10 things to do in Toronto today

If you're in the mood to learn things, discover music and change the way you see the world, events in Toronto today are for you. Several great, international indie musicians are in town and there's a writers talk, exhibition opening and emo dance party.

Events you might want to check out:

Brockton Writers Series (September 12 @ Glad Day Bookshop (Church))
Enrich your soul with some live readings by writers Mehri Yalfani, Maia Caron and Clementine Morrigan, plus a talk on "How to Read a Poem."
Gang Gang Dance (September 12 @ Velvet Underground)
New York's experimental electro/psych rockers bring the nuanced vibes with a minimalist sound that's all about the journey, not the destination.
Hatchie (September 12 @ The Garrison)
Australian singer Hatchie released her first album this year, Sugar & Spice, and her warm, pop-rock sound signals a long career ahead of her.
Toe (September 12 @ Mod Club Theatre)
If you've never heard of Japanese rock band Toe, stop what you're doing and go have a listen. Their quirky, math-rock-driven tunes are a treat.
Fall Exhibitions Opening Party (September 12 @ Ryerson Image Centre)
The Ryerson Image Centre kicks off fall programming with an opening party featuring four new exhibitions, refreshments and a cash bar.
Children of Men (September 12 @ The Royal Cinema)
Alfonso Cuarón’s 2006 film has taken on new meaning and it's getting a screening, followed by a panel discussion with VICE News reporters.
Wrestling Without Wrestling (September 12 @ Bad Dog Theatre Company)
All the pageantry and theatrics of pro wrestling without any of the violence or hurting is going down during this one-night sketch comedy show.
I'm Not Okay (September 12 @ The Baby G)
It's that time of year when you just need some emo, screamo and pop punk from the 2000s and that's exactly what you can expect at this dance party.
Locomotion (September 12 @ Art Square Gallery)
Twenty local Toronto artists with distinctly different styles and focus are set to take part in this big art show that's free and open to the public.
Goethe Film Talk (September 12 @ Goethe-Institut Toronto)
German actress Paula Beer sits down with Toronto film critic Adam Nayman to discuss Transit and Never Look Away, both set to premiere at TIFF.

by Lisa Power via blogTO