Karen Doradea

Toronto

Senior Staff Writer at Curiocity

Senior Staff Writer at @CuriocityCanada Previously at: @globalnews, @narcitycanada & @DailyHiveTO | English | Español 🇸🇻 Email: [email protected]

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10 things to do in Toronto this week (June 9-13)

2 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Ready for another fantastic week, Toronto? If the weather is anything like last week, we’re in for a treat. From theatre shows to exciting events and fun experiences, Toronto has plenty to offer. To help you plan, we’ve rounded up the best things to do in Toronto. Get ready for a fun-filled week!Here are 10 things to do this week:Shrek TriviaHey now, you’re an all-star. Get your game on, go play… TRIVIA! Are you a huge Shrek fan and find yourself rewatching the first two movies over and over again?
The largest outdoor Asian food festival is minutes away from Toronto

3 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

North America’s largest outdoor asian festival is getting ready to bring all the flavour, north of Toronto this June. Get ready for cultural events, family-friendly attractions, and lots of food at Taste of Asia.
I gave my routine a break and let my followers decide on my day in Toronto

3 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

I usually wake up at 4 a.m., hit the gym by 5 a.m., then rush home to eat breakfast and get ready for work, all before 8 a.m. To some, that might sound intense. To others, it’s just another Wednesday. But every now and then, I like to shake things up. This time, I took that shake-up a step further: I let my Instagram followers take control of my day in Toronto. The plan was simple; I would share a few polls via Instagram stories that would let my followers vote on what I should do.
Toronto is home to the largest ravine system of any city in the entire world

3 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Did you know that Toronto’s ravine system is the largest of any city in the world? It plays a huge part in Toronto’s green infrastructure, but also offers many environmental, health and recreational benefits. Almost a third of Toronto residents live less than a 10-minute walk from a ravine. Whether you’re exploring the Humber River or strolling past Mimico Creek, you’re enjoying the wonderful features of the city’s ravine landscape.
A free festival full of food and live performances is coming to Toronto

3 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Taste of North York returns to Toronto this weekend, offering all the best the community has to offer from food to music, vendors, and more. Here’s what to know. Kicking off June 6 and running until June 8, NeighbourLink North York, a charity and community development organization, brings Taste of North York to Mel Lastman Square. What to expectThere will be a curated selection of food vendors, artisans, live performances, dance workshops, local organizations, family-friendly activities, and more.
Two massive warehouse sales are coming to Toronto

3 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

If there’s one thing better than shopping, it’s scoring a deal while you’re at it. If you’re looking for something new and fresh, why not hit up these two warehouse sales in Toronto? From fashion finds to beauty, shoes, and more, warehouse sales in Toronto are your golden ticket to major markdowns.
Viral singer Lola Young is going on tour and she's coming to Vancouver

3 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Lola Young is coming to a stage near you! If you’re on TikTok, you’ve probably heard her catchy tune “Messy,” a now platinum-certified #1 single. Well, she’s just announced a North American tour, and amongst her many dates, there are two Canadian stops. Vancouver is one of them. The singer announced her upcoming headline North American tour, which kicks off in Toronto on Nov. 1, 2025.
Canada’s largest festival of all things Brazil is coming to Toronto

3 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Canada’s largest Brazilian festival is set to bring vibrant energy to a popular Toronto neighbourhood for an entire weekend of music, food, and celebration. Here’s everything you need to know about BrazilFest. Mark your calendars for July 19 and 20, as the festival will showcase the rich colours, captivating rhythms, and mouthwatering flavours of Brazil.”The celebration will take place at Earlscourt Park starting at noon and will run until 11 p.m. on both days.
These free street festivals are taking over Toronto this June

4 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

The best time of the year kicks off in Toronto next month. And what is that, you may ask? Well, it’s none other than street festival season, and June is filled with them. We’ve decided to compile a list of street festivals in Toronto for the next few weeks, and trust us, your schedule is about to get busy. Give Me Liberty – Street PartyThe festival is inspired by classic neighbourhood block parties and transforms Liberty Village into an outdoor patio.
A massive free summer street party with food trucks and rides is coming to Toronto

4 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

A major summer street party is set to return to Toronto, and it’s bringing free rides, live music, and a global mix of food to Eglinton West. Here’s what to know about the Fairbank Summerfest 2025. The beloved street festival will run from June 21 to 23 along Eglinton Avenue W., just west of Dufferin Street. The annual event is presented by the Fairbank Village BIA and offers three full days of family-friendly fun with admission, rides, and entertainment, all completely free.