If you love hot dogs you're going to want to mark July 18 in your calendar.

The Fancy Franks location at 326 College Street will be giving away free hot dogs between noon and 5 p.m.for National Hot Dog Day.

The charitable celebration aims to raise money through donations for the Kensington Health Foundation.

A lively cottage experience without having to leave downtown Toronto!

Join us on the patio of Macho Radio Bar on Wednesday, July 18th from 6 p.m. for a night of games, prizes, food, and drinks.

All proceeds from this charity event will go directly to You Can Play Project. This Toronto based non-profit organization works with LGBTQ athletes to provide them a fair opportunity to compete - ensuring equality, respect and safety regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity.

$20 ticket (includes entry to the event, 1 drink ticket, 5 raffle tickets)

Visit our website to purchase tickets. If you can't attend the event but still want to support the cause, we will gladly accept donations on the website. Thank You!

The coziest storytelling show in the world is back!

Come join host Helder Brum around the fire as he brings together some of the best storytellers in the city.

BRING BLANKETS, SNACKS, AND FRIENDS! We'll bring the hot cocoa and marshmallows.

On the show this month:

Nelu Handa

Lisa Feingold

Jordan Foisy

Lauren Mitchell

Freddie Rivas

Graham Isador

Come for 7:45 to get a cozy seat(log) by the fire

Show at 8:00 pm SHARP!

FREE! (PWYC)

Join us for Yoga in Stanley Park every Monday Morning at 7:00 am! Start your day off right with Yoga Instructor Jayla. $10/class, book your spot at www.perkyathletics.com

Ridiculous game show style karaoke, with prizes. Free!

Join The Fruity Ukuladies' Inga Breede on a 2 hour SUP tour on the island, accompanied by a ukulele and sing-along session on the water! All levels of paddlers and players are welcome to join, and there will be a quick introduction to SUP and basic ukulele chord lesson on land before we head out.

Vector Festival is a participatory and community-oriented initiative dedicated to showcasing digital games and creative media practices. Presenting works across a dynamic range of exhibitions, screenings, performances, lectures, and workshops, Vector acts as a critical bridge between emergent digital platforms and new media art practice.

Vector Festival was founded in 2013 as the “Vector Game Art & New Media Festival” by an independent group of artists and curators, and was unique in its inclusion of game based work alongside new media disciplines. Founding members include Clint Enns, Skot Deeming, Christine Kim, Katie Micak, Diana Poulsen, and Martin Zeilinger.

In 2015 Vector Festival announced that longtime presenting partner, InterAccess, would be taking over responsibility for the festival as part of its regular programming, with members of the original team, Skot Deeming and Martin Zeilinger, returning as Curators. Historically held in February, the fourth annual Vector Festival was moved to the summer to encourage participatory public events and outdoor interventions.