Andrea's Five Fun Things To Do This Weekend - June 24-25

K-W Multicultural Festival

Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25

The Clock Tower, Victoria Park,Kitchener

The K-W Multicultural Festival is celebrating 50 years this year, so be sure to head to the park to hear a wonderful selection of music, dance, food and culture. Below, a performance from last year's festival, featuring Saboor Tabish, presented by the Afghan Association of Waterloo Region.

• K-W Multicultural Festival website

Guelph Wellington Local Food Fest

11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Sunday, June 25

Ignatius Jesuit Centre, 5420 Hwy 6 North,Guelph

Eat your way through the many yummy things Wellington county has to offer this Sunday at the Guelph Wellington Local Food feast. There are activities for kids, a farmers' market, workshops where you can learn about pork butchery and how to make butter, and live music.

• Taste Real website event listing

Franco-fte

1:00 -8:00 p.m., Saturday, June 24 13h 20h, samedi le 24 juin

Club Sava, 50 Scheifele Place, Breslau

June 24 is Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, which is also known as Quebec's national holiday, as well as a celebration day forfrancophone communities across the country.Celebrate here in Waterloo Region with L'associationdes francophonesde Kitchener-Waterlooin Breslau. There's music, dancing, activities for children, food and more. Performances include a le Fireguy(a fire juggler), ric Belzile, Patrick Leguenand company, and la Rcidive. Comme dit l'association,>

• Site web L'associationdes francophones de Kitchener-Waterloo

Cambridge International Street Art Festival

10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25

Downtown Galt, Cambridge

You can watch talented graffitiartists create lasting works that transform parts of downtown Galt, chalk artists make beautiful (but temporary works) and you may even be able to take part yourself in the Chalk the Walk 150, and draw your own chalk art. One thing you'll particularly want to keep an eye out for is cellograff art - this is art created on a big roll of cellophane that is placed over, around or betweenstreet objects by the artist.

• Cambridge International Street Art Festival clips

Art on The Street in Guelph

10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturday, June 24

Quebec Street, downtown Guelph

This year's Art on The Street features artists Kiel and Amanda Wilson-Ciocci, who createda workall about Quebec Street, where the festival takes place. And this year, there's a Mini Makers Market, where kids can sell things they've made, while there are stands also by the Children's Art Factory features toys, balloon animals and more. Outdoor food on the streetis by Miijidaa, Boon Burger and Street Food Truck, and ice cream from Bluewater Creamery. Don't miss all the vendors and artists showing their wonderful works.

• Facebook event listing