Toronto 
Events Description
It’s spontaneous, it’s outrageous; it’s fun, funny, and fabulous – there is something for everyone at the Toronto International BuskerFest for Epilepsy. For four exhilarating days, the festival showcases an array of mind-boggling circus acts, daring acrobatics, mesmerizing magic shows, hilarious comedy performances, and much more.
In addition to the phenomenal entertainment, BuskerFest features over 30 diverse food vendors, artisan stalls, a beer garden and a pet-centric festival-within-a-festival, “Bark in the Park TO”! Two amazing events happening at one location: Woodbine Park over the Labour Day Weekend.
The event proudly supports Epilepsy Toronto, a local charitable organization providing essential services and support to individuals and families affected by epilepsy.
HOW MUCH
Tickets
Admission by donation in support of Epilepsy Toronto
Cost/ Suggested Donation/ Ticket Individual: $10.00
Cost/ Suggested Donation/ Ticket Family: $25.00
How to get tickets?
WHEN & WHERE
BuskerFest Date & Hours:
Friday, September 4 to Monday, September 7, 2026
Friday — 4:00 PM – 11 PM
Saturday — Noon – 11 PM
Sunday — Noon – 10 PM
Monday— Noon – 7 PM
Venue: Woodbine Park, in The Beach (Coxwell Ave. at Lakeshore Blvd. E.)
1590 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto
Wheelchair accessible
Free Parking
Street Parking
Accessible by Public Transport
Use public transit.
This used to be one of the best, if not the best Toronto’s summer festivals. Every year I was taking my whole family and friends to see great street performers and enjoy great atmosphere, good food and summer night full of fun. That was the case when festival was taking place on Front Street or Young Street. As that was the right place and scenario for this type of festival. This is not the case anymore. Moving it to Woodbine Park was worst decision ever. Magic is lost. From being one of a kind, it became one of many, ribfest like events. Whoever made such decision did not understand where the spirit of such festivals comes from. Closeness to the performers, atmosphere of the big city, feeling of being part of the big family with people around you. All gone. I have been at the festival at Woodbine Park last year. Big disappointment. I will not go there again, Ever. Until someone comes to senses and move it back where it belongs.