Toronto Fringe Festival will take over the city next month, and this year's event will feature a new musical component called PS: Music Fest.
The music festival will take place from at the outdoor hockey rink at 275 Bathurst Steet (south of Dundas), and it comes as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival's Postscript programming. Best of all, it's entirely free.
Among the confirmed performers are No Joy, Maylee Todd, Cartel Madras, Ascot Royals, Witch Prophet, Sate, Ryan Langdon, Moscow Apartment and Narcy.
The concerts will run from July 4 to 7, July 9, and July 12 to 14. See the complete schedule of events here.
The all-ages outdoor space at Postscript will contain a lounge, an artistic hub, a community space and full-service bar with food and will remain open throughout the duration of the Fringe Festival from July 3 to 14 between 12 p.m. and 2 a.m. everyday (and until 4 a.m. on Saturdays).
In addition to the music festival, there will be a comedy night, art installations, a silent disco event and more at Postscript.
See full list of programming for the Postscript events here.
The music festival will take place from at the outdoor hockey rink at 275 Bathurst Steet (south of Dundas), and it comes as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival's Postscript programming. Best of all, it's entirely free.
Among the confirmed performers are No Joy, Maylee Todd, Cartel Madras, Ascot Royals, Witch Prophet, Sate, Ryan Langdon, Moscow Apartment and Narcy.
The concerts will run from July 4 to 7, July 9, and July 12 to 14. See the complete schedule of events here.
The all-ages outdoor space at Postscript will contain a lounge, an artistic hub, a community space and full-service bar with food and will remain open throughout the duration of the Fringe Festival from July 3 to 14 between 12 p.m. and 2 a.m. everyday (and until 4 a.m. on Saturdays).
In addition to the music festival, there will be a comedy night, art installations, a silent disco event and more at Postscript.
See full list of programming for the Postscript events here.
