10 things to do in Toronto today

Bagels, bagels, bagels—the doughy delight is the highlight of events in Toronto today as What A Bagel gives out the circular wonders free of charge. The Riverside Wine & Craft Beer Fest returns and there's music, movies, poetry and karaoke to check out.

Events you might want to check out:

What A Bagel Free Bagel Day (April 2 @ Multiple Venues)
Back again is this Toronto-themed bagel giveaway at stores all over the city where you can drop by and grab six bagels free of charge.
Blac Rabbit (April 2 @ The Drake Hotel)
Sonic sounds arrive by way of Queens psych rockers Blac Rabbit that take from the trippy tunes of the 60s and work in a high-fi indie vibe.
Working Women (April 2 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Ready to make you laugh is this monthly showcase of queer and ally comedians spilling the tea on life, and this time it's all going on tape.
Deafheaven (April 2 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
San Francisco post-metal rockers mashup rock riffs with screamo as they prepare to rip up the stage alongside Baroness.
Between Two Worlds (April 2 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The great Ravi Shankar was instrumental in bringing Indian music to the U.S., working with George Harrison and John Coltrane to popularize the form.
Rowers Reading Series (April 2 @ Glad Day Bookshop (Church))
Get a dose of poetry and prose as local writers and poets drop by to share what they're working on, free of charge.
Videorama (April 2 @ Dundas Video)
Videorama is back with a night of far-out, original videos from some of the city's funniest and wildest creators, plus some whack internet finds.
Hot Breath Karaoke (April 2 @ Handlebar)
Sing yourself hoarse at this game show-style karaoke night with a huge wheel, leaf blower, prizes and all kinds of surprises.
Choir! Choir! Choir! (April 2 @ Clinton's Tavern)
It's a night to remember the late Kurt Cobain as C!C!C! returns to honour the Nirvana frontman with a choir rendition of "Come As You Are".
Riverside Wine & Craft Beer Fest (April 2-6 @ Multiple Venues)
The Riverside community is opening its doors for a week-long celebration of wine, craft beer and bites from local spots all over the neighbourhood.

by Lisa Power via blogTO