Highlights this week include “The Festival of Festivals,” music and comedy on wheels and on the water, and new songs by two Rankin family members.
BY STEVE FISHER. Torontoist. September 7, 2017.
Sunday, September 10
The eighth annual Toronto Bicycle Music Festival takes cyclists from a downtown park out to the west end to enjoy sets by bands like Hooded Fang, Bernice, and more, all powered by volunteer pedallers who will generate power for the sound equipment.
Trinity Bellwoods Park, noon meet, 1 p.m. departure for Humber Bay Park West, music at 2 p.m., FREE (registration encouraged).
A member of east coast music family “royalty,” Heather Rankin rolls into town with new solo material, having spent part of her summer before her tour on the Canada 150 expedition with other artists and scientists from across Canada.
Hugh’s Room (2261 Dundas Street West), 8:30 p.m., $30 in advance ($35 at the door).