Events in Toronto this week are all about showcasing the best of the city's diversity. Several film festivals kick off with stories from around the world, while The Weeknd is here to perform. Art, wellness and a stargazing party are all on as well, and there's lots of free stuff, too.
Events you might want to check out:Fleetwood Mac (November 5 @ Scotiabank Arena)
The timeless music of Fleetwood Mac has found new life in nearly every generation, making this one of the few concerts you can take your mom to.
TechTO (November 5 @ RBC Waterpark Place)
Toronto's tech community is gathering for a night of networking, talks, drinks, showcases and a geekin' good time.
Polish Film Festival (November 5-11 @ Multiple Venues)
Stories of Polish-Canadian history and culture are captured by Canadian filmmakers during this annual film festival.
The Weeknd (November 6 @ Rebel)
The Weeknd returns home for a big concert featuring some of his pals, including Nav, Bryson Tiller and The Neighbourhood.
Indie Week (November 6-11 @ Multiple Venues)
Don't sleep on any of the emerging, underground and indie artists arriving from all over to play at venues across the city.
Shakedown (November 7 @ The Royal Cinema)
Director Leilah Weinraub's film provides a glimpse into the Los Angeles’ underground strip club scene that served as a place for queer and Black expression.
Artattack (November 8 @ Buddies in Bad Times)
A live art auction is going down, featuring the work of many local artists, all set to be sold off during this big party featuring drinks, food and dancing.
Evening at the Market (November 8 @ St. Lawrence Market)
St. Lawrence Market is once again hosting its annual night market party with tons of food offerings, drinks and fundraising for Second Harvest.
Reel Asian International Film Festival (November 8-16 @ Multiple Venues)
The work of filmmakers from East, South and Southeast Asian artists in Canada and beyond looks to showcase the best of Asian cinema.
Alien (November 9-11 @ Cinesphere)
The film that catapulted sci-fi into the mainstream is screening on the round screening with all the snarling, gooey creatures you can handle.
Syria Film Festival (November 9-11 @ Art Gallery of Ontario)
A country in transition, stories from Syria are being told through film during this three-day festival with four feature films and one short documentary.
Whole Life Expo (November 9-11 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
Health and wellness vendors gather to showcase all things natural health, with over 200 vendors and speakers on hand dedicated to green living.
Beyond The Skies (November 10 @ David Dunlap Observatory)
Take a trip through the cosmos at this party inside the Dunlap Observatory featuring a night of stargazing, live music and drinks.
Markham Butter Tart Festival (November 10 @ Markham Fairgrounds)
Butter tarts, a Canadian delicacy, are getting a big festival including a tart-off, craft market, speciality drinks and more.
Charity Souq (November 11 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
Performances, food, storytelling, shopping, workshops and more are all on at this big souq in support of Islamic Relief Canada.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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