Streets Of Toronto

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

Towering about 350 feet above the north shore of Lake Erie stands one of Ontario’s greatest natural wonders — piles of majestic sand dunes, which are among the largest in the province. These dunes are part of what makes Sand Hill Park in Port Burwell a popular vacation destination.

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni

Pride weekend has finally arrived and it’s shaping up to be a fun one with so many events taking place all weekend long. From festival parties to celebrating with your pets, here are the best free things to do this Pride weekend in Toronto. While being Pride Month, June also marks National Indigenous History Month. Following Pride Toronto’s parade on Saturday, there will be an opportunity to celebrate Indigenous and two-spirit identity at the Garden Stage.

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Jennifer Schembri

In Toronto, butter tarts hold a special place in the hearts — and taste buds — of its residents. And now a highly anticipated butter tart festival is set to arrive at a location less than two hours away from the city!Set to make a sweet return this June, Ontario’s Best Butter Tart Festival is the province’s original and largest celebration of this iconic Canadian pastry. Taking over Midland’s downtown core and waterfront, the event will play host to more than 200 vendors and food trucks.

6 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni

It’s official — the rainbow flag has been raised; Toronto Pride Month is in full swing!The long-awaited event is marking its 44th anniversary with tried-and-true favourites including the annual Trans March, Dyke March and multiple stages featuring over 300 2SLGBTQ+ artists. Here are some of the can’t-miss Pride events taking place at various locations around the city.

6 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Ron Johnson

Everything is better outdoors, and movies are no exception. When the mercury rises, and the sun is out, Torontonians move their lives outside as much as humanly possible. Luckily there are plenty of alfresco entertainment options including outdoor movies. Here are five of our favourite ways to catch a flick under the stars. Toronto Outdoor Picture ShowThe Toronto Outdoor Picture Show (TOPS) is offering a full slate of outdoor movies throughout Toronto from June 12 to Aug. 24.