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Top 10 ways to enjoy summer at Ontario Place We’ve partnered with Toronto Undergraduate Jazz Fest (TUJF) and SING! The Toronto Vocal Arts Festival to bring you Ontario’s longest summer live music festival this year, at our beautiful waterfront location. The Ontario Place Summer Live Music Festival will begin July 29th and run through to September 6. Performances will be Thursdays to Sundays with the finale happening Friday to Monday of Labor Day weekend, featuring diverse Canadian artists and musicians performing a wide range of genres.
The festival will take place on the East Island, next to the Vista Eatery. Tickets are complimentary with the option of pre-purchasing an entry ticket that turns into a premium voucher, fully redeemable at Vista Eatery. Capacity will be limited and various seating options will be offered, with tables of four as well as Muskoka chair seating. The Vista Eatery offers casual dining experience with a licensed patio.
Visit our website for full line up and to register.
Summer is in full swing over here and our list of activities just keeps on growing – with a few new activities you’ll find here this summer. Thank you to all our partners who help us along the way.
Sea Doo Jet Ski Tour
Toronto’s first and only guided jet ski tours bringing a unique and memorable experience. 416Navy provide group and individual tours and operate 7 days a week. Book your tour and explore the lake in the nearby waters of Lake Ontario. RESERVE NOW
Summer Hoops 2021 by Hoop Dreams
A free basketball program running every weekend in August starting August 7th, for both youth and adults. Children ages 6 -14 years old can learn basketball skills with some of the top coaches in Toronto and adults can enjoy 3 x 3 game play by the waterfront. Visit our website for more info and to register!
The Brain Project
A city-wide GTA art exhibition in support of the Baycrest Foundation, a global leader in brain health and aging. The exhibition takes place throughout the city of Toronto with installations comprised of brain sculptures designed by local and global artists. In support of The Brain Project, Ontario Place has welcomed an installation of seven unique brain sculptures at the Pavilion in Trillium Park until September 9 in an effort to raise awareness of brain health, Alzheimer’s and related dementias.
Pedal boat and kayak rentals
Escape the heat and cool-off in the water with kayaks or pedal boat rentals by Lake Shore Boat Rentals. RESERVE NOW
Guided Segway Tours
Explore Ontario Place on 2 wheels with Go Tours Canada and some great photos ops along the way. RESERVE NOW