This weekend in Toronto brings shockingly hot temperatures above 25 C, the official start of FIFA World Cup season in the city and plenty of fun traditions. From Taste of Little Italy to the World Naked Bike Ride and soccer celebrations, these are the best things to do in Toronto this weekend.
Beaches Arts and Crafts Show
All weekend long, Kew Gardens is being transformed into a massive artisan market! Browse over 140 Canadian markets from coast to coast, ranging from fashion and jewelry to home decor and body care.
Taste of Little Italy

Summer food festivals are back and bigger than ever this year — starting with the annual Taste of Little Italy! Expect three days of food vendors all along College Street, live music, patios spilling out onto the street and of course, some gelato.
World Naked Bike Ride
Back for its 22nd year, prepare to strip down to your birthday suit (or bathing suit) for World Naked Bike Ride in Toronto! Starting at Coronation Park on Saturday, the route follows a 16-kilometre path through the city and encompasses more than just bikes: scootering, skateboarding, roller blading and just good old walking are also encouraged!
FIFA World Cup Countdown Concert
The countdown is finally over: the FIFA World Cup officially kicks off in Toronto this week! Before the first match of the tournament, which takes place at the upgraded BMO Field on Friday when Canada takes on Bosnia and Herzegovina, there’s a three-city Countdown Concert happening on Wednesday. Artists like Bryan Adams and Norah Fatehi will be performing at Fort York Historical Site and The Bentway.
Rosalía at Scotiabank Arena

After a slight delay, Rosalía is heading to Toronto on Saturday on her Lux Tour! The Spanish singer and songwriter has already been touring in Europe, so we know what to expect: a stunning five-act show with incredible costumes, stage design and performance sequences.
Mumford and Sons at Rogers Stadium
Mumford and Sons released their latest album, Prizefighter, earlier this year — and now they’re on a tour by the same name! See them on Saturday at Rogers Stadium with openers Camp and Dylan Gossett.
NXNE Music Festival
Ready to discover the next big artist to come out of Canada? NXNE Music Festival began on Wednesday and runs until Sunday, featuring over 300 artists across 30 venues in the city. Be at the place where artists like The Arkells, Daniel Caesar and Feist got their start.
Lucky Lion Night Market

Head just north of Toronto to Vaughan all weekend long for an Asian night market experience to remember! Lucky Lion Night Market will bring over 100 food merchants serving up flame-grilled dishes, bao, squid skewers and more — plus live performances!
Rosedale Art Fair
Art lovers should head to Ramsden Park this weekend for Rosedale Art Fair! As one of Toronto’s leading art fairs, expect to see almost 100 established and emerging artists set up shop in the park. You may just find the perfect new painting!
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