10 things to do in Toronto today

You may be sad or excited for things to do in Toronto today as Kawhi Leonard returns to take on the Raps and there's a watch party at the Cinesphere to go with it. Elsewhere you can catch the first of three shows by Hollerado, movies, Bingo and shopping.

Events you might want to check out:

Kawhi's Return Watch Party (December 11 @ Cinesphere)
The Klaw is back in Toronto with the Clippers and Hoop Talks is hosting a watch party on the big, big screen of the Cinephere, plus trivia and prizes.
Hollerado (December 11 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
There's still a handful of tickets left for the first of three Hollerado gigs as the boys from Ottawa rock the stage at the Danforth.
Tokyo Godfathers (December 11 @ Revue Cinema)
Director Satoshi Kon's now-classic 2003 film Tokyo Godfathers is screening during this once-a-year occasion to tell the story of a family reunited.
Mount Eerie (December 11 @ The Great Hall)
Two singers, one guitar. Mount Eerie breaks their sound down to their most essential parts to best tell tales of love and loss.
Music Bingo (December 11 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Music Bingo is turning four and celebrating this special occasion with a big game of Bingo, drinks, bites and some extra special giveaways.
Capitol (December 11 @ The Horseshoe Tavern)
This five-piece indie project from Hamilton recalls the Joy Division sounds that defined the 80s and they're ready to release their debut album Dream Noise.
Stage Door (December 11 @ Paradise)
A group of young actresses living in a New York boarding house are all awaiting their big break in this classic star-studded ensemble cast dramedy.
Days of Heaven (December 11 @ The Royal Cinema)
It was 20 years since Terrence Malick has made a film, and Days of Heaven marked his return with a story of grifters, farmers and family in Texas.
Holiday Sip and Shop (December 11-18 @ stackt market)
The holidays are in full swing at Stackt and this sip and shop series opens up the market for some extended hours, drinks and gifts for everyone.
Toronto, I Love You (December 11-21 @ Bad Dog Comedy Theatre)
Things are about to get real at this unscripted comedy about unexpected connections, set against a backdrop of Toronto neighbourhoods.

by Lisa Power via blogTO