Sat. July 15 

https://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?974613

Sat. July 22 

The Inaugural Rosé Picnic on Garrison Common will include a celebration of life, fine wine, outstanding food, and great music.

http://festivalstoronto.com/events/the-rose-picnic/

Garrison Common, 100 Fort York Blvd.
Sun. August 6

A celebration of Caribbean steel pan music featuring GTA youth steel bands and the award winning ensembles Pan Fantasy and Afropan performing outdoors on the grounds of Fort York. Great Caribbean food, all ages pan workshops, and plenty of opportunities for audience participation―dance, dance, dance! Come celebrate Toronto's vibrant Caribbean community and support youth engagement with this proud tradition. Presented in partnership by Fork York and Pan Arts Network.

Admission to Garrison Common is Free.
Regular admission applies to visitors to Fort York National Historic Site and the Visitor Centre.

www.toronto.ca/fortevents

Mon. August 7, 10 am to 5 pm

Fort York comes to life in honour of the first Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Upper Canada (1793-96) and founder of Fort York and the Town of York, John Graves Simcoe.  Walk the historic grounds and thrill to musketry, artillery, and music demonstrations presented by the Fort York Guard and Guards from Fort George National Historic Park from Niagara-on-the-Lake and Old Fort Erie.  Visit the working kitchen in the 1815 Officers' Brick Barracks, take tours of the fort's buildings and grounds, and discover the dynamic lives of the fort's men, women, and children. The Fort York Visitor Centre will be open and free all day and will feature new, curated exhibitions alongside permanent installations and films on the Battle of York and the War of 1812.

www.toronto.ca/fortevents

Sat. April 8 and Sun. April 9, 10 am to 5 pm
Fort York National Historic Site pays tribute to the men and women who fought for Vimy Ridge on 9 April 1917 with a remembrance ceremony and Great War exhibits.  On Saturday experience the sights and sounds of First World War Canadian soldiering through fascinating re-enactor displays of infantry, artillery, cavalry, medicine, music, and food. On Sunday at 2 pm attend a remembrance parade by the Canadian Armed Forces which includes the dedication of a Vimy oak tree.
This event is presented as part of TO Canada with Love, the City of Toronto's year-long program of celebrations, commemorations, and exhibitions honouring Canada's 150th birthday.
Note: The Great War Heritage Café is open on Saturday from 11 am–3 pm, Sunday 11 am–2 pm, baked goods available until 5 pm each day.

Free admission.

Sat. August 19 

Entering its third festival season, VeganFest brings vegan comfort food and craft brews back to Chicago and Toronto for another round.

https://www.vegandrinkfest.com/toronto/

Sat. December 2, 1 to 3:30 pm
Learn to bake traditional cakes, biscuits and confections in the Officers' historic kitchen. Recipes include iced Queen Cakes, Gingerbread, Peppermint Drops, and a delicious breakfast griddle cake for the holidays. Recipe package and tastes to take home.
$30 plus tax
Pre-registration is required https://fortyork.streamintickets.com/

December 9, 10 am to 5 pm
Imagine yourself transported back in time to the early 19th century, where the local winter market was one of the social and shopping highlights of the year.
Fort York celebrates the legacy of the Frost Fair in 19th Century England with a market, music, and food! Stroll through Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812-era buildings and the new Fort York Visitor Centre, where you can shop for unique gifts made by local artisans, including jewellery, heritage inspired reproductions, and holiday greenery. Tour the Fort's buildings and enjoy tasty treats in the warmth of the historic kitchen. Pop-up performances and activities will dapple the grounds while the Heritage Café offers up food and drink with an historic twist.
Free admission

Fri. September 15
Join Fort York National Historic Site and the Institute for Canadian Citizenship as they host a special Canada 150 citizenship ceremony. Following the service, Canadians from all walks of life can take the oath of citizenship in a public reaffirmation ceremony. 

www.toronto.ca/canada150

Sat. September 16 and Sun. September 17
An engaging mix of culturally diverse music, dance, storytelling, theatre, visual arts, crafts, local food, and family friendly activities. This event is presented as part of the City of Toronto's yearlong program of celebrations, commemorations, and exhibitions honouring Canada's 150th birthday.

www.toronto.ca/canada150