A 3-Day Festival Is Coming To Toronto This Week & Will Support An Indigenous Charity
The festival will support Residential School survivors.
Forever Fest is bringing a free three-day festival to Toronto this week, and it will support the Legacy of Hope Foundation, an Inidengous charity that supports survivors of Residential Schools.
The festival will run from October 1 to October 3 at Maple Leaf Forever Park and feature live Candian music with headliners like The Standstills, Skye Wallace and The Garden Rock Cover Band.
Along with live music, the festival will have a host of food and beer vendors you can try out like Eastbound Brewery, Donia's Donair Truck, Daddy Brown's Kitchen Truck and more.
Food and drink tickets are $1 each and can be bought online in the denomination of 20 ahead of time as the festival is contactless.
Along with snacking, drinking and listening to Canadian music, there will also be a market square where you can shop from local Canadians.
A charity exhibit will also be on display showcasing "100 years of residential schools," according to their website.
Forever Fest hopes to raise $25,000 for Legacy of Hope, and donations can be made online.
Forever Fest
Price: Free (RSVP ahead of time)
When: October 1 to October 3, 2021
Where: 62 Laing St., Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: To support a great charity and enjoy some Canadian music.