Here’s an events listing for June as it currently stands:

• Canadian Children’s Opera Company are doing Dean Burry’s The Hobbit at Harbourfront Centre on May 31st through June 2nd.
• June 6th at 7.30pm at Arrayspace there’s Echoes of Bi-Sotoon; short operatic works by seven composers inspired by the ancient site of Bi-Sotoon (which) means the place of the gods).

• Tafelmusik have free concerts at various venues on the 10th, 15th, 19th and 22nd,  Details here.
• June 11th is opening night for The Caged Bird Sings at the Aga Khan Museum.  It’s a reimagining of Rumi’s Masnavi by Rouvan Silogix, Rafeh Mahmud, and Ahad Lakhani presented by Modern Times Stage Company and Theatre ARTaud.  Preview on the 10th and shows running various dates/times until the 22nd.
• Opera 5 are back live with Benjamin Britten’s The Turn the Screw with proper sized chamber orchestra.  That runs at Theatre Passe Muraille from June 12th-15th.
• June 14th to 16th the COC are presenting Aportia Chryptych: A Black Opera for Portia White by Sean Mayes and HAUI at the COC Theatre.  Tickets are pretty hard to come by but there is a free livestream on the afternoon of the 15th.
• On June 15th there’s a chance to see the film of Sweat; created by Jenn Nicholls and Bicycle Opera during the pandemic following the live show that toured in 2017.  It’s at 6.30pm at the revue Cinema.

So, as usual, June is a bit thin (though no doubt I’ve missed stuff) but come July and Toronto Summer Music it will be super busy again.