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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These free street festivals are taking over Toronto this June

1 week 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

1 week 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.
Toronto's beloved free outdoor concert series is back next month

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Toronto’s beloved free concert series, Summer Music in the Garden, returns to the harbourfront next month. From Juno Award-winning Canadian musicians to celebrated local artists, here’s what to expect. Now entering its 24th spectacular season, this beloved free concert series returns to enchant audiences starting June 21, 2025. Each year, the Toronto Music Garden is transformed into a breathtaking open-air theatre, where music and nature intertwine in perfect harmony.
Canadians can get Disneyland deals as the park marks 70 years

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

This year marks the 70th anniversary of Walt Disney turning a dream into reality, unveiling a place where fairy tales came to life and imagination knew no bounds. On July 17, 1955, the gates to Disneyland opened for the very first time, inviting the world into a realm of enchantment, adventure, and timeless wonder. Now, 70 years later, the magic continues.
Post Malone was just spotted in Toronto and the video is so wholesome

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Celebrities can’t seem to get enough of Toronto, and Post Malone is the latest to prove it. The chart-topping artist was seen kicking back at a local restaurant on Tuesday, surprising fans with an unexpected visit. Despite having a huge show at the Rogers Centre on Monday night, Post Malone decided to stick around Toronto for one more day. But where did he end up? The Sunflower singer was seen enjoying a big bowl cocktail at the Shoeless Joe’s Queensquay location on Tuesday night.
10 things to do in and around Toronto this June

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

May, you were great — you could’ve been better, but we won’t hold a grudge. Here’s to hoping June’s weather forecast is sunnier and warmer. We’re in for a thrilling month full of fun things to do in and around Toronto this June, so we’ll need the sunshine. From pop-up experiences to pride parties and even some of our favourite street festivals, it appears our schedules are busy this June. And we’re not complaining.
A huge block party with dance workshops and live shows is coming to Toronto

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

One of the city’s hottest pre-summer block parties returns this weekend for a full day of dancing, pop-up performances and more. The NBS Block Party is bringing the summer heat to the city, and here’s what to know. The National Ballet School (NBS) Block Party is returning Saturday, May 31, with a full day of dance workshops, live performances and family-friendly activities. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and all programming is open to the public at no cost.
The largest 'premium picnic' experience in Canada is coming to Toronto

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

Canada’s largest premium picnic, the beloved Rosé Picnic, is set to return to Toronto this July with new additions and a brand-new location. Mark your calendars for July 12, when the annual Rosé Picnic will bring food, music, live entertainment, and more under one metaphorical roof. Be sure to rock that pink and white to stay in theme with the event and get ready to snap some pictures. There’s a lot to go over, so let’s get into it. Where will it be located?
10 hiking trails in Ontario that are a must visit this spring

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

The birds are singing, the trees are showing off their green, and the trails? They’re calling. We’re in that sweet spot of spring where nature’s putting on a show, and it’s the perfect time to explore Ontario’s scenic hiking trails. From forest strolls to dramatic lookouts, here are 10 hiking trails worth wandering before summer kicks in.
10 things to do in Toronto this week (May 26-30)

1 week ago | curiocity.com | Karen Doradea

It’s the last full week of May, and we’re making the most of it! 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:Post Malone Presents: The BIG ASS Stadium TourThe Grammy-nominated hit singer will be bringing “The Big Ass Stadium Tour” to Toronto on Monday. Tickets are still available.