Here is our list of fun things to do in Toronto in August 2026, including concerts, festivals, and more!
Runs through August – ANCHORBALL: A Curious Art Journey
ANCHORBALL: A Curious Art Journey is an outdoor art exhibition experience at Royal Botanical Gardens, inviting visitors to explore creativity, nature, and immersive installations.
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Shinji, a modern Japanese steakhouse, has officially opened its doors at 333 Bay Street in Toronto’s Financial District.
Created by Harlo Entertainment, the restaurant offers a contemporary interpretation of Japanese dining, bringing together premium ingredients, meticulous craftsmanship, thoughtful hospitality, and a strong sense of occasion.
Designed for celebratory dinners, business gatherings, and long evenings shared…
Toronto’s largest celebration of Polynesian culture returns to Mel Lastman Square this July, marking its 10th milestone year with a vibrant full-day celebration of music, dance, food, art, and community.
Presented by Hālau Hula I Ka Lā, the festival will take over the square on July 25th with more than 20 performances showcasing the beauty,…
The largest indoor Asian shopping mall, Pacific Mall, hosts its biggest summer carnival of the year, featuring carnival games, food, fun activities, entertainment, live watch parties, and an outdoor marketplace from July 17th to 19th.
Over 3 days, Pacific Mall will be transformed into a shopping destination into a lively community celebration for sports fans,…
This weekend, Square One Shopping Centre will transform its P3 parking lot into a massive action-sports venue as JACKALOPE Mississauga 2026 returns from July 10th to 12th.
Now in its third year, the free festival will welcome more than 200 athletes competing and performing across five action-sport disciplines, including skateboarding, BMX, Moto X, climbing, and…
Canada’s largest celebration of Indonesian food and culture returns to Toronto on July 18th, transforming Sankofa Square into a vibrant showcase of food, music, performance, and cultural traditions.
This one-day festival will offer visitors an immersive introduction to the flavours, artistry, and cultural traditions that reflect Indonesia’s rich and diverse heritage.
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One of Toronto’s biggest summer festivals, BIG on Bloor, returns this July for its 20th anniversary celebration, bringing live performances, public art, music, food, cultural programming, and community energy to Bloor Street West.
Taking place on July 18th and 19th, the free two-day festival will transform Bloor Street West between Dufferin Street and Lansdowne Avenue…
This weekend, Dance on Yonge returns to Mel Lastman Square for two full days of dance showcases, live performances, music, food, family activities, multicultural programming, local vendors, and community celebration.
Returning for its fourth season, the free festival will bring more than 20 hours of outdoor programming to North York on July 11th and 12th,…
Looking for things to do in Toronto this week? From food festivals and cultural celebrations to concerts, markets, and family-friendly activities, there is no shortage of events happening across the city and the GTA. Whether you’re planning a night out, a weekend adventure, or simply looking for something new to experience, here are some of…
Canada’s largest annual multicultural fusion festival returns to downtown Toronto this weekend. WorldFest Canada takes over Sankofa Square on July 11th and 12th, bringing two days of music, dance, fusion food, art, film, and cultural showcases to the heart of the city.
Over the weekend, guests can experience performances, food, and creative programming from communities…