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LAMPORT STADIUM
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12PM - 11PM
AUG 22
AUG 22
2026
2026
The cultural food and musical experience has a new home.
The cultural food and musical experience has a new home.
The cultural food and musical experience has a new home.
15,000+
15,000+
Attendees
Attendees
110+
110+
Black-owned businesses supported
Black-owned businesses supported
3
3
Years
Years
BASED IN TORONTO
BASED IN TORONTO
Toronto, Canada: ,
Toronto, Canada: ,
Behind the BITES
THE
THE
THE
FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL
Foodville is a bold celebration of African, Caribbean, and Afro-Latin culture, rooted in the flavors, sounds, and traditions that shape Toronto’s identity and evolving into a full-scale cultural destination. In 2026, the experience expands with more vendors, stronger representation, and elevated programming, from standout food and craft offerings to live performances, DJ stages, chef showcases, and curated activations. From day to sunset, Foodville brings food, music, and community together in a way that feels natural, intentional, and true to the culture, positioning itself as one of the city’s must-attend summer festivals.
Foodville is a bold celebration of African, Caribbean, and Afro-Latin culture, rooted in the flavors, sounds, and traditions that shape Toronto’s identity and evolving into a full-scale cultural destination. In 2026, the experience expands with more vendors, stronger representation, and elevated programming, from standout food and craft offerings to live performances, DJ stages, chef showcases, and curated activations. From day to sunset, Foodville brings food, music, and community together in a way that feels natural, intentional, and true to the culture, positioning itself as one of the city’s must-attend summer festivals.
2026
2026
2026
HEADLINER
HEADLINER
HEADLINER
This year, Foodville crowns its biggest headliner yet. MOLIY takes the stage in 2026, bringing her sound and her energy to Toronto for a night the city won't forget. Behind her stands a lineup built to move you, led by LTL, Bolu Ajibade, and a deep roster of DJs and artists carrying the culture from the streets to the stage. From viral anthems to the finest selectors, every set is chosen with intention. This is the sound of Africa and the Caribbean in one place. Meet your 2026 lineup.
This year, Foodville crowns its biggest headliner yet. MOLIY takes the stage in 2026, bringing her sound and her energy to Toronto for a night the city won't forget. Behind her stands a lineup built to move you, led by LTL, Bolu Ajibade, and a deep roster of DJs and artists carrying the culture from the streets to the stage. From viral anthems to the finest selectors, every set is chosen with intention. This is the sound of Africa and the Caribbean in one place. Meet your 2026 lineup.
This year, Foodville crowns its biggest headliner yet. MOLIY takes the stage in 2026, bringing her sound and her energy to Toronto for a night the city won't forget. Behind her stands a lineup built to move you, led by LTL, Bolu Ajibade, and a deep roster of DJs and artists carrying the culture from the streets to the stage. From viral anthems to the finest selectors, every set is chosen with intention. This is the sound of Africa and the Caribbean in one place. Meet your 2026 lineup.
BEYOND THE FESTIVAL
BEYOND THE FESTIVAL
Every ticket puts something back.
Every ticket puts something back.
Every ticket puts something back.
Foodville was never just a festival. A portion of every ticket sold goes to the Table For Us Foundation — our nonprofit committed to supporting Black-owned food businesses, preserving culinary heritage across the African and Caribbean diaspora, and funding the next generation of chefs, farmers, and food entrepreneurs.
When you show up on August 22, you’re not just eating. You’re building something.
Foodville was never just a festival. A portion of every ticket sold goes to the Table For Us Foundation — our nonprofit committed to supporting Black-owned food businesses, preserving culinary heritage across the African and Caribbean diaspora, and funding the next generation of chefs, farmers, and food entrepreneurs.
When you show up on August 22, you’re not just eating. You’re building something.
110+
110+
Black-owned food businesses supported since Year 1
Black-owned food businesses supported since Year 1
$250,000+
$250,000+
Raised for community and culture
Raised for community and culture
Learn more about Table For Us
PON DI PLAYLIST
FAQ
FREQUENTLY
FREQUENTLY
FREQUENTLY
ASKED
ASKED
ASKED
We want your Foodville experience to be smooth, enjoyable, and easy to plan for. Below are answers to some of the most common questions about attending the festival at Lamport Stadium, including venue access, accessibility, washrooms, weather, re-entry, and other important event-day details.
We want your Foodville experience to be smooth, enjoyable, and easy to plan for. Below are answers to some of the most common questions about attending the festival at Lamport Stadium, including venue access, accessibility, washrooms, weather, re-entry, and other important event-day details.
Will Foodville be free this year?
Will alcohol be served?
Are tickets refundable or transferable?
Can I bring my own food and drink with me?
Can I leave and come back later?
How do I get to Foodville?
Is Foodville 19+ or all ages?
Are tickets refundable or transferable?
