The top free events in Toronto this week are so exciting you might forget the weekend even ended. Ice Breakers, the larger than life outdoor art installation project, starts January 21 and is a good excuse to head back down to the water, while thought-provoking show opens at the Ryerson Image Centre.
Events you might want to check out:Sharing Dance (January 16 - May 31 @ Canada’s National Ballet School)
The National Ballet School of Canada is offering free dance classes three days a week this winter. It's not only an amazing workout, but a chance to learn some new moves in one of the most beautiful buildings in the city.
Toronto Design Offsite Festival (January 16-22 @ Multiple venues across Toronto)
The Toronto Design Offsite Festival is Canada’s largest cultural celebration of design with over 100 exhibitions and events, most of which are free.
Ryerson Image Centre Winter 2017 Season (January 18 - April 9 @ Ryerson Image Centre and other locations)
In winter 2017, the Ryerson Image Centre and Black Artist's Networks Dialogue team up to present a season of exhibitions exploring historical and ongoing struggles for justice between people of colour and police forces.
The Baby G's Grand Opening (January 20 @ The Baby G)
Although Baby G not so quietly opened its doors this past September, it's officially throwing a grand opening party to warm up our winter hearts. It's a free show with Fake Palms with Elsa and Lonely Parade and DJ Absolutely Free.
Ice Breakers (January 21 - February 26 @ Various locations along Queens Quay )
Ice Breakers is a month-long public art exhibition that will showcase five installations at different public locations on Queens Quay, from Yonge Street to Bathurst.
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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