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Batuki Music Society is proud to present the Habari Africa Festival at Harbourfront Centre from Friday, August 8 to Sunday, August 10, 2025. Habari Africa is a multi-disciplinary music and arts festival that displays the rich and diverse cultures of Africa. Join us for a weekend of exploration and engagement with the art, sounds and tastes of the continent. The festival will offer an authentic experience through presentations that celebrate the uniqueness, wealth and diversity of African music, dance, film and arts. The annual Habari Africa Festival is a focal point of Torontoʼs cultural calendar, bringing together musicians and performing artists from all over the world. The festival is an all-ages family event presented free to the public. Batuki Music is a non-profit African arts organization based in Toronto.

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Celebrate Canada Day with the whole family at the Aga Khan Museum. Experience Canada’s rich cultural tapestry with world-class performances, hands-on activities for all ages, and delicious food. Watch the entire site — from the Aga Khan Museum to the Aga Khan Park — come alive with music, art, and vibrant celebration.

Enjoy free admission to the Museum Collections Gallery throughout the entire festival. Bring your creativity to life with our hands-on workshops. Take part in fun arts and crafts activities with the whole family, including special activations from community partners. Sample some of Toronto's favourite food trucks and prepare to dance and sing to the sounds and rhythms of the city.

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The Toronto Jazz Festival celebrates 39 years of presenting the best in local, Canadian and international jazz and jazz-related music this June, with ten days of free and ticketed programming throughout Toronto.

Free admission programming - on-stage in Village of Yorkville Park, at street level throughout the Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood and our official Late Night Jam at The Pilot - features at least seven performances daily, showcasing primarily local artists plus select touring artists.

Ticketed concerts feature some of the biggest names on the international music scene, including Cassandra Wilson, Hiromi, Ibrahim Maalouf, DOMi & JD Beck, Emilie-Claire Barlow, Kassa Overall and more, in venues ranging from the intimacy of The Rex and Jazz Bistro to Koerner Hall, Phoenix Concert Theatre and Danforth Music Hall.

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Now in its 47th season, the Elora Festival has established a reputation as Canada’s international choral festival, presenting world-class choirs and vocal ensembles over three weeks in July in the artists village of Elora, “Ontario’s most beautiful village”.

The Festival's ensemble-in-residence is The Elora Singers, one of Canada's finest professional chamber choirs.

The choir performs throughout the three weeks of the festival, both with solo concerts and in collaboration with guest artists and ensembles. The Elora Festival and The Elora Singers are both led by Artistic Director Mark Vuorinen.

Highlights for this year’s Festival include VOCES8, Laila Biali, Natalie MacMaster, Constantinople, Gabriel Kahane, Pro Coro Canada, Charles Richard-Hamelin, Payadora, and so much more.

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Brookside Music’s 2026 ‘Festival of the Bay‘ in Midland.

• July 11th - Sharon Riley Faith Chorale, 4pm at Midland Alliance Church.
• July 17th - Les Rugissants, the Ukrainian Presence, 7pm at St Paul’s United Church
• July 31st - Festival Strings, Cameron Crozman, cello, 7pm at Midland Alliance Church.
• August 6th - Eternal Romantics, Christopher Gaze actor, Amanda Chan piano, Adrian Fung cello, James Campbell clarinet, 7pm at Midland Alliance Church.
• August 9th – Kevin Chen , Hao Zhou, violin, Victor Fournelle-Blain, viola and Cameron Crozman, cello, 2pm at Midland Cultural Centre.

Join us for FREE Saturday Concerts in the park. Listing online.

Flex Pass available at the door. Buy 4, get one free! Reg. $35 hst/sc each- Students attend for free! Visit our website and join us for the sweet sounds of summer!