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Indigenous Arts Festival |
June 21 to 24, Fort York National Historic Site - 250 Fort York Blvd. The Indigenous Arts Festival is an annual celebration of traditional and contemporary Indigenous music, dance, theatre, storytelling, film, crafts and food. This year, in partnership with APTN, Fort York hosts the Indigenous Day Live concert and broadcast, as well as the Na-Me-Res Annual Traditional Pow Wow on Saturday, June 23. Additional mainstage performances in partnership with the Red Ride Tour will take place on Sunday, June 24. On June 21 and 22, Indigenous Education Days will feature traditional drumming, dancing, and storytelling offered free to school children of all ages (registration details coming soon). The Indigenous Arts Festival is produced by the City of Toronto in partnership with the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation. The event is presented by TD with financial support from the Government of Canada and Tim Hortons. Free event. For more information, please visit toronto.ca or contact fortyork’at’toronto.ca
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Burning Doors |
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June 20 to June 24, Joey & Toby Tanenbaum Opera Centre, Canadian Opera Company - 227 Front St E. An explosive demonstration of the power of artistic resistance drawing on the real-life stories of Petr Pavlensky, Oleg Sentsov, and special guest Pussy Riot's Maria Alyokhina. Please check event website for specific showtimes. Reservations / Advance Tickets are required. Cost: $32.25 - $78.32. For more information, please visit luminatofestival.com or call 416.368.4849
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‘Duke’ Eats Food Festival |
Coming Soon…June 30, 5pm - 9pm, 1290 Finch Ave W, North York (North East corner of Keele and Finch (parking lot across from Finch West subway station) (Fountainhead Park - 445 Sentinel Rd, North York). Presented by: ‘Duke’ Heights BIA. ‘Duke’ Eats festival will feature popular food trucks, BIA food vendors and food manufacturers, indigenous markets, cultural showcase and entertainment. Don’t miss out! This is a free event. Get ready to eat, shop and have some fun. A movie night will follow from 9pm at the adjacent Fountainhead Park, courtesy of the City Councillor Anthony Perruzza. Cost: Free. For more information, please call 416.739.1621 or email communications’at’dukeheights.ca
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A Creative Buzz |
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Coming Soon…June 26 to Aug 19, Etobicoke Civic Centre Art Gallery - 399 The West Mall, Etobicoke. A creative hive of professional Ontario artists, including retired Globe and Mail illustrator Anthony Jenkins, exhibiting landscape, portraits, still life, and transportation in a variety of media. Gallery Hours are weekdays from 9am - 8pm, and weekends from 9am - 5pm. A public closing reception will be held on Sunday, August 19th, 2:00 - 4pm. Free event. For more information, please visit toronto.ca or call 416.394.8628
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FrancoFest Hamilton
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June 22 & June 23, Gage Park (Gage Ave. S. & Main St. E., Hamilton). ‘Free’ Admission. FrancoFest Hamilton, the largest festival of arts and culture on the Niagara Peninsula, kicks off the summer festival season by celebrating the free spirit of the francophone culture! The 2018 edition will feature the performances of more than a dozen renowned artists and a host of free family-friendly shows and activities in the beautiful historic Gage Park. A one of a kind festival in Hamilton, FrancoFest 2018 will present two days of exceptional French programming. Acrobat, juggler and magnificent world-famous clown Jamie Adkins will present a gem of a show for the whole family under the big top. He is well identified as one of Canada's most talented contemporary circus performers. On the main stage, we will see well-known francophone artists including Claude Bégin, Le Couleur, Céleste Lévis, Jacobus, Les Hôtesses d'Hilaire, Ariko, Billy Love Band, Bonsa and Montreal's Le Winston Band. There will also be a unique symphonic presentation combining Moonfruits' haunting harmonies with award-winning singer-songwriter Le R Premier and the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra quartet. Festival-goers will be able to stroll among the many kiosks of craft sellers and enjoy a pavilion of French world flavours. For the youngest, the FrancoFest has designed a family zone where children can enjoy a variety of fun activities, including games, crafts and face painting, all in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Don’t miss this summer festival celebrating francophone arts and culture! Visit francofesthamilton.ca for the full festival line-up and schedule
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Mississauga Garden Festival |
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Sun, 24 June, 10am to 4pm, Riverwood Conservancy. - 4300 Riverwood Park Lane Mississauga. The Second Annual Mississauga Garden Festival featuring The Gardens of Credit Woodlands. A paid tour of private gardens is the highlight of this years Mississauga Garden Festival but at its centrepiece are the free family-oriented activities at The Riverwood Conservancy Mississaugas unique 60-hectare 150-acre nature park on the banks of the historic Credit River. Riverwood has a rich geological history of ancient seas and glacial events and a fossil record that dates back 415 million years. Not quite a century ago it was the site of a beautiful stone summer home that still stands on the property plus a farm and a pickle processing facility. It features regular bird treks wildflower walks and indigenous days. An artisan marketplace food vendors children’s activities and talks-the popular Paul Zammit appears again this year-are some of the festival events. Tours of the Riverwoods MacEwan Terrace Gardens and the Enabling Garden are also included. The private gardens on the paid self-guided tour include ravine gardens woodland and naturalized gardens that reflect the area plus imaginative front yard gardens and spectacular outdoor living areas. The Cloverleaf and Applewood garden clubs have been joined this year by the Credit Valley Horticultural Society to present the annual Festival. Garden tour: $20 Festival: free For more information, please visit mississaugagardenfestival.ca
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Strawberry Dinner & Silent Auction |
Saturday, June 23, 5pm to 8pm, St Paul's Anglican Church - 5 Noraline Ave, Midhurst. Hosted by St Paul’s Anglican Church. Tickets $15, Age 3-10 $5, under 3 free. Call Colleen for tickets 705.812.0116. Our local strawberries happen only once each year so join us! For more information, please visit stpaulsmidhurst.com or call 705.726.0696
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Garden Music Nights: Country and Roots |
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June 26 to Aug 14, 06:30pm - 09pm, Royal Botanical Gardens - 680 Plains Road W, Burlington. This event occurs weekly on Tuesdays. Exceptions to the pattern may occur. RBG goes a little bit country! Get ready for hot summer nights filled with inspiring performances from home-grown Canadian talent. Let your hair down in the beauty of Hendrie Park! Admittance to the concert is included in your General Admission or Membership! Cold drinks and BBQ menu available for purchase on-site. We put together a great lineup of artists for you this year! We're bringing back some favourites from previous years as well as welcoming some fresh faces. Learn more about who you can see performing in the gardens at rbg.ca/country or call 905.527.1158
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