Events in Toronto today see some of the city's most iconic structures made out of canned goods, a performance by Margaret Glaspy and a ladies'-only beer party at one of Toronto's smallest breweries.
Events you might want to check out:Pittsburgh Trilogy (May 15 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
This free screening includes three films by director Stan Brakhage, including Eyes, Deus Ex and The Act of Seeing With One's Own Eyes.
Beer. (May 15 @ Laylow)
The city's smallest brewery is throwing a big, ladies'-only jam with fresh brews and traditional Trinidadian dishes with a French and Italian twist.
Gilmore Girl's Pub Quiz (May 15 @ Beaver Cafe)
Notorious for its fast-paced and witty banter, this is your chance to show just how well you understand Rory and Lorelai's lives inside and out.
Margaret Glaspy (May 15 @ The Drake Hotel)
Former Fundies member Margaret Glaspy has been enjoying a successful solo career and is here in anticipation of her debut album Emotions and Math.
The Museum of Lost Art (May 15 @ Royal Ontario Museum)
How did the Mona Lisa become so famous? It was stolen. Art historian Noah Charney talks about the many artworks that have gone missing.
Spark After Dark (May 15 @ Burdock)
Combining science with creativity, the show will bring together seemingly different worlds to create a unique experience through storytelling.
Fireside Tales (May 15 @ Dufferin Grove Park)
Outside is the best side and Rhiannon Archer and Helder Brumbring host a group of storytellers to share their stuff among the great outdoors.
Canstruction (May 15 @ Design Exchange)
This annual design and build competition will see architects and engineers create structures made entirely from canned foods.
Magical Thinking (May 15-16 @ Weird Things)
Self-taught animator, performer and Toronto native Jesi Jordan debuts new, psychic paintings inspired by the inner workings of the mind.
Tinder Tales (May 15-29 @ Comedy Bar)
Romance in all its forms gets tabled at the May deFlowers edition of Tinder Tales, where local comics share stories about their first time.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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