Top 15 Things to Do in Toronto This Week

Top 15 Things to Do in Toronto This Week


Toronto is absolutely buzzing this week with exciting events for every kind of local or visitor. Whether you’re a music lover, comedy fan, foodie, or just looking for free and family-friendly fun, the city’s got you covered. From Shania Twain’s farewell tour stop to outdoor movies, and from the Panamerican food festival to a high-speed IndyCar weekend — your Toronto itinerary is about to get stacked.


🎤 Unmissable Concerts in Toronto This Week

Shania Twain Live in Concert – July 16

Location: The Theatre at Great Canadian Casino Resort
End your week on a nostalgic note with the final Toronto stop of country-pop queen Shania Twain’s tour. Expect all the hits, high energy, and an unforgettable evening that’ll have you singing along all night.

Thomas Rhett’s “Better in Boots” Tour – July 17

Location: Budweiser Stage
Country fans, get ready — Thomas Rhett is bringing his signature style and smash hits to Toronto, joined by Tucker Wetmore and The Castellows for a night of pure entertainment under the stars.

Wiz Khalifa & Sean Paul’s “Good Vibes Only” Tour – July 18

Location: Budweiser Stage
Two music giants unite for a night of good vibes, dancehall rhythms, and hip-hop beats. Plus, they’re bringing DaBaby as a special guest. This one’s set to be a party from start to finish.

Weston Silver Band Summer Concert – July 15

Location: York Memorial Park
Bring your lawn chair and kick back with the sounds of a traditional brass band in the park. It’s a charming way to spend a summer evening.

Dynesti at ‘TO the Beat’ Free Music Series – July 13

Location: Trinity Theatre, Distillery District
Part of the IncluCity Festival, this free show celebrates Toronto’s musical diversity with genre-bending artist Dynesti lighting up the stage.


🎭 Free & Family-Friendly Events in Toronto This Week

Free Outdoor Movie: The Lorax – July 18

Location: Palmerston Library
Bring the kids or just your love for Dr. Seuss. This free family movie screening is the perfect way to unwind mid-week with an animated classic.

National Hot Dog Day at Sportsnet Grill – July 16

Location: Sportsnet Grill
Celebrate everyone’s favorite ballpark snack with limited-edition gourmet dogs, including vegan options and the massive 24” Slugger.

Camping Royale: Open-Air Theatre Satire – July 17

Location: Dufferin Grove Farmers’ Market
Watch history meet comedy in this tongue-in-cheek theatrical production. Royal queens go camping in this satirical twist on class and colonialism — all outdoors and completely free.


🏎️ Thrill-Seeking Events & Outdoor Fun

Honda Indy Toronto – July 18–20

Location: Exhibition Place
Get your adrenaline fix with fast cars, food trucks, and fun at this world-class motorsports festival in the heart of downtown. Plus, it’s family-friendly and supports local charities.

DesignTO Tours: Inside a Geary Avenue Creative Hub – July 17

Location: Geary Avenue
Tour two uniquely-designed industrial lofts packed with art, custom furniture, and design-forward interiors. Great for design lovers and those curious about hidden creative spaces in the city.


🎉 Festivals Lighting Up the City

Panamerican Food and Music Festival – July 18–20

Location: Nathan Phillips Square
Canada’s biggest celebration of Panamerican culture is back! Think vibrant music, mouthwatering dishes, dance performances, and cultural exhibitions — all free in the heart of downtown.

Summer of Loud Travelling Festival – July 15

Location: Budweiser Stage
Metal fans, rejoice. Catch Parkway Drive, Killswitch Engage, I Prevail, and Beartooth in one electric night of heavy music.


🎨 Art & Culture Highlights

The Naoko Matsubara Public Opening – July 16

Location: Art Gallery of Ontario
Join the acclaimed artist and AGO curator to celebrate a powerful exhibition of 20 woodcut prints, tracing decades of artistic evolution in one immersive space.


😂 Comedy Night Pick

Desi Comedy Showcase: Harv & F.R.I.E.N.D.S – July 18

Location: Desi Food Junction
Get ready for laugh-out-loud moments as desi comedians tackle culture, trends, and everyday chaos with wit and charm.



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