Little Tennessee is a free four-day event where you can get a little taste of Tennessee’s biggest flavours. It’ll be packed full of live music, authentic Southern eats and plenty of activities for you to explore without having to leave Toronto.
Things to do this week in Toronto include eating some tacos, walking the streets of the Taste of Little Italy and taking in some music at NXNE.
Here are some must-attend events before summer makes its grand entrance into the city!
Something Something Trivia Night
This dog-friendly trivia event hosted by comedian and trivia master Arianne Tong is perfect for anyone who can’t get enough movies, music, TV, and celebrity trivia.
When: June 13
Where: Something in the Water Brewing Co. — 151 E Liberty Street
Temples – Exotico Release Tour
Catch critically acclaimed English rock band Temples with special guest Post Animal on their tour in Toronto.
When: June 13
Where: Lee’s Palace — 529 Bloor Street W
NXNE
NXNE is back, and you can catch a show at over 20 live music venues across Toronto. Be sure to take a peek at the schedule to find your favourite artists (or treat yourself to a festival pass).
When: June 13 to 17
Where: Multiple venues
Little Tennessee
This free four-day event is where you can get a little taste of Tennessee’s biggest flavours. It’ll be packed full of live music, food and plenty of activities for you to explore.
When: June 15 to 18
Where: Liberty Village
Dragons Tale
Check out Toronto’s scenic waterfront while taking in an opera about the origins of dragon boat racing.
When: June 15 to 18
Where: Harbourfront Centre Concert Stage — 235 Queens Quay W
Taste of Little Italy
This annual street festival is full of live performances and tons of Italian and other food from restaurants along the College Street neighbourhood.
When: June 16 to 18
Where: Little Italy BIA
Taco Fest
This food fest will feature over 150 types of tacos from some of the best Mexican restaurants in the city, not to mention Canada’s largest hot sauce bar.
When: June 16 to 18
Where: Hotel X Toronto — 111 Princes’ Boulevard
Toronto Beaches Rib & Beer Festival
The annual rib fest is back at Woodbine Park for three days of food, drinks and live entertainment.
When: June 16 to 18
Where: Woodbine Park — 1695 Queen Street E
Na-Me-Res Pow Wow
The 21st annual Na-Me-Res Pow Wow will feature traditional dancing, drumming and performances to celebrate the richness of Indigenous traditions.
When: June 17
Where: 250 Fort York Boulevard
Sunday Variety Market
This new market at the St. Lawrence Market will feature over 50 vendors ranging from antiques to snacks to vintage clothing. Entry is free.
When: Starts June 18
Where: Gladstone Melody Bar, St. Lawrence Market
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