Pride is among the known educational, entertaining and fun place one can experience in city like Toronto. This place is known to have loads of stage shows, performances, parties and events but for the first timers it can be an overwhelming experience. So, the following ways can help you in leveraging the venue the best for any event. Let’s check them out as under:

Catch the Green Space Event

This event came into existence since 2008 and has been the popular festivals in the city. It entails a number of signature events like Starry Night, Lipstick Jungle, One World, TreeHouse Party and Disco Disco to name few. The green space festival simply cater you some high caliber productions, which showcases both local and global artist’s rendering cool shows in the most beautiful tree lined places.

• Starry Night // June 30th

• One World // July 1st

• Lipstick Jungle // July 2nd

• Disco Disco // July 3rd

• Tree House Party // July 3rd

Catch any Prism Event

Prism Event is among the biggest gay circuit musical fest, which calls in for more than 15,000 attendees. It features top DJs at the best venues in the city throwing the biggest parties in the Pride Week.

• Bootcamp // June 30th

• Main-event // July 1st

• Resist // July 2nd

• Aqua // July 2nd

• Revival // July 3rd

Catch Random Pride Party

Toronto is not short or parties during the pride, which celebrate the LGBTQ community and the different allies. The classic example can be Sneaky Dees, Steamwhistle Brewing or Cabana Pool Bar.

• Fit Primpin // July 1st

• Katya 2.0 // July 1st

• Yes Yes Y’all // July 2nd

• Cabana Pool Bar // June 29th

Attend the Stage Show

The Price Weekend street fair has loads of stage shows happening at every corner from Yonge and Dundas to places like Wellsley and Church having top DJs that drag the queens in order to make you laugh and dance during the entire weekend.

• Mariposa: From Latin America With Love // July 1st

• Alternaqueer // July 1st

• Two Spirit Rainbow Pow Wow // July 1st

• Made in Canada // July 1st

• Yalla Bara // July 2nd

• Bear Garden // July 2nd

• Drag On! // July 2nd

• Village Medley // July 2nd

• Lez Get it On! // July 2nd

• Fist // July 3rd

• Dirty Disco // July 3rd

• Village Drive // July 3rd

• The Final Play // July 3rd

• Black Is Black // July 3rd

Visit the Parade

The reasons are obvious; you will not find anything as interesting like it.

Take a stroll to the Village

The Church Street is often locked during the street fair during the weekend and there laods of people around, which means there is no dearth of fun.

Get Bruch at O’Grady on Church

If you do not want to miss the real fun, then hitting the Bruch at O’Grady on Church can be a good catch. You never know you can get the best cocktail there.

Catch Sangria’s at The Church St. Garage

The open air patio promises a gorgeous environment, which means you can have some good time there with your close friend with your favorite pastime at the pride.

Catch the Pride Art Fair

You can very easily catch up the most costly efforts of your youth from a wide range of artistic programs and schools that can help you in portraying their work related things like the legal rights, social justice initiatives and many things about wellness and mental health.

Visit the Human Rights Panel

You get the opportunity to educate yourself in getting into some political and humanitarian talks close revolving around Queer politics.

Catch the view of local Drag Queens at Crews & Tangos

Whether you talk about Sofonda Cox, Jada Hudson or Georgie Girl, you are certainly going to catch the real fun.

Visit thrifting for a Pride Attire

Price is an annual event apart from the Halloween, which you literary can try -out on this day. So, better catch up a good store to find the best outfit on the streets.