Toronto neighbourhood is getting a massive street festival this weekend Toronto
major roads will be closed off to all vehicles, and exclusively open to foot traffic, allowing you to peacefully roam the car-free streets of the vibrant neighbourhood.
As always, lots of food vendors will be in attendance and will offer up some of the city's best tacos, burgers, desserts, vegan cuisine, and much more. After you grab some portable treats, make sure to check out the endless dance demonstrations, live bands, and artisan stands stationed throughout the block.If you happen to miss this weekend's event, you still have one more chance this year to attend the car-free street festival. The last Pedestrian Sunday of the year will take place on Oct. 30.
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