Best bets for outdoor activities in Toronto on Canada Day 2015

Canada Day, on Wednesday, is a statutory holiday, which is great news until you get to the ever-frustrating question: What are we going to do today? A Wednesday stat holiday means that a long weekend will be out of the question for many, but in the silver lining department that serves as an excuse to stay in the city. Here is our list of the four best ways to spend your time off from the daily grind.

Canada Day Picnic
Woodbine Park, noon

Q107’s annual shindig features a full slate of tribute bands, from Bob Marley to Kiss, capped off with fireworks.

The Tragically Hip
Molson Amphitheatre, 8 p.m.

Why not celebrate Canada Day by taking in a performance of one of our most accomplished and proud Canadian bands, the Tragically Hip?

Toronto Ribfest
Centennial Park, noon

Celebrate the birth of our nation by digging deep into some of the best ribs this side of Memphis, in addition to live music, craft beer and fireworks.

By Divine Right
Harbourfront Centre, 9 p.m.

In addition to a full day of Canada Day festivities, Harbourfront also celebrates the 25th anniversary of T.O. band By Divine Right with a star-studded show.

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