This weekend in Toronto there's a ton of film festivals to check out, the Royal Winter Fair comes to a close, and both free ice cream and fried chicken await. Elsewhere, a number of Remembrance Day ceremonies take place across town.
Events you might want to check out:The Royal Winter Fair (November 3-12 @ Enercare Centre)
It's the final weekend of the Royal Winter Fair, a traditional show that takes Torontonians inside the world of farming, grooming, pageant shows, baby animals, and yummy food.
Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival (November 9 @ Multiple Venues)
A unique showcase of contemporary Asian cinema and work from people of Asian heritage, this festival provides a public forum for the growing appreciation of Asian media.
Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Weekend (November 10-13 @ Hockey Hall of Fame)
The Hockey Hall of Fame is set to welcome its newest Inductees for 2017, host a Q&A fan forum, autograph signings, and more all weekend.
Remembrance Day Commemoration at Fort York National Historic Site (November 11 @ Fort York National Historic Site)
The historic site opens itself up to the public for a day of remembrance. A procession, followed by a gathering at the military cemetery, is how Fort York will mark the 11th hour.
In Person: Robert Rotenberg (November 12 @ Chapters Bayview Village)
Join bestselling author and Toronto criminal lawyer, Robert Rotenberg, as he signs copies of his latest thrilling crime novel, Heart Of The City.
Shining a Light on Massey Hall (November 12 @ Massey Hall)
York University's Ethnomusicology Professor Rob Bowman invites you out for a walking lecture and backstage tour of the 123 year old venue.
The Eco Lifestyle Market (November 12 @ The Eco Lifestyle Market)
Give greener gifts this holiday season. Forty-five of Toronto's finest handcrafted, sustainable, eco-friendly vendors have been bring you a day of delicious eats and cheer.
Free Ice Cream at Sweet Jesus (November 11 @ Sweet Jesus)
Sweet Jesus is opening a new Annex location and are giving away free ice cream to the first 75 folks in line. Even if you come late it's still worth checking out the new location.
Free Fried Chicken: Hot Star's 2nd Anniversary (November 11-12 @ Hot Star Fried Chicken)
On November 11th and 12th, Hot Star is celebrating its two year anniversary by giving away 50 free fried chicken meals to the first people in line at its downtown store. For everyone else, there will be 20% off all orders.
Phancy Brunch Pop-up at Left Field Brewery (November 12 @ Left Field Brewery)
Left Field Brewery and Phancy Food & Catering are uniting to deliver their take on the best meal of the day. Enjoy a beer-infused brunch snack menu and start your Sunday right.
Taste of Iceland: An Evening in Iceland (November 12 @ Leña)
Enjoy a live show by Icelandic/Canadian singer-songwrites Sigrún Stella Bessason during the a multi-dish reception, followed by the opportunity to meet and hear the chefs speak to the features and ingredients of each dish.
Apple Pie Contest (November 12 @ Fort York Food Bank)
Whether you're a baker or just enjoy a good slice of pie, the Apple Pie Contest is the place to be. Three winners will be decided, and pie will be served to the public from 2-4 p.m.
Chris Rock (November 11 @ Air Canada Centre)
The biggest comedy event of the season goes down Saturday night. Just be prepared to have your electronics bagged by door security so you can fully enjoy the show.
Indie Week Canada (November 7-12 @ Toronto)
Six nights, 20 venues, and over 250 musical acts are front and centre in Toronto as part of the annual indie music showcase. This weekend marks the final three days of the week long show, with the Indie Week Awards party happening on Sunday.
Illeagle Presents : Bossie, Forces, Illyin Pipes & Gold Pony (November 10 @ Handlebar)
This showcase of local music has up and coming acts from Toronto coming together for a hilarious cover set of TV theme songs.
4th Annual Dream Serenade (November 11 @ Massey Hall)
Massey Hall is home to the 4th annual Dream Seranade, featuring performances by Sloan, Sam Roberts, Owen Pallet, and more, as well as a silent auction and a plethora of goodies for sale.
Afghanistan: Requiem for a Generation (November 11 @ Roy Thomson Hall)
To commemorate Remembrance Day, the TSO will perform a soul-searching concert by Canadian composer Jeffrey Ryan and Suzanne Steele, Canada’s war poet in Afghanistan.
The Drums (November 11 @ Mod Club)
The New York indie pop outfit hit the MOD Club to play tunes off their 2017 record Abysmal Thoughts.
I Will Be King: Paying Tribute To The Genius of David Bowie (November 11 @ Linsmore Tavern)
The almost all-female six piece tribute band returns to the Linsmore Tavern after playing three sold out shows.
Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival (November 11 @ Harbourfront Centre)
Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival provides girls and women space to learn and share their voices through hip-hop arts, offering workshops, performance opportunities and public talks.
Taste of Iceland: Reykjavik Calling (November 11 @ Horseshoe Tavern)
Reykjavik Calling is a free concert presented by Iceland Naturally at the Horseshoe Tavern. You'll get to hear new tunes from Icelandic artists like Fufanu and MAMMUT.
Silversun Pickups (November 12 @ REBEL)
The L.A. alt-rockers are in town playing hits from their 17 year long catalogue.
Toronto Indie Horror Fest (November 8-11 @ D-Beatstro)
The second annual Toronto Indie Horror Fest sees D-Beatstro transform into a horror auditorium of sorts, with free screenings of full features and short films for four days straight.
European Union Film Festival (November 9-23 @ The Royal Cinema)
A unique film fest where award-winning films from countries who are part of the EU are screened for free. It's one of the largest free film festivals in the country.
Canadian Labour International Film Festival (November 10 @ Carlton Cinema)
This free festival spotlights Canadian and international films focusing on worker rights, labour, and social justice issues.
Drunken Cinema Presents: Weird Science (November 10 @ Disgraceland)
Drunken Cinema is hosting a screening of Weird Science where guests are invited to participate in an interactive drinking game and improvisational movie commentary.
24 Hour Sketch Challenge (November 11 @ Social Capital Theatre)
Thirty-six Toronto comedians and performers have less than 24 hours to construct six different fifteen minute sketches for one ridiculous show.
I Am Canada: Celebrating Canadian Picture Book Art (November 11 - January 21 @ TD Gallery at the Toronto Reference Library)
I Am Canada celebrates the work of best-loved Canadian illustrators by showcasing rare picture book art from Toronto Public Library’s Osborne Collection and the private collection of Scholastic Canada.
Syria Film Festival (November 10-12 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
This three day festival boasts a program of striking and powerful films focused on the lives of Syrians under siege, whether in Syria itself or in exile throughout the world.
by Corey Van Den Hoogenband via blogTO
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