As stars continue to arrive for TIFF, Toronto is alight with excitement, and events today keep the vibe hot with a photo exhibit with The Weeknd, a performance by Aqua and Prozzak, a back alley ice cream party and a rally for women in film.
Events you might want to check out:Aqua and Prozzak (September 8 @ RBC Echo Beach)
Rewind it back to the 90s when pop music ran the world, while Aqua's hyper dance hits and Prozzak's animated videos ruled the airwaves.
Share Her Journey Rally (September 8 @ King Street West)
Part of Festival Street, a rally and march is planned to raise awareness of women in the film industry and support them in their fight for equal treatment.
Ossington Ice Cream (September 8 @ Alley behind Oddseoul)
Come grab some ice cream the way it was meant: served up in an alley with flavours named after Toronto stereotypes like "I'm Drake's cousin."
Yuno (September 8 @ The Garrison)
Hypnotic and raw, Yuno's down-to-earth R&B style and raps capture and blend psych-rock for new kind of musical trip.
Bülow (September 8 @ Mod Club Theatre)
All the way from Germany comes pop singer Bülow with her soft, distinct voice and cooled-out tunes about real life stuff.
The Mystic Forest (September 8 @ Opera House)
The Opera House is getting a makeover of psychedelic proportions as The Mystic Forest returns with all kinds of trippy fun inside the concert hall.
Bike Rave (September 8 @ The Bentway)
Rave all night under the Gardiner with your bike and join together to make one big glowing, hyped-up, synchronized party machine.
In Time (September 8-9 @ The Coterie)
The Weeknd stars in this photo exhibit by Hyghly Alleyne that takes a look inside the dreamy, smoke-filled, on-and-off-stage world of the XO crew.
Kensington Pop-Up (September 8-9 @ 301 Augusta Ave)
Kensington's creative community joins together for this curated market with original works, prints, vintage clothing, leather goods, jewellery and more.
Cabbagetown Festival (September 8-9 @ Cabbagetown)
Historic Cabbagetown comes out for a big festival with an all-Canadian market, food from local vendors, activities and live performances.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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