8 things to do in Toronto today

Events in Toronto today let you challenge yourself to a spicy ramen eating competition, go on an early Valentine's Day date, catch a fashion show on ice, and celebrate Mardi Gras like you're in New Orleans.

Events you might want to check out:

Mega Hot & Sour Ramen Challenge (February 13 @ KINTON RAMEN)
Kinton Ramen just can't stop challenging their patrons to outrageous food feats. If you can finish their giant, mega hot, mega sour ramen bowl in 15 minutes, the bowl will be free.
Valentine's Arts and Craft Beer Night (February 13 @ Rorschach Brewing)
Blank Canvases Toronto leads a couples painting lesson at this 13th annual Valentine's Arts and Craft Beer Night. It's a nice and romantic option for couples who don't like how hectic the 14th can be.
cb. Revolution Couture (February 13 @ The Bentway)
An inaugural skating fashion runway show hits Toronto's newest skating path, The Bentway, as international skating champs and rising Canadian stars show off the latest fashion on ice.
The Beaverton Funny Fake News (February 13 @ TMX Broadcast Centre)
No one likes fake news, except when it's funny and satirical. Top minds from the Comedy Network's satirical news show talk about the process of creating good satire at this conversational show.
The Videos of Gary Kibbins (February 13 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Take in a free screening of six never before seen videos from Canadian video artist Gary Kibbins, whose videos explore sense and nonsense with humor and intellect.
Mardi Gras Madness (February 13 @ Lula Lounge)
The Lula Lounge recruits Toronto jazz singer Alex Pangman for a Mardi Gras inspired party true to New Orleans tradition, but set here in Toronto. Blues, dancing, dining and beads await.
SHADE (February 13 @ Rivoli)
This comedy show celebrates and showcases comedians of colour, comedians from the LGBTQ+ community, and comedians who identify as women. It frequently sells out so grab tickets in advance!
Harry Potter Trivia Night (February 13-27 @ The Lockhart)
Prepare yourself for trivia equivalent of the Goblet of Fire. Toronto's Harry Potter inspired bar, the Lockhart, hosts a no cover trivia night all about the boy who lived.

by Corey Van Den Hoogenband via blogTO