Toronto 
This year’s Korean Harvest Festival is set to dazzle attendees this weekend at Mel Lastman Square.
Toronto Korean Festival
A cultural celebration renowned for offering an immersive experience of Korean traditions, the festival is an ode to Hangawi – Korea’s major three-day harvest festival on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month.
TKF 2025, taking place from August 22 to 24, will be a hotspot for K-Culture enthusiasts, with over 30 vendors dishing out traditional and fusion Korean delights.
There are diverse culinary options, from traditional Korean dishes like Sinjeon Topokki and Sarwon Korean BBQ to unique offerings such as Wagen Churros and Blooming Cotton Candy. Each vendor promises an authentic taste experience.
Chimek Garden, offering a fusion of chicken and beer, features various options.
Beyond the feast, revel in live performances by ONE PACT, a rising 5-member K-pop boy group, on Saturday and Sunday.
The Korean Royal Hanbok Show (Aug 23–24), presented by the Hanbok Cultural Resource Foundation, highlights Korea’s royal attire and heritage. Funkyverse (Aug 22), Golden Buzzer winners on Canada’s Got Talent, bring electrifying street dance.
The Taekwondo Masters Performance (Aug 23–24) unites Canadian champions KBBMA and JUNGKO in a high-energy martial arts display. The K-POP DJ Show (Aug 22–23) features MOOBEK and Shyykimm, delivering late-night club vibes.
The weekend also offers an opportunity to dive deep into the K-Realm with K-Pop, K-Dance, K-Food, and K-Beauty showcases.
Trip Planning – Toronto Korean Festival
What: In 2025, TKF returns with an even more exciting lineup, showcasing the best of Korean culture, from K-Pop and K-Dance to K-Food and K-Beauty. Signature programs such as singing & dancing competitions, the Chimek Pavilion (featuring Chicken + Beer), and the bibimbap Pavilion will make a triumphant return, alongside new attractions including a breakdancing team.
When: August 22 to 24, 2025
Friday | 4pm-10pm
Saturday | 12pm-10pm
Sunday | 12pm-10pm
Where:
Mel Lastman Square, 5100 Yonge, Toronto
How Much: Free
