10 things to do in Toronto today

Pizza, Coke, and nostalgia in general are cheaper than ever today in Toronto. Post-lunch, you'll also find an outdoor clothing swap and a Canadian astronaut in town.  Events you might want to check out:

Pizza Pizza $1.50 Pizza Day (October 17 @ Pizza Pizza)
Pizza Pizza is celebrating 50 years with a nationwide pizza party. Torontonians can visit any location for a cheese or pepperoni slice and a coke for $1.50.
Pop-up Clothing Swap in Nathan Phillips Square (October 17 @ Nathan Phillips Square )
Come and swap out your old Halloween costume for a new one or find some new additions to your fall wardrobe.
Planet in Focus Film Festival (October 17-22 @ Multiple Venues)
The annual environmental film fest returns with four days of features about the planet and its inhabitants.
An Evening with Dr. Roberta Bondar (October 17 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Canada's first female astronaut is in town to share her view of the world through the lenses of a doctor, scientist, photographer, astronaut and author.
Shin Godzilla (October 17 @ Revue Cinema)
Head down to the Revue for an incredible homage to one of the most enduring legends of the cinema with this screening of the 2016 flick.
PVRIS (October 17 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
This fast rising American rock trio lands in Toronto for a one night at the Danforth Music Hall. With them is solo artist Flint Eastwood.
An Evening With David Sedaris (October 17 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
The New York Times bestselling author and humourist visits the Sony Centre for a night of wit, satire, and social critique.
Eat to the Beat (October 17 @ Roy Thomson Hall)
Expect 60 stations worth of specially prepared savoury and sweet dishes from talented female chefs, along with wine, beer and non alcoholic drinks from 20 servers.
Andrew W.K. (October 17 @ The Opera House)
Multi-instrumentalist Andrew W.K. hits the stage alongside Toronto rock outfit Little Junior as part of The Party Never Dies tour.
Toronto After Dark (October 12-20 @ Scotiabank Theatre Toronto)
The annual the cult horror, sci-fi, and action film festival continues today with the Toronto premiere of action comedy Mayhem and the world premiere of sci-fi thriller Defective.

by Corey Van Den Hoogenband via blogTO