It’s another packed weekend of music, art and sports in Toronto. Check out the best in African Canadian art, take in some sultry jazz or classical Indian music, or relax on the sidelines at the world’s best golfers tee off at the RBC Canadian Open. Here’s PostCity.com’s top five things to do this weekend.

From the Soul: Caribana Art Exhibit at the ROM

On display during and after the Scotiabank Caribana Festival, the exhibition features more than 160 works on canvas, several Caribana parade costumes, three dimensional bronze sculptures and award-winning ceramic pieces.

The one "must-see" at the exhibit is the intricate and inspiring sculptures by Wayne Headley.

Headley, grandson of renowned sculptor Alvin T. Marriott, manages to capture the human experience and raw emotion in all of his pieces — making it a great way to kickstart your Caribana celebrations.

ROM, Bronfman Gallery, Level 2 July 23 to August 13, 2010

Beaches Jazz Festival

If you missed it last weekend, don’t let this final opportunity to take in some sweet jazz pass you by. Check out live performances by Jason Wilson, God Made Me Funky, and Maya Chilton along the closed off stretch of Queen Street.

7 p.m. to 11 p.m., July 16-25, Queen St. E.

Lilith Fair

The women of Lilith Fair take the stage this Saturday at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre. Check out your favourite Canadian and international artists including Chantal Kreviazuk, Mary J. Blige and Sarah McLachlan.

July 24, Molson Canadian Amphitheatre

RBC Canadian Open

It’ll be a Tiger-free event, but it’s still worth the trek out to Etobicoke to check out the RBC Canadian Open this weekend. Watch as Mike Weir, Stephen Ames and Fred Couples battle for the $5.1 million purse

July 19 to 15, St. George’s Golf and Country Club

Masala! Mehndi! Masti!

It’s the 10th anniversary for this festival, the largest multi-disciplinary South Asian arts festival outside of South Asia. Catch Amaan and Ayaan Ali Khan, billed as the leaders of the next generation of classical Indian music, on stage Friday night.

July 23-25, CNE Grounds