Here is our round-up of fun things to do in Toronto this July 2025
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Uncles of Toronto presents JAPA Toronto, a celebration of African culture featuring pure, undiluted Afrobeats and Amapiano this Canada Day Weekend on June 28th at Revival Event Venue.
Niya Coily World, a Black collective that advocates for natural hair education for children, hosts a hands-on haircare workshop at the McLean Community Centre, just outside Toronto, on July 5th.
For music lovers, we have collated the must-attend summer concerts in the Toronto Area. From small intimate venues to large stadium arenas, there is something for everyone
Canada Day is a day to celebrate Canadians, the people and this great nation. The tradition of fireworks continues with celebrations all around Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area(GTA).
We have gathered a comprehensive list for you, friends, family, and loved ones to watch the fireworks show in celebration of Canada’s Day
In partnership with YSpace, the Black Entrepreneurship Alliance (BEA), a Black-led collective that supports the next generation of Black entrepreneurs and professionals in the Toronto Area, hosts its Co-founder Connect event. This event is designed to help founders, builders, and innovators find the right partners to strengthen their ventures.
Poesy, Canada’s only experiential writing agency, which provides interactive writing experiences connecting people at live events, hosts its “Spill the Tea and Poetry” immersive social writing experience outdoors at W Toronto on June 28th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
There’s something magical about the way food brings people together in the Toronto Area — across cultures, neighborhoods, and generations. Whether it’s the sizzle of street-side grills, or the first bite of a bold new flavor, food tells stories.
This summer, the Greater Toronto Area is serving up a feast of culinary experiences that reflect the…