It costs $19.10 for adults and $12.64 for seniors. Plus, there will be music and entertainment and a good family vibe. And its a beautiful day to come chill by the lake. Did I mention free food?
Here are all the details
This August 1st and 2nd, Ontario Place will be hosting De Scotiabank Caribana Lime presented by OLG. It is two days of music, dance, culture and food including a Sunday Grace Kennedy food festival and performances by Trinidad’s Silver Stars, the world’s best steel drum orchestra. In total there will be 35 acts performing on stage including Roy Cape, Macomoremere Fifi, Iwer George and Jay Douglas during the lime.
De Scotiabank Caribana Lime (noon – 8pm) is expected to draw 20,000 people on the Sunday and Monday following the Scotiabank Caribana parade. The annual “last lap” for the Festival has a number of new attractions including a Caribbean Food Festival staged by Grace Kennedy Foods on Sunday August 1st. Visitors can sample for free, Caribbean food dishes prepared by Grace Kennedy foods.
On August 1st, Grace Food’s presents the first annual "Tropical Rhythms” Caribbean Food Festival as part of De Scotiabank Caribana Lime. The goal of the event is to give visitors a taste of Caribbean culture as the Caribbean Islands come together to Feel De Vibe.
Tropical Rhythms will provide a dazzling array of fun activities, entertainment and excitement for the entire family. Enjoy exotic cuisine prepared by gourmet Caribbean chefs. Jump into some Jamaican style Jerk Chicken, Relax with Roti from Trinidad and Tobago and quench your thirst with Grace coconut water. There will be food pavilions with mouth watering delights and over at the Lime, an on-going stage presentation all day with the best in local and international music and dance troupes and a few special extras!
Scheduled to appear at Ontario Place on Sunday August 1st are over two dozen performers including Bahamian Junkanoo Dancers, Salahpan, Roy Cape, Nikeisha, Tallpree, Iwer, Moses Revolution and Macomere Fifi, Trinidad’s Silver Stars have won top international steel drum competitions and are considered the best steel drum orchestra in the world.
Tropical Rhythms will provide a dazzling array of fun activities, entertainment and excitement for the entire family. Enjoy exotic cuisine prepared by gourmet Caribbean chefs. Jump into some Jamaican style Jerk Chicken, Relax with Roti from Trinidad and Tobago and quench your thirst with Grace coconut water. There will be food pavilions with mouth watering delights and over at the Lime, an on-going stage presentation all day with the best in local and international music and dance troupes and a few special extras!
Scheduled to appear at Ontario Place on Sunday August 1st are over two dozen performers including Bahamian Junkanoo Dancers, Salahpan, Roy Cape, Nikeisha, Tallpree, Iwer, Moses Revolution and Macomere Fifi, Trinidad’s Silver Stars have won top international steel drum competitions and are considered the best steel drum orchestra in the world.
De Scotiabank Caribana Lime is a family-oriented event and is another opportunity to gather or “lime” as Toronto celebrates the Caribbean culture in food, song and dance. On Monday, performers include Café Cubano, Neu Jenarashum, the winner of the Calypso Monarch Contest, Redman (last year’s Calypso Monarch Contest winner), Caribbean Folk Performers Dance Group, Jay Douglas and The All Stars, Roy Cape, Iwer George, Nnika and the Silver Stars.
Check out this video I pulled from the Scotiabank Caribana website
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