
Tuk Band
The heartbeat of Bajan street culture — snare, bass and pennywhistle in full force.


July 24 – 25, 2026
Eglinton & Barbados Blvd, Toronto
Experience Crop Over in Toronto — two days of soca, tuk band, road tennis and the full Bajan experience in the heart of Scarborough.
The Story
Bim on the Boulevard brings the rhythm, food and warmth of Barbados to the corner of Eglinton and Barbados Blvd — a street that already carries the name of the island in its DNA.
Built by LUX Carnival for the Bajan diaspora and every Torontonian who has ever felt the pull of the Caribbean, this is more than a festival. It is a homecoming, on the boulevard.

What to Expect
From the moment you turn onto the boulevard, you're in it — the food, the music, the games, the people. Here's a taste.

The heartbeat of Bajan street culture — snare, bass and pennywhistle in full force.

Barbados' homegrown sport. Watch the pros and try your own hand at the board.

Flying fish, cou-cou, macaroni pie and everything that tastes like home.

Soca, calypso and DJ sets running late into the boulevard night.
The Programme
* Schedule subject to change. Final times confirmed closer to event.
Get Involved
Sell your food, art or product to thousands of festival-goers across two days on the boulevard.
Apply as VendorBe part of the team that brings Bim to Toronto. Free entry, crew shirt and the best view in the house.
Volunteer Sign-UpTickets
Tickets are handled by MasOS. You'll be sent straight to the secure checkout. No queues, no fuss.

Visitor Info
2851 Eglinton Avenue East, near the corner of Eglinton Ave E & Barbados Blvd, Toronto.
The Eglinton GO station is roughly a 15-minute walk. Multiple TTC bus stops line the route — all within 5–10 minutes on foot.
Open in MapsStreet parking is available on the side roads next to Horton Park (3-hour max per City of Toronto).
All-day Saturday parking is available along Barbados Blvd. Note: no parking Fridays 7 AM – 7 PM on Barbados Blvd.
A designated EMS area and accessible washroom will be on site (subject to availability).
Clear shape and icon signage is used throughout. Accessible parking near the entrance is allocated where possible. Need extra support? Reach out before the event.
Our Sponsors
Bim on the Boulevard is made possible by partners who believe in celebrating Bajan culture in Toronto.

