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Things to do in Toronto this weekend include everything from concerts and outdoor food festivals to soccer activations, with events for all interests across the city. Music lovers are in for a treat as Machine Gun Kelly and Wiz Khalifa team up to entertain their fans, bringing their 2026 Lost Americana Tour to Toronto this weekend. Soccer lovers already know that things will be buzzing around town with plenty of activities, including the FIFA Fan Festival and watch parties , giving Toronto residents plenty of chances to come out and cheer on Team Canada . And for those looking to do things outside of sports and music, be sure to check out Taste of Little Italy or the Island Eats Food and Travel Festival for tasty bites and cold drinks. If you're feeling daring, you can even check out the World Naked Bike Ride taking over the streets this Saturday. There's all this and so many other things to do in Toronto this weekend. Be sure to check out our complete events calendar to continue planning your summer activities in advance. Events you might want to check out: FIFA Fan Festival™ Toronto (June 11 - July 19 @ Fort York and The Bentway) Check out soccer-related activations, watch a concert and order food from over 30 local vendors at this month-long festival at Fort York and The Bentway. World Naked Bike Ride Toronto 2026 (June 13 @ Coronation Park) Hundreds of naked people will be biking through Toronto to protest against oil dependency. Will you be one of them? Machine Gun Kelly & Wiz Khalifa: 2026 Lost Americana Tour (June 14 @ Budweiser Stage) If you're in the mood for a big outdoor concert, check out Machine Gun Kelly and Wiz Khalifa at Budweiser Stage. NXNE 2026 (June 10-14 @ Multiple Venues) This beloved music festival is back with over 300 artists performing at more than 30 iconic Toronto venues. Play The Parks Live Concerts (June 12 - August 28 @ Multiple Venues) This outdoor concert series puts a spotlight on Latin, Funk, Afro, Rock, Classical, Hip Hop, Indigenous music and more. A FREE Drag Brunch (June 13 @ Church St. Garage) An unforgettable drag brunch filled with fierce performances, big energy, plenty of laughs and $5 mimosas. Doggie Fest 2026 (June 14 @ Roundhouse Park) Have a dog day afternoon, literally! This event is dedicated to dogs and includes pet-friendly attractions, activities, photo opportunities, food and more. The World in a Market Festival (June 12 - July 4 @ Canoe Landing Park) Another fun festival celebrating foods and cultures from across the globe to get you excited about FIFA World Cup. Island Eats Food and Travel Festival (June 13-14 @ Mel Lastman Square) Take a trip to the islands without leaving the city at this festival featuring refreshing cocktails, bold dishes and non-stop entertainment. Taste of Little Italy (June 12-14 @ College Street) A huge stretch of College Street will transform into a pedestrian-only celebration of the neighbourhood's culinary scene. Dare to Dream at Fidelity's ETF Pop-up Event (June 13-14 @ The Welcome Market) This weekend, Fidelity is bringing a pop-up to the city with tons of challenges, food, swag, and vibes. MLB: Toronto Blue Jays vs. New York Yankees (June 12 @ Rogers Centre) The Toronto Blue Jays will go face-to-face with the New York Yankees. Team Canada Watch Party! (June 12 @ Lost Craft Brewery Canary District) Canada is back on football's biggest stage. Cheer on Team Canada with fellow fans at Lost Craft Brewery Canary District. U of T Soccer Watch Party on Front Campus (June 12-24 @ University of Toronto, King's College Circle) Join fellow fans for outdoor soccer watch parties at the University of Toronto. Bring your own picnic blanket or a lawn chair! St Lawrence Market Pride (June 13 @ St Lawrence Market) Head over to St. Lawrence Market for a day full of music, food and Pride, including a performance from Canada's Drag Race star BOA.
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