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The 41st annual Cabbagetown

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The festival takes place Saturday and Sunday September 9th and 10th in downtown Toronto. This FREE event is packed with activities for everyone. From live entertainment and a Kid’s Zone to mouthwatering festival foods and a range of vendors, this street festival is not to be missed!

 
Join the opening ceremonies Saturday morning featuring some returning special guests, Tdot Batu and the TSV Motor Squad, who will have you reaching for your cameras in excitement. Stay and explore our expanded festival on Parliament Street from Wellesley south to Gerrard, and Carlton Street from Ontario to Parliament, Saturday at 11 am – 10pm and Sunday 11am – 7pm.

 
Everything you and your family love

 

Experience the ‘Made in Canada’ Market, incredible food from local restaurants and vendors, rocking bands and swinging ensembles at Toronto’s very own Cabbagetown Festival. Kids will love the new Skate Park and ‘Cabbage Patch”, featuring a special youth stage, pirate ship, arts & crafts, and much more.
For information about events, volunteering, vendors or sponsorship, please visit www.cabbagetownTO.com.

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