Series Season: 2025

Join artist Natalie King at HTO Park for a collaborative chalk drawing installation on Toronto’s waterfront.

Immerse yourself in free live music performances paired with stunning interactive light installation by the waterfront.

Discover the vibrancy of fall on the waterfront and enjoy interactive art, food and artisanal markets, live music and more.

Engage with the processes, politics and poetics of craft and design with current Artists-in-Residence.

In the city’s rush, Copper Canopy invites you to pause beneath something that feels alive.

A guided sound adventure that sparks joy, connection and play through music and movement.

A four-day festival of global barbecue, bold flavours and blazing entertainment.

Queer Asian performances featuring Sanjina DaBish Queen from Canada’s Drag Race and DJs bringing their heat and all the vibes.

Participate in dance sessions for an energizing mix of rhythm, culture and fun!

Experience a high-energy celebration of global sounds, soul and community.

Feel the heat with NorthFIRE Circus and the Afro-Brazilian beats of Maracatu Baque de Bamba/Trovao de Scarborough.

An immersive outdoor dance show that brings The Great Gatsby and the Roaring ‘20s to life on campus.

An exhibition exploring indigo dyeing as an expression of identity and cultural adaptation.

A live performance of Taiwanese pop music, hip-hop, jazz and R&B.

Rally For Taiwan is a tribute to how music shaped the island’s journey towards democracy.

Island Vibes Day Two brings more spice and soul by the water with grooves, rhythm, and live music.

A late-night outdoor party full of rhythm and beats — bring your crew and join us for a waterfront celebration to remember.

A head-to-head music battle between The Recipee Band and DJ Starting from Scratch.

From reggae beats to creole eats, experience the soul and flavour of the Caribbean with Island Vibes.

Celebrating the 88th birthday of Hon. Dr. Jean Augustine

A mysterious portal pulls four misfits into the Overworld, a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination.

An exhibition exploring themes of time, memory and interdependence through the metaphor of fossils.

Known as the “Afro-soul voice of Congo,” Fredy Massamba brings soul, hip-hop and soukous sounds to the stage.

What is a Caribbean festival without music?