Weekend events in Toronto have something new in store for holiday shopping by way of the New Old Fashion Night Market and King Winter Market. The Internet is here to perform and you can catch a screening of the Christmas classic Die Hard at the Cinesphere.
Events you might want to check out:The New Old Fashioned Night Market (December 7-9 @ Longboat Hall at The Great Hall)
Local artists, musicians and performers are putting a twist on the classic market with works by Hatecopy, and performances by Dwayne Gretzky.
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.
Long Winter Year (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.
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.
Good Tidings (December 7 @ Eyesore Cinema)
The Indie Horror Fest is hosting a screening of the Christmas nightmare flick that stars a war veteran targeted by vicious Santas.
Human Rights Film Festival (December 7-10 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
A selection of films that explore human rights issues all over the world are screening alongside panels, talks and parties.
Hook (December 8 @ Revue Cinema)
Steven Spielberg's 1991 star-studded fantasy adventure Hook is getting a screening in case you're in the mood for a little Robin Williams nostalgia.
Santa With Muscles (December 9 @ Handlebar)
Handlebar is getting in the holiday spirit with a free screening of one of the worst Christmas movies ever made starring Hulk Hogan as a beefy Santa.
The Forgotten Rebels (December 7 @ Lee's Palace)
From Hamilton comes the old school punk sound of The Forgotten Rebels that recall the Sex Pistols and Ramones rolled into one.
Haerts (December 8 @ The Drake Hotel)
Take a trip with New York's electro pop duo who incorporate huge drums, soaring vocals and the occasional country twang into their sound.
The Japanese House (December 8 @ Lee's Palace)
Beautiful, heartfelt and delicate tunes make up indie pop musician Amber Bain's The Japanese House as she herself sings of love and life.
Kerri Chandler (December 8 @ 500 Keele)
DJ Kerri Chandler is throwing it down for a night of deep house hits alongside Mike Gibbs, b2b, Jamie Kidd and Immigrant Muscle.
Millennial Falcon (December 7 @ The Boat)
Dance it out to all the best now-classic hits from the last few years only with Outkast, Beyonce, Drake, LCD Soundsystem and more on deck.
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.
Gumbo (December 7 @ SPiN Toronto)
The best of Afrobeats and Soca intersects with Dancehall and all types of musical genres at Gumbo; a huge get down with the hottest beats ready to go.
Paraparapum (December 7 @ SoSo Food Club)
The final Tapette of the year is on with a whole night of French disco, house and Franco-classics courtesy of DJ Phillippe.
You Better Work (December 7 @ Buddies in Bad Times)
Get it, got it, good with a fabulous all-star lineup of kings and queens and fans of Drag Race slaying the floor and battling it out for lip-sync supremacy.
Afro Haus (December 8 @ Revival)
The newest and freshest music out of Sub-Saharan Africa is on at this big dance party featuring Afrohouse, soca, dancehall, kuduro and more.
Lavender (December 8 @ Glad Day Bookshop)
Toronto's queer community is back with a huge, inclusive holigay dance party that's $5/pwyc/no one will be turned away due to lack of funds.
Swiftmas Dance Party (December 8 @ Mod Club Theatre)
It's a T-Swift Christmas and it's time to dance it out to the best of the Red, 1989 and Reputation-era hits (and some old country stuff, too).
Spellbound (December 8 @ Remix Lounge)
Goth, industrial, punk, dark wave and more are on alongside music videos, visuals and forgotten tracks.
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.
The Come Up Holiday Market (December 8 @ Super Wonder Gallery)
Emerging artists show off their streetwear makes with a curated selection of locally-made goodies from fashion, hairstyling, art and accessories.
Toronto Fan Days Holiday Show (December 8 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
All things comics, toys, art, collectibles and lots more are on at this huge one-day Fan Expo holiday market with a spotlight on Doctor Who.
Leslieville Flea Holiday Market (December 8-9 @ Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre)
The holiday edition of this curated east-side market is on with local makers selling handmade and vintage items, plus food and speciality items.
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.
Parkdale Flea Holiday Market (December 8-9 @ Northern Contemporary Gallery)
Dogs, friends, family and loved ones are all welcome at this big flea with local makers selling jewellery, gifts, decor, art, lifestyle, beauty and more.
Koffler Couture (December 8-10 @ Koffler Gallery)
A massive vintage designer sale is on with brands like Prada, Burberry, Isabel Marant, Armani and more on sale for a fraction of the price.
Bunz Flea (December 9 @ The Gladstone Hotel)
The Bunz Flea is back with trades ready to be made and a bunch of local makers on hand with good items up for grabs.
Ontario Vintage Market (December 9-16 @ Evergreen Brick Works)
Vintage threads from thrifters all over the province arrive with a curated selection of fashion, furniture, accessories and lots more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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