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Kensington Karnival
Toronto Event Date: December 21, 2009
If you're going to be in Toronto in December, a great time to
visit Kensington Market is during the annual Kensington Karnival
on December 21. This is an exciting and interesting event that
celebrates the Solstice. The neighborhood dresses up in colorful
and elaborate costumes and parades through the market area. Lots
of great music, food ensure that it's a terrific time to be in
the market. The best time to get there is late afternoon as the
sun is going down.
Where is Kensington Market:
Between Dundas and College, west of Spadina Ave. If you're taking
the TTC: Get off at Queen's Park Station, then take a streetcar
westbound. Taxi drivers and locals can point you in the right
direction.
Summary of Some of Toronto's major events:
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The
Toronto International Film Festival
Since its inception in November 1922, The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair has become the world’s largest indoor agricultural and international equestrian competition.
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Kensington
Karnival
If you're going to be in Toronto in December, a great time to
visit Kensington Market is during the annual Kensington Karnival.
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Canadian
National Exhibition (CNE)
This giant annual event kicks off mid-August and runs through
Labor Day. There is something showcased for everyone, from agriculture
to the sports
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WinterCity
Festival
Though a relatively new celebration, people are talking about
erasing the winter blahs by attending the WinterCity Festival.
WinterCity festival offers a 14-day, citywide celebration from
the end of January to the beginning of February.
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Celebrate
Toronto Street Festival
Held on Toronto’s famous Yonge Street, all the events
are offered free to residents and visitors. Throughout
the weekend all festival sites heralded local and national talent,
delicious cuisine and non-stop fun.
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Irie Music
Festival
One of many music festivals held throughout the year, the Irie
Music Festival includes reggae, soul, world, gospel, dance performances,
a literary tent and art exhibits.
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Chinese
Dragon Boat Festival
This annual event, celebrating the Chinese culture and filled
with much ancient lore, takes place in the Toronto harbor every
June, off the Toronto Islands. The Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated
by boat races in the shape of dragons.
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Festival of
Beer
For those of you looking for a little less artistry and just
good old-fashioned fun in festivals, make plans to attend Canada’s
premier beer festival held mid-August.
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Beaches
International Jazz Festival
For every summer since 1989, the Beaches community of Toronto
has presented world-class jazz performers, attracting nearly
a million people to the water’s edge.
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