This Weekend in Toronto (July 28-30)!

Don’t look now, but summer in Toronto is coming to an end super fast.

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But, we still have over a month to go and there are some really fun events happening in Toronto this weekend. Check out some of them below.

WAYHOME MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL 2017

The WayHomeMusic & Arts Festival showcases an incredible lineup this year which includes headliners Imagine Dragons, Frank Ocean and Flume. Supporting acts include Justice, Solange, Schoolboy Q, Tegan and Sara, and many more!!

It will take place July 28^th-30^th at Burl’s Creek Event Grounds in Oro-Medonte, Ontario.

Here’s a look at WayHome’s survival guide to get you through the weekend (click HERE).

Here are highlights from last year’s festival!

TORONTO FESTIVAL OF BEER 2017

This staple Toronto summer event is back at Bandshell Park at Exhibition Place once again this year and looks to be bigger and better than ever!

I went to this event two years ago and went in as not really a huge beer guy, but there are over 300 types of beer for you to choose from and you’re guaranteed to find something that you like.

This 19+ event isn’t just about the beer however as it will feature various Canadian musical acts performing over the weekend, including Juno award winning group Sloan!

For ticket information, click HERE.

J.COLE PERFORMS IN TORONTO!

Arguably one of the biggest rappers in the game today, J.Cole brings his 4 Your Eyez Only tour to the Air Canada Centre for TWO nights, July 28^th and 29^th.

If you’d like to keep up to date with concerts, Text ‘Concerts‘ to 925-555 to stay up-to-date with the latest concert announcements from all your fave artists. In the future, we’ll text you and let you know about the shows coming to Toronto.

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TORONTO INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DANCE FESTIVAL

I’ll be honest with you, I’d never heard of this event until doing research for this post and I’m sort of mad with myself that I hadn’t heard of it before!

The Toronto International Youth Dance Festival is a celebration of dance brought to you by youths from all around the world and was created by the Canada International Dance Cultural Association as a way to help promote cultures among youths through various forms of art, including dance.

The opening ceremony for the event takes place on Friday and the competition last two days with the closing ceremony taking place on Sunday.

It is a free event to the public (takes place at Nathan Phillips Square) but funds will be raised through SickKids and proceeds will be given to help support children who endure health challenges.

For more information, click HERE.