Showing posts with label Buskerfest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buskerfest. Show all posts

A copper, or maybe gold, covered living statue busker was joined by autobot transformer Bumblebee on the streets of #Toronto. It has been awhile since we saw the Copper Cowboy but I don't think it is the same guy. I think it is hard enough to busk in the heat of the summer so it must be brutal to do the job during the cold of winter. Kudos to the street entertainers.

Waiting for Megan Fox to make an appearance
A little fan gets up close to the autobot

Posted by Joe Hamilton.

For being so interesting. Here is a photo mega-post of things I have seen around Metropolitan Toronto.
A masked swimmer waits for the Polar Bear Dip at Sunnyside Beach
Gregory Alan Elliott's red heart
Pink bike in Graffiti Alley
Weird ants take part in a Buskerfest
Megaspeed show models
CAW dirigible in a protest parade
Disco Nathan Phillips Square
Chinatown festival
Cosplay participant looking forward to the Hobbit
Bollywood festival at City Hall
Ferries in the fog
Street hockey
Window shopping
The Occupy Toronto occupod by GAE
Flat track Toronto Roller Derby hug
Them, Us and You graffiti

The Friday night #Toronto @Buskerfest features an amazing show put on by all the buskers that work with fire featuring juggling, acrobatics, a big mechanical monstrosity and plenty of fire and fireworks.


See more after the jump.















Shout out to a fellow Toronto photographer!




Good weather, good people and exciting street performances continue to turn the St Lawrence Market @BuskerFestTO into a funzone of epic proportions. The Front Street Festival had a long day of busking followed by more busking at night - only more flammable. Buskerfest finishes Sunday evening.
The artists that use fire in their acts got together at 9:30pm at the corner of Church and Front Streets and put on a major fire extravaganza complete with a firework finale. An army of volunteers help run the event, collect donations and sell items to support Epilepsy Toronto.
Flaming torches seemed to be a common fashion accessory at the Festival

See more after the jump. Posted by James and Joe Hamilton


Juggling machetes over a prone audience member who holds a torch between his legs
Kromatik keeps up the colourful work


Violin playing lady in a white balloon dress









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