Photo via Toronto Outdoor Picture Show
Toronto’s beloved summer tradition of free movies in the park is officially back! Toronto Outdoor Picture Show (TOPS) begins this Thursday, June 22nd.
There will be 21 films to see this summer and they will be played at four public spaces around the city — Fort York, Corktown Common, Bell Manor Park, and Christie Pits Park.
The season is kicking off with five nights of free movies at Fort York National Historic Site until Monday, June 26th.
Eats and treats will be offered as of 7 PM and the show starts at sundown at around 9 PM.
This year’s program theme is called “Another World.”
The films will transport audiences to a “myriad of different worlds, from unique microcosms of the everyday to fantastical spaces of the imagination,” according to the festival.
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All of the screenings throughout the festival will be accompanied by one or more short films, so you’ll be getting some bonus entertainment too!
Food will be available for purchase on-site, and there will also be cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks for sale at Fort York.
The films will be presented with open captioning and five will have optional audio description as well.
Here are all of the films you can catch during the 2023 festival:
Get excited for a fun-filled season of outdoor movies in the park this summer at Toronto Outdoor Picture Show!
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