The Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto (formerly known as Caribana), kicks off with the official festival launch at Nathan Phillips Square, noon, Tuesday July 12, 2011, and runs until August 1.
The festival features a variety of ticketed and free events showcasing Caribbean culture, leading up to the Grand Parade on July 30.
Visit torontocaribbeancarnival.com for more details.
The 7th annual Salsa on St. Clair Street Festival, Saturday & Sunday, July 9 & 10, 2011, is a family street party celebrating the city’s vast Latin cultures.
“Join in on the parade of fun as midtown Toronto’s Hillcrest Village is transformed into a showcase of Latin life featuring live music, dance lessons, fiery foods and family entertainment”.
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“Sunday Serenades features the very best in swing, big band and jazz acts to compliment Toronto’s warm summer Sunday evenings at Mel Lastman Square.
Come dance under the stars this summer from July 10 to August 21, 2011, for the weekly evening dance series and enjoy free outdoor concerts”.
Visit toronto.ca/special_events/serenades/2011/index.htm for more details.
The City of Toronto welcomes IIFA with samsāra, a free outdoor event that celebrates the richness of classical and contemporary South Asian music, dance and fashion.
This one-day festival embraces the elements of Earth, Fire, Air and Water to transform the space surrounding the Rogers Centre with performances that complement the IIFA Awards Ceremony.
Visit toronto.ca/iifa2011/samsara.htm for more details.
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