Toronto will play in 2022 with fireworks over Lake Ontario and a virtual concert presented live from the CN Tower for New Year’s Eve.
The 10-minute high-altitude fireworks show will begin at midnight and can be seen along the boardwalk from Etobicoke to Scarborough.
“After two unprecedented years dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, we wanted to celebrate Toronto in the best possible way and the beginning of a new year in which our city will come back stronger than ever,” Mayor John Tory said in a statement. announcing the festivities. “I hope that people will enjoy the fireworks that will spread across the boardwalk from Etobicoke to Scarborough and that they will connect to the New Years Eve broadcast from the CN Tower.”
The online broadcast from the CN Tower will feature a combination of live and pre-recorded performances from music and performing arts venues in Toronto and will be shown in the city. CultureTO YouTube Channel.
Visit the city’s New Years Eve website at toronto.ca/newyearseve for more information and a list of artists and venues.
This year, the city’s New Years Eve event will not focus on Nathan Phillips Square, but Parade of lights and the public skating will take place in the square until January 7.
You can share and follow the New Year’s Eve celebrations in town using the hashtag #NewYearsEveTO.
Reference-www.thestar.com