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 Brazilians and Brazil lovers unite! |
Toronto Centre Island Toronto, ON M5J 2V3 Canada +1 416 299 5932 (Organizers) http://www.itabrasentertainmen... |
You don't need to know how to locate Brazil on a map to enjoy the passion of the county's dance and music. Each year, this festival heats up Toronto with Brazilian fever. The mood is ecstatic, and the city seems to move to the beats of the samba. Organized by Itabras Entertainment Productions, Brazilfest hopes to promote Brazilian culture in Canada, and make Brazilians based in Toronto feel at home. Join the carnival and who knows? You might even learn a few Latino dance moves! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Canada's Summertime Party |
Lakeshore Blvd & Dufferin St (Exhibition Place) Toronto, ON M6K 3C3 Canada +1 416 393 6300 http://www.theex.com/ |
What began as an agricultural fair in 1878 has grown into Canada's largest annual summertime party. Known for the Midway rides, games and carnival-like festivities, the grounds are also home to an annual automotive show, a casino, a food building, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, the Medieval Times Dinner Theatre and the Grandstand, a music amphitheatre that has been rocked by the Rolling Stones and lampooned by a wartime Bob Hope. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 World's Largest Caribbean Fest |
Olympic Island Ferry Docks at Bay Street and Queen's Quay Toronto, ON M5J 1A1 Canada +1 647 777 1018 http://www.caribana.com/ |
Toronto is home to the largest Caribbean population in Canada; this festival, celebrates the culture with a calypso competition, the choosing of a king and queen, a wild costume parade, music, food, art and dance. The festival starts at Nathan Phillips Square, while the King and Queen Extravaganza goes on at Lamport Stadium; other events are held at Exhibition Place and Olympic Island. The street party is free, but evening dances or events vary so check a program guide for more information. See website for complete yearly particulars. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Market festival |
67 Kensington Avenue (at Dundas Street West) Toronto, ON M5T 2K2 Canada +1 905 593 0871 |
On any given day, Kensington Market is a city favorite for fresh fruits and vegetables, but come December and January, it transforms into a celebration of lights and splendor with an annual parade rejoicing Christmas and Hanukkah. While this is the primary year-end festivity for this area, Kensington Market plays year-round host to one of Canada's largest artistic communities. From painters, and poets to artists, these colourful characters lend a vibrant quality to the area. This is a free event. Call ahead for this year's exact date and times. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eating Ribs for Charity |
256 Centennial Park Road (Centennial Park) Toronto, Ontario Canada http://www.torontoribfest.com/... |
Be a part of one of the largest Canada Day Weekend celebrations! During the annual Toronto Ribfest, Centennial Park in Etobicoke will become a bustling array of carnival rides, live music, beer tents, and...RIBS! Over a dozen popular rib experts from all over Canada & the United States congregate to share their delicacies. There is a lot to do for people of all ages, including a fireworks display to enjoy on Canada Day. All the proceeds go to charity, courtesy of the hosts: the Rotary Club of Etobicoke. Check the website for details & updates. -Nora Dunn Review © 2007, Wcities |
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