Events in Toronto today offer more than a few pick-me-ups to get you out of your rainy weather funk and ready for the long weekend ahead. First Thursdays is back with a big party at the AGO and J. Cole is here to perform. Free mini pies, comedy and art are all on the list too.
Events you might want to check out:AGO First Thursday (October 4 @ Art Gallery of Ontario)
Check out the AGO's newest exhibit, Anthropocene, during this big jam also starring Madame Gandhi, an electronic musician and activist.
J. Cole (October 4 @ Scotiabank Arena)
After scoring a number one album earlier this year with KOD, J. Cole has hit the road with a huge North American tour that's finally landed him here.
The NBHD (October 4 @ REBEL)
These California rockers take a unique approach to their music, touching on sensitive subjects while experimenting with different soundscapes.
Angry Inuk (October 4 @ OCAD University)
In this free public screening, director Alethea Arnaquq-Baril's 2016 documentary looks at the role of seal hunting in the lives of Inuit people.
Mama's Broke (October 4 @ The Local)
Halifax folk duo Mama's Broke take from old-time, Quebecois, blues, punk, Celtic, Balkan and doom metal and strip it all down to their raw parts.
(m)Otherworld Creates and Destroys Itself (October 4 @ Project Gallery)
Artist Rajni Perera's new work creates a dreamworld ripe for myth making and exploration into multidimensional existence.
WITCHfest North Kick-Off Party (October 4 @ WonderWorks)
Witchfest launches a month of witchy parties, talks, storytelling, events, art, film and more with a free kick-off party.
It Gets Bitter (October 4 @ Comedy Bar)
Bitterness is in the air at this comedy showcase all about the frustrations of everyday life and an attempt to laugh it all off.
Actual Jeopardy (October 4 @ Bad Dog Theatre)
Part comedy show, part performance, part drag and all laughs as authors Anne T. Donahue, Evany Rosen and Zoe Whittall test their knowledge of trivial junk.
Beethankful (October 4 @ Honey Bees Pie Shop)
Bees Matter is teaming up with The Rolling Pin to celebrate the importance of honey bees with a one-day-only free mini-pie pop-up.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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