Friday: See the Kuba Komet and other eclectic historical sets at the MZTV Museum of Television
Friday, July 24
Celebrate the arts and culture of South Asia at Masala! Mehndi! Masti!, a popular festival featuring artists, food and clothing vendors and more representing such countries as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Book a tour of the newly re-opened MZTV Museum of Television and see some of the most striking historical televisions still in existence.
Look closely at the exceptionally intricate works on paper by Luke Painter, whose current show, entitled Revival-esque is on display at Angell Gallery.
Saturday: Amy Millan takes the stage at Harbourfront Centre
Saturday, July 25
Grab some new walking shoes or sandals from one of the hundreds of available pairs at Get Outside, then saunter along Queen Street West for more retail therapy.
Enjoy more ethnic offerings as part of the Kultura Filipino Arts Festival, with music, visual arts and readings that reflect the Filipino-Canadian experience.
Sing along under the stars with Stars vocalist Amy Millan as she headlines the Harbourfront Centre’s Canadian Voices festival.
Sunday: Sassy songstress Katy Perry belts 'em out at the Molson Amphitheatre.
Sunday, July 26
Join the resident artists of the Young Centre for the Performing Arts, as they offer another in a series of “Sundays at the Young.” This week, Noah Richler presents performances of Depression-era songs and stories by Murray McLauchlan, Chris Whiteley, Jean Stillwell and others.
Bounce around on the lawn of the Molson Amphitheatre as Katy Perry performs her sassy little ditties.
