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www.toronto.ca/you-belong/attractions/toronto-events-july-06.htm
www.torontoartsonline.org/
www.nowtoronto.com/minisites/hotsummer/2006/
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July 1-3 Chin International Picnic
Colourful and spectacular cultural and contemporary song and dance
entertainment, a circus, amusement park, rides and games, beer garden, dozens
of food concessions, major sports events; an International Shopping Bazaar and
headline entertainers from around the world. Exhibition Place, ( 416)
531-9991or www.chinpicnic.com
July 1-3 Canada Day Power of Place
A family event. The various components of the program take their inspiration
from the theme of “Power of Place”. Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay W,
(416) 973-4000 or www.harbourfrontcentre.com
July 1-3 2 nd Annual Renaissance Festival
Dance groups and Sir Charles Linton and his Birds of Prey! Casa Loma, 1 Austin
Terrace, (416) 923-1171 or www.casaloma.org
July 1-3 Polly Pocket- Meet and Greet
CourtYard Stage, Toronto Zoo, 316A Old Finch Ave, (416) 392-5900 or
www.torontozoo.com
July 1-8 Canada Dry Festival of Fire
One of the most impressive pyrotechnical events in the country, a magnificent
internationally - themed fireworks series. Ontario Place, 955 Lakeshore Blvd
W, (416) 314-9900 or www.ontarioplace.com
July 2&3 Sounds of the Danforth
A two-day music festival, (416) 469-5634 or www.greektowntoronto.com
July 3 Artisan Market (Arts at the heart)
Artisan market and events at Yonge-Dundas Square, (416) 979-9960 or
www.ydsquare.ca
July 4-5 Garden Bros. Circus
Featuring heart stopping high flying action, awesome animals, and two hours of
family fun!
Air Canada Centre, 40 Bay St, (416) 815-5500 or www.theaircanadacentre.com
July 4-10 The 14th Scream Literary Festival
Enjoy the open air and listen to Canadian leading edge writings. The festival
concludes with “The Scream” in High Park on July 10. www.thescream.ca
July 5-16 The Fringe – Toronto Theatre Festival
Toronto 's largest theatre festival features over 130 unique productions
ranging from dramas to musical extravaganzas to improv and more.
Various locations, Toronto, ( 416) 966-1062 or www.fringetoronto.com
July 5-Aug 9 (Wednesdays only) Free Flicks
Moviegoers can sit back, relax and take in a free movie on the big outdoor
screen while enjoying the lakefront's night-time atmosphere. Location: CIBC
Stage, York Quay Centre, Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay W, (416)
973-4000 or www.harbourfrontcentre.com
July 7-9 Celebrate Toronto Street Festival
Each July, the Celebrate Toronto Street Festival transforms four distinct
sites along Yonge Street into a celebration of tastes, talent and all that is
Toronto. (416) 395-0490 or www.toronto.ca/special_events
July 7-9 The 3 rd Annual Taste of Lawrence Festival
Vendors from the local food and retail establishments, local musical
performers and multicultural entertainment. Lawrence Avenue East, between
Crockford Blvd and Warden Avenue. (416) 288-1718 or www.tasteoflawrence.com
July 7-9 Corsa Italia Toronto Fiesta
Featuring over 20 bands and the always-popular Miss Corso Italia pageant.
St Clair Ave between Landsdowne and Westmount Corso Italia Toronto Fiesta, 44
Renfield St, ( 416) 698-2152 or www.torontofiesta.com
July 7-9 Bud Light Beats and Culture: Toronto Electronic Music presented by NOW
Electronic music from hip hop, techno and beyond, the festival exposes live
electronic music through performance, film and visual art. This year the
festival embraces the Power of Place theme by merging the global and the
electronic world. Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay W, (416) 973-4000 or
www.harbourfrontcentre.com
July 7-16 Global Café Summer Music Festival
Artists from eight countries represent traditions ranging from Cuban roots to
West African hip-hop; from Persian fusion to frenetic Gypsy beats.
Lula Lounge, The Gypsy Co-Op, The Mod Club , (416) 645-9090
July 7-23 Summerlicious
More than 100 of Toronto 's finest restaurants will offer a special prix fixe
menu where patrons can sample the establishment's famous fare. (416) 395-0490.
www.toronto.ca/special_events.
July 8 Natsu Matsuri - Japanese Summer Festival
Enjoy the performance of over 200 yukata-clad dancers. Food, entertainment and
fun. Admission is free.
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, 6 Garamond Court (off Wynford Dr.). (416)
441-2345 or www.jccc.on.ca
July 8-9 Afrofest
An African showcase of international and national music and dance groups, the
Babatunde Olatunji Drum Stage, Children's Village, African Marketplace, and
workshop tents.
Various venues. (416) 469-5336 or www.musicafrica.org
July 9 Grenadier Pond Family Fishing Day
A revitalization and celebration of the tradition of family fishing fun in
High Park. Bring the kids or come by yourself and enjoy the beauty of the park
and a day of fishing. High Park, 1873 Bloor St W, (416) 392-1111 or
www.toronto.ca/parks
July 9 Multi-Cultural World Cup Festival
Includes performers from different countries, including Miss Fitness Canada.
Mel Lastman Square, 5100 Yonge St, (416) 902-3631
July 9 Afternoon Tea Buffet
Introducing a series of afternoon tea buffets that feature Orli Kohn, noted
tea connoisseur, presenting the lecture “Tea, Men and Romance/Edwardian
Style”. Enjoy the castle and its estate gardens after the tea buffet. Casa
Loma, 1 Austin Terrace, (416) 923-1171 or www.casaloma.org
July 9 Urban Fishing Festival- Ontario Family Fishing Weekend
Come out with your friends and bring a rod and reel, or borrow equipment.
Contests, prizes and demonstrations. Toronto Islands, 9 Queens Quay W (ferry
docks), (416) 392-8192 or (416) 397-5166 or
www.toronto.ca/parks/island/index.htm
