Events in Toronto this week are a smorgasbord of parties, music, markets, film and holiday fun. There's a Christmas market on at the Serpentine Pavilion and the Krampus Ball is coming. Christmas classic Die Hard is screening and lots of free stuff happening as well.
Events you might want to check out:Alec Baldwin (December 3 @ Roy Thomson Hall)
Funny, talented, problematic. Whatever you want to call him, actor Alec Baldwin is a man of many faces and he's here for an evening of laughs.
Jessie Reyez (December 3 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Brampton's talented Jessie Reyez hasn't slowed down since her hit "Figures" and move towards the international spotlight.
Hoppy Holidays (December 4 @ Berkeley Church)
The holidays are for hops and this annual beer festival is back with lots of brews and other libations on tap for the tasting.
Basement Revue (December 4-27 @ Longboat Hall)
Jason Collett's annual music festival is back with four nights of performances featuring supers guests that include some of Canada's most beloved artists.
Parquet Courts (December 5 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
New York's Parquet Courts have massed a loyal following this side of the border, in part for their indie rock tunes that embody a classic sound.
AGO First Thursday (December 6 @ Art Gallery of Ontario)
You're the art at this First Thursday jam that includes a night of performances visuals, music, drinks and food all over the gallery.
A Christmas Carol (December 6 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Back again is this holiday tradition of a screening of Todd Haynes' Carol, a Christmas Carol-oke and Carol-themed activities.
King Winter Market (December 7-21 @ Serpentine Pavilion)
Toronto's most unusual visiting structure is hosting a Christmas market with vendors, trees, festivity activities and more all month long.
Die Hard (December 7-23 @ Cinesphere)
Sweaty Bruce Willis and terrorist Alan Rickman go at it among guns, violence and Christmas cheer in this action classic that's in the U.S. National Archives.
Krampus Ball (December 7 @ The Opera House)
Don't pack away your Halloween costume just yet, as this annual Christmas funhouse party will see all types of strange creatures roaming about.
Long Winter (December 8 @ Polish Combatants Hall)
Toronto's thriving underground DJ community is ready to keep you warm and dancing with a night of tunes, art, drinks and more.
Black Owned Holiday Market (December 8 @ Enercare Centre, Hall C)
Back again is this huge market with local Black-owned businesses selling a ton of goodies alongside music, performances, food and more.
Toronto Fan Days Holiday Show (December 8 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
All things comics, toys, art, collectibles and lots more is on at this huge one-day Fan Expo holiday market with a spotlight on Doctor Who.
Pink Xmas (December 8-9 @ The 519 Community Centre)
Come out and support local queer makers at this annual holiday art, craft, fashion and lit fair featuring over 50 LGBTQ artists.
The Internet (December 9 @ Rebel)
Innovators of the trip-hop scene, this group flexes an eclectic sound that incorporates both classic R&B vibes and experimental elements.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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