Where: Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, 1 Front Street East
When: September 10, 7 pm to 10 pm
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