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September means the end of summer but a quieter time to visit and enjoy the glories of autumn's arrival.
September 1-4
Blueprints Arts & Entertainment Festival
At Harbourfront , this free venue showcases an intercultural fusion of dance, music, literature, film, art and design.
September 2-4
The Canadian International Air Show
The final days of the C.N.E. ("The Ex") are highlighted by the ground and aerial display of commercial and military aircraft. See their website for events and show times.
September 4-10
The PGA Bell Canada Open
The best in the PGA golf tour meet at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville (accessible by G.O. train from Union Station downtown).
September 7-16
Toronto International Film Festival
This is the 'biggie' for film buffs in Toronto and indeed in North America: a 10-day celebration of Canadian and International films. Literally hundreds of screenings take place at various cinema venues in the downtown core and part of the fun is 'schmoozing' in line. This festival brings in big stars, directors and movie moguls promoting their offerings. Plan carefully and you'll enjoy.
September 8-10
The Vegetarian Food Fair
York Quay Centre in the Harbourfront area hosts a free admission three-day fair featuring cooking demos, food samples and speakers.
September 16
Pioneer Festival at Black Creek Pioneer Village.
Enjoy old fashioned entertainment at this Mennonite and Pennsylvania-German festival.
By mid-September with cooler nights, the leaves have started to turn colours and usually reach their height in early to mid October in the city. This is a great season to stroll Toronto's leafy neighbourhoods and parks and do some great photo opportunities.
Questions?
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