Weekend events in Toronto are dedicated to what makes up the the very fabric of the Internet: cat videos. Winterfolk Music Festival takes over venues all over the city and the MOCA is opening it's door for free. Several big events are wrapping up and there's an Oscars viewing party.
Events you might want to check out:Winterfolk Music Festival (February 22-24 @ Multiple Venues)
Meant to invoke a summer festival in winter, musicians from around the province are ready to take over venues across the city to showcase folk talent.
Cat Video Fest (February 23 - March 7 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The internet is for cats, and this film festival is dedicated to all sorts off on-screen feline exploits with funny videos foraged from all over the net.
iskwe (February 23 @ Mod Club)
iskwe has been making waves across the country with her hauntingly beautiful, powerful vocals, and lyrics that speak out and lift the soul.
Community Sundays (February 24 @ MOCA)
The newly-relocated MOCA is opening its doors to the public one day a month totally free of charge, and includes all its ongoing exhibitions.
Big Sound (February 22 @ The Great Hall)
Over 30 musicians are coming together to get you grooving and celebrate the glory days of classic soul and the Motown sound.
Le Butcherettes (February 22 @ The Drake Hotel)
Mexico's Le Butcherettes are sure to feel right at home in Toronto when they arrive to play some garage rock in the city with a huge g-rock scene.
Jade Novah (February 24 @ The Drake Hotel)
Singer Jade Novah is here to get you deep in your feelings as her music brings the sun-drenched grooves all the way from beautiful California.
Mass Appeal (February 24 @ The Rivoli)
A selection of Mass Appeal's most talented up-and-coming rappers are staging a showcase as part of the Starting 5 North American Tour.
Yohomo (February 22 @ The Garrison)
Put on your dancing shoes as Toronto's local DJ gets fired up with hot hits courtesy of Chippy Nonstop, Sammy Rawal, Babygirl and more.
Après 5ki (February 23 @ The Porch)
Now five years running, this ski lodge-style party is back with a daytime party featuring drinks, food, ski gear and a snow machine.
80's & 90's Video Dance Party (February 23 @ Remix Lounge)
Dance it out to the best of the 80s and 90s hits courtesy of DJ Lazarus with a focus on the new wave, post-punk sounds of The Smiths.
Oscars Viewing Party (February 24 @ Gladstone Hotel)
This year's Oscars is ripe with controversy and the Gladstone is here for it with a viewing party featuring Stream Queens on hand for commentary.
The Wedding Co. Market (February 24 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
Toronto's own wedding experts and specialists are gathering to showcase their creations, inform, and assist planners in making weddings come to life.
Tiger of Sweden Sample Sale (February 23-24 @ Tiger of Sweden)
Pick yourself up some new digs as menswear, womenswear, leather goods, jeans, accessories and footwear is all on sale for up to 70 per cent off.
Bateman's Bike Show (February 24 @ Bateman's Bicycle Company)
Biking weather is just around the corner and Bateman's is selling off a big selection of racing bikes, gear, parts and more with deep discounts.
Rhubarb Festival (February 13-23 @ Buddies in Bad Times Theatre)
It's the last weekend to check out new and innovative queer-led productions that explore different narratives and showcase entering voices.
Canadian International Autoshow (February 15-24 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
There's still time to check out Drake's favourite hypercar and a GO bus as the Autoshow wraps up for another year.
Artist Project (February 21-24 @ The Better Living Centre)
The Artist Project continues this weekend with exhibitions by local and emerging artists alongside art battles, talks, programming and more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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