Get ready to be wowed this weekend at the annual Air Show, marking the grand finale of the CNE and bidding farewell to the last long weekend of the summer.
Toronto is set for a delightful long weekend with plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures in store.
Planning your activities for Labour Day? Check out this guide for a list of what’s open and closed.
Prepare to be amazed as the Canadian Forces Snowbirds make a thrilling return to the skies of Toronto for the 77th Annual Canadian International Air Show.
Experience jaw-dropping aerial displays featuring the Royal Canadian Air Force’s CF18, the Jack Aces Formation Aerobatic Team, the Edge 540, the Pink Jet promoting breast cancer awareness, and a Christen Eagle.
Catch all the action from the Exclusive Air Show Zone on Lake Shore Boulevard with live commentary, but remember to grab your tickets in advance. Spectators can also enjoy the show from various vantage points along the lakeshore and at the CNE grounds.
The Air Show spectacle will take place daily from Saturday to Monday, with a practice day on Friday, running from 12 p.m. to 3:40 p.m.
While at the CNE for the final weekend, don’t miss out on performances by Tom Cochrane and other entertainers, along with an array of delicious foods and thrilling rides.
Join in the celebration of workers’ strength and unity at the Toronto Labour Day Parade, which will culminate at the CNE this year with more than 25,000 participants. The parade’s theme, “Workers Shape Our Future,” honors the ongoing struggle for workers’ rights and respect.
Witness a vibrant display of living heritage and multicultural vibrancy at the annual Toronto Dragon Festival at Nathan Phillips Square, featuring the debut of the Chaoshan Yingge dance performance blending storytelling and lion dance.
Immerse yourself in a cultural extravaganza with multicultural performances, a mesmerizing light show, high-fashion runway display, and delectable Asian street food offerings.
Kick off the weekend with the T.U. Jazzfest at Mel Lastman Square, presenting free live music and community festivities across two outdoor stages, a kids zone, and engaging masterclasses.
Experience the return of the Toronto International Buskerfest at Woodbine Park, where talented singers, dancers, and circus performers will captivate audiences. Don’t forget the annual Bark in the Park TO festival, happening concurrently for dog lovers, with donations supporting Epilepsy Toronto.
Enjoy a weekend filled with music, entertainment, and community spirit at these exciting events happening across Toronto.
