CelebrateTO Newsletter

CelebrateTO is a monthly newsletter that highlights upcoming City of Toronto festivals and events, as well as the latest updates on the FIFA World Cup 26™ Toronto.

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Indigenous Arts Festival at Biidaasige Park

Discover traditional and contemporary Indigenous music, dance, theatre, storytelling, film, crafts, and culinary experiences at the annual Indigenous Arts Festival at On Saturday, June 20, at Biidaasige Park, 51 Commissioners St. Supported by the City in partnership with the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and this year’s curator Tkaronto Music Festival, the event brings together artists and community for a day of cultural celebration. Learn more.

Step back in time at the 1920s Picnic at Spadina Museum

Pack a picnic basket and enjoy an afternoon of 1920s charm with live jazz, vintage fashion and plein air painting on the grounds of Spadina Museum. Enjoy swing dance lessons, pose among the gardens, join the costume parade hosted by the Imperial Court of Toronto and browse a silent auction. Explore the picnic Sunday, June 14 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Advance tickets $18; walk‑up $20, subject to capacity. Find details.

Beat the rush on peak ferry travel days to Toronto Island

This weekend is the Toronto International Dragon Boat Race at Centre Island. Plan ahead for peak ferry travel and save time by purchasing your tickets online ahead of time or avoid peak periods, typically 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to the Island and 5 to 9 p.m. returning to downtown. Learn more about service and ticket information.

Gather for Pride on Market Street

Pride returns to St. Lawrence Market this Saturday, June 13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Enjoy a day filled with music, workshops, food and drink, local queer vendors and live performances, including a headlining performance by Canada’s Drag Race’s BOA. Come dance, create, shop and celebrate on Market Street! Find details.

Cultural Hotspot launch celebrates Scarborough’s KGO

Join a day of live music, culture and celebrating Scarborough’s Kingston-Galloway/Orton Park community at the Cultural Hotspot launch, June 20 at Scarborough Town Centre. Kick off a season of arts programming with a free family-friendly celebration featuring a panel discussion, live performances by JUNO-winning artists Choclair and Savannah Ré, JUNO nominee Yanchan Produced, and more Scarborough talent. Plus, art, music and community-focused activities. Learn more.

Toronto Video Game Month is officially underway

The City is leveling up this June with the return of Toronto Video Game Month, spanning free and low-cost public gaming events, AR/VR experiences, indie game showcases digital art installations and more. Whether you're a casual player, digital artist or just game-curious, there's something for everyone. Join the fun as we celebrate Toronto’s gaming scene like never before. Learn more and explore the full schedule.

Celebrate Dad at St. Lawrence Market

Looking for the perfect way to celebrate Dad? From unique gifts to delicious ingredients for a brunch or barbeque, St. Lawrence Market has everything to make Father’s Day extra special. Shop local, support small businesses and make this Father’s Day one to remember.

Summerlicious returns July 3 to 19

This summer, taste the world in a City! Get together with friends and family to savour each moment and every delectable bite of a three-course prix fixe menu at more than 200 Toronto restaurants. Reservations open Thursday, June 18. Browse restaurants and start planning your must-visit list.