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There’s a 3-day Korean festival in Toronto & it is the biggest of its kind in Canada

Get ready for a whirlwind of culture at the biggest celebration in Canada of all things Korean, this coming weekend. The Toronto Korean Festival is back with delicious eats, market vendors, and performances.

On August 23rd to 25th, Mel Lastman Square will transform into the lively festival that has earned its reputation as the most anticipated event in North York.

Over 65,000 attendees attended and participated in festivities just last year so expect the same energy this time around.

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Expect delicious Korean cuisine, captivating performances, and even a colourful market. and fun-filled games, the Toronto Korean Festival has it all!

There will be over 20 food and snack booths offering a variety of traditional Korean and fusion food.

We’re talking Korean hotdogs, Tteokbokki, Bingsu, and a lot more.

“Signature programs such as singing & dancing competitions, the Chimek Pavilion (featuring Chicken + Beer), and the bibimbap Pavilion will make a triumphant return, alongside new attractions including a breakdancing team,” shares organizers.

The festival will ensure to showcase the best of K-culture, including K-Music, K-Dance, and even K-Beauty.

So mark your calendars, gather your pals, and get ready to immerse yourself in Toronto’s vibrant cultures.

It’s about to be a delicious weekend!

Toronto Korean Festival

When: August 23rd to 25th, 2024
Where: Mel Lastman Square

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