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Toronto's inaugural a cappella festival dedicated to celebrating Canadian and International vocal artists
Experience stories from across our vast country as we attempt to define our ever-elusive Canadian Identity.
Join Harbourfront Centre for an exploration of African roots through a 21st-century perspective.
Join us at Canada’s premier presenter of contemporary expression in Asian arts and culture.
Engage with Ontario's local food communities and sample delicious local food from a variety of producers in a family-friendly afternoon.
Join us for this traditional Mexican festival honouring the dead through music and dance, community ofrendas, films, food and more!
Storytelling Toronto and the Toronto Storytelling Festival welcome all to enjoy 10 days of incredible storytelling!
Two incredible weekends celebrating the African Diaspora!
The Day of the Dead Festival celebrates the traditional Mexican acts of witnessing tradition, history, memory and the spiritual with music and dance, community ofrendas, films and above all the spirit of the Mexican peoples.
The Mid Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival or the Lantern Festival, is celebrated throughout East Asia. It is the second-most important holiday (New Year’s Day being the most important) and occurs around the September equinox.
Colombian residents in Toronto and Canadians of Colombian origin will showcase some of the best works in theatre, dance, music, visual arts, food and family activities over a mid-September weekend!
Masala! Mehndi! Masti! (Spice! Henna! Fun!) celebrates its 10th anniversary with a South Asian festival sure to warm up our Canadian winter.
The Day of the Dead Festival celebrates the traditional Mexican acts of witnessing tradition, history, memory and the spiritual with music and dance, community ofrendas, films and above all the spirit of the Mexican peoples.
For 11 spectacular days and nights in October, more than 130 authors from around the world met in Toronto for Canada’s #1 literary happening.
Harbourfront Centre celebrates Black History Month with two jam-packed weekends of music, visual arts, film, dance and more!
The Day of the Dead festival marks a large celebration in Mexico - a unique tradition that joyfully remembers ancestors by bringing their memories to life, honouring them with offerings of their favorite foods, song and dance.
Discover the culture and traditions of Arabia, more than 20 Arab nations that stretch from Morocco and Algeria in the west to Yemen and Oman in the east. Featuring an Arab souk, folklore dances, workshops in belly dance and more!
Showcasing the islands 2,550 years history featuring its colourful heritage, culture and traditions.
Created as a spectacular finale for the 2008 Luminato festival, the weekend-long Luminat'eau festival (June 13-15th) will transform the waterfront into a nexus of creativity and celebration.
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