Monthly Archives: August 2008

Labour Day Weekend only (Friday, August 29; Saturday, August 30 & Sunday, August 31) Avenue Q tickets can be purchased for 50% off. Use promo code: LUCYQ I just checked and there are still some great seats left! Avenue Q … Continue reading →

Chinese Lantern Display at Chinese Lantern Festival Travellers from all over the world come to Toronto for many reasons. With that said, regardless of why you are visiting Toronto, if you you are here right now then you should take … Continue reading →

August 21-24 is Buskerfest at St. Lawrence market (along Front Street, and between Church and Jarvis). It brings the thrill of world class street theatre to Toronto. Buskerfest is one of the last major festivals of Toronto’s summer. It features … Continue reading →

As we mentioned in our last post, a bunch of the Toronto backpackers went to the free Hedley performance at Yonge-Dundas Square last night. This is not the first time they have played here for free. Here is a video … Continue reading →

The Buffalo Bills and the Pittsburgh Steelers are coming to Toronto Wednesday, August 13 for a

Backpackers on Dundas offers group trips to various Toronto Attractions and Bars to add some fun to your stay at our Toronto hostel. Here are some of our upcoming outings and events. Tonight Backpackers on Dundas will be going to … Continue reading →

MoneyCityManiacs is up and running! Its the place to go to for “listings of free shows, concerts and other miscellaneous things in the great city we call Toronto.” So whether you are on a budget or just want to find … Continue reading →

Toronto offers lots of tourist destinations and events, but you can also find a lot of free attractions for the smaller budget. The following is a list of free tours, attractions, and events that our city has to offer. Every … Continue reading →

Caribana weekend in Toronto is over now, and all of our International Travellers can’t stop raving about how much fun they had! Even though the weather wasn’t very nice on the day of the parade, the streets were still very … Continue reading →