分类： Toronto Events

There’s an epic dock party happening on Toronto’s waterfront this Canada Day weekend and your whole crew is invited! The Redpath Waterfront Festival sails back into the city with a fleet of tall ships.

Tour and snap selfies with the magnificient vessels, go overboard on delicious maritime eats and enjoy live entertainment all weekend.

For more information and to buy deck tour tickets, cruise over to towaterfrontfest.com and follow @towaterfrontfest on Instagram and Facebook.
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Hope you’re ready to bhangra, because desiFEST is back to Yonge-Dundas Square for its 13th year on Saturday, June 8.

Canada’s premier South Asian urban music festival is a free event that serves as one of the country’s biggest celebrations of South Asian urban culture and beyond.

The festival is described as a is a non-profit, youth-powered platform designed to put local artists on the map and unite, inspire and empower diverse communities of young people through arts and culture.

In addition to all the visual excitement, there will also be mouthwatering flavours from multiple food trucks and street vendors on deck.

Don’t miss the opportunity to gather in the heart of the city to celebrate great performances in great company!

When: June 8
Time: 11 am to 11 pm
Where: Yonge-Dundas Square
Price: Free

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On June 9 Russian-Canadians would like to present an annual festival Taste of Russia.

Expect various ethnic bands and ensembles, modern dance clubs and performers, artisans and merchants will unite under ‘one roof’ to present the Eastern-European cultural experience to Canadians.

To demonstrate cuisine of multiple ethnicities living in Russia, they will bring restaurants, caterers and food vendors with flavors characteristic to peoples inhabiting Russia.

Mel Lastman Square
5100 Yonge St

Sunday, June 9, 2019
12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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Udon Kitanoya is the first restaurant to bring authentic Kansai-style Japanese udon to Toronto! Experience traditional flavours of Japanese cuisine through Kitanoya’s signature dashi broth. Udon Kitanoya welcomes all local food enthusiasts to stop by and enjoy a taste of traditional Japanese cuisine.

To celebrate the grand opening on May 18, 200 free bowls of udon will be given out from 12pm-2pm.
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