Summer is a perfect time to enjoy all the festive activities in Toronto. This summer, you can enjoy new movie openings, camp out at the fringe festival, and enjoy culinary delights all over Toronto.Here’s a list of the things that you can do while in Toronto this week.
Sunday:
Want to experience the art and architecture of Toronto?
Then go to the “Architectural Walk” right on Harbourfront Center. This walk will be organized by the Tour Guys.This is free for the public.The opening time is from 9:30 am to 11pm. Don’t forget to check their website before going.
Monday:
Mondays should be reserved for a dose of arts and crafts. If you go over to Ontario square this Monday, then you can visit the installation of “The Mushroom Kingdom” by Shane Weaver. Made from 384 hand painted ceramic tiles ,this is art in its purest form.
Tuesday:
Craving some good food? Pay a visit to the Front Street Food on Tuesday. Located on the site of Toronto’s legendary Union station, Front Street Food will satisfy all your culinary cravings.
Go to 65, West Front Street and enjoy the latest delicacies of Toronto’s famous restaurants.
Opening Time: 7am -9pm (from Monday-Friday)
Wednesday:
What better way to spend your Wednesday than by experiencing Caribbean culture right here in Toronto? Soak in the music, cuisine, and culture of the Caribbean coast in the Caribbean Carnival in Ontario.
Afterwards, go to the Taste of Danforth on Danforth avenue for some amazing live performance by street artists.
Thursday:
After the heavenly treats at the Front Street Food, you must be on the lookout for some proper meals in Toronto. In that case, the Lakeside Local Grill is a must for you. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the Natrel pond while grabbing a bite here.
Are you up for a unique photo exhibition? Then head over to the Union station or the Toronto Pearson Internation Airport for the world premiere of” Waters Edge”. A collaboration by Edward Burtynsky and 6 talented international photographers, this exhibition is a must watch if you are in Toronto this week. Go to the Art in Transit website for further information.
After that, go for a boat ride on the Natrel Pond. You can check the additional details on their website.
Saturday:
Saturday should be booked for movies. And is there anything better than watching some amazing movie right in your neighborhood? To celebrate their 14th anniversary, The Toronto International Film Festival is more than ready to share the festival experience all over Toronto. Watch an outdoor screening of the movie, “Fly Away Home” at Lotherton Pathway. The screening will start at 9:15 PM sharp.
Visit their website for more info.
