Toronto Ribfest

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Toronto Ribfest[edit | edit source]

The Toronto Ribfest is an annual event that takes place in Toronto, Canada. It is a popular food festival that celebrates the art of barbecuing ribs and other meats. The event is organized by the Rotary Club of Etobicoke and is held at Centennial Park during the Canada Day long weekend.

History[edit | edit source]

The Toronto Ribfest was first held in 1999. It was initially a small event, but it has grown significantly over the years. Today, it attracts over 100,000 visitors each year and has raised over $3 million for local charities and community projects.

Event Details[edit | edit source]

The Toronto Ribfest is a four-day event that features live music, children's activities, and a wide variety of food vendors. The main attraction, however, is the rib competition. Ribbers from across North America come to compete for the title of Best Ribs. The event also includes a People's Choice Award, where attendees can vote for their favourite ribs.

Impact[edit | edit source]

The Toronto Ribfest has a significant impact on the local community. Not only does it provide a fun and delicious event for residents and visitors, but it also raises money for important causes. The funds raised at the event are used to support various projects and charities in the Etobicoke community and beyond.

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