The 48th annual Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition at Nathan Phillips Square takes place July 10 – 12.
The show has grown to become the largest outdoor art exhibition in Canada, featuring contemporary fine arts and crafts from over 500 artists.
Despite the ongoing city labour dispute, the event will go on as planned (The TOAE is run independently of the City of Toronto).
Visit torontooutdoorart.org for further details.
Harbourfront Centre’s outdoor film screenings by the lake is back this season with an 80′s theme. Screenings will take place at the Sirius Stage, every Wednesday night beginning at 9pm. Retro Reels kicks off with Pretty in Pink, next week, July 8.
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Enjoy a showcase of Mexican culture this Saturday July 4, at Yonge-Dundas Square, from 11am to 10pm.
The 3rd annual Mexican Cultural Festival will feature pre-Columbian and folkloric dancers, rock and Mariachi performances, and authentic Mexican food and crafts.
Monday, July 6, 2009 is KidSummer day at the CN Tower. Receive up to two free child admissions (12 years and under) with every adult ticket purchased.
Visit kidsummer.com for a complete list of other free events taking place this season.
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