The Beaches

Events & Happenings

Concerts, markets, community events, and everything else happening in the neighbourhood.

Coming Up

Ashbridges Bay Kite Festival
Family Activities
Sunday, June 21·11:00 AM

Ashbridges Bay Kite Festival

Bring your kite or watch spectacular professional fliers launch massive designer kites over the bay. Kite-making workshops for kids, food trucks, and an evening glow kite spectacular at dusk.

Ashbridges Bay Park, 1561 Lake Shore Blvd E
Queen Street East Art Crawl
Arts & Culture
Saturday, June 13·5:00 PM

Queen Street East Art Crawl

The monthly Queen East Art Crawl opens studio doors, gallery spaces, and pop-up installations across 20 blocks of Queen Street East. Meet the artists, buy original work, and discover the creative community thriving in the east end.

Queen St E from Woodbine to Victoria Park
Beaches Farmers Market
Community
Sunday, June 14·9:00 AM

Beaches Farmers Market

Every Saturday morning at Kew Gardens. Over 40 vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, honey, and artisan food products from within 100km of Toronto. Rain or shine.

Kew Gardens Park, 2075 Queen St E
Sunrise Yoga on the Beach
Health & Wellness
Sunday, June 14·7:00 AM

Sunrise Yoga on the Beach

Shoreline Yoga's popular outdoor class returns every Saturday at 7am. Meet at the Balmy Beach Club beach access point. All levels welcome. Bring a mat and water. $15 drop-in or free for monthly members.

Balmy Beach, end of Beech Ave
East End Beach Volleyball Tournament
Sports
Saturday, July 18·9:00 AM

East End Beach Volleyball Tournament

Annual charity beach volleyball tournament raising funds for Beaches neighbourhood youth programs. Divisions for recreational and competitive teams. Register online. Spectators free. BBQ, music, and prizes all day.

Woodbine Beach Volleyball Courts
Maker Market at Queen East Collective
Arts & Culture
Monday, June 15·11:00 AM

Maker Market at Queen East Collective

Twenty local makers take over the Queen East Collective space and adjacent laneway. Ceramics, jewellery, prints, candles, and textile art from Toronto-based artists. Free entry, shop to support local.

Queen East Collective, 2010 Queen St E