Lovers of Soul Food can rejoice! GTA’s most beloved comfort food destination, Honey Soul Food, is bringing its golden, buttery magic and authentic soul food to Toronto as it opens its doors this week on October 2nd.
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In partnership with TD Canada, FACE presents its “TD Propelling Black Entrepreneurship Program” to offset the costs of obtaining professional business services for Black Business Owners.
On September 30th, Toronto’s iconic Caribbean hotspot, The Real Jerk, is turning up the heat with more than just bold island flavours. Guests are invited to experience “Tasting of the Greats”, a premier rum-tasting event at their home location, 842 Gerrard St. E, Toronto.
Just before the summer concludes, the Trinbago Toronto Festival will paint Toronto red, black, and white, bringing rich flavours, vibrant culture, and island vibes of Trinidad and Tobago to the Nathan Phillips Square from September 5th to 7th.
After its incredible last year, Roadmap to Billions Toronto 2025 returns for its second edition on October 5th and 6th, providing two unforgettable days of connections, community, conversations with leading entrepreneurs and investors, powerful workshops, and dynamic networking experiences.
This weekend, the Harbourfront Centre will host Batuki Music Society as it presents Habari Africa Festival. This multi-disciplinary African arts festival showcases African arts and culture, bringing communities together for a unique experience.
Toronto’s ultimate Caribbean food festival, Taste of the Caribbean Food Festival, returns from August 3rd to August 31st, featuring mouthwatering island eats, tropical drinks, music, and market vendors in an open-air street festival vibe.
This Friday, August 1st, the Distillery Historic District will host a powerful and celebratory public gathering to mark the 191st anniversary of Emancipation Day in Canada. Presented by Emancipation Arts, FreeUp! is a free, family-friendly event featuring live music, performances, and conversations that honor the strength and resilience of Black communities in Canada.
One of North America’s largest cultural celebrations, the Toronto Caribbean Carnival 2025 kicks off this weekend in Toronto, and we’ve got you covered on everything you need to know about this epic celebration, including where to party and what’s new this Year in our Ultimate Event Guide to Toronto Caribbean Carnival 2025
This August, Afro Carib Fest, a Free Outdoor Weekend Festival celebrating the diverse cultures of African and Caribbean communities through live music, dance, food and art returns to Thomson Memorial Park for two days, August 23rd and 24th 2025.