This week in Toronto it's going to get busy, so buckle up. Not only is there a whole lotta' love thanks to Valentine's Day but there are also two film festivals, two music fests and a disco dance party. Good luck getting to it all!
Events you might want to check out:Before the 6ix: Ladies First (February 13 @ Toronto Public Library)
This panel discussion looks at the critical, but often overlooked role women have played in the history of Toronto hip hop.
Tush Pro Disco Dance Party (February 14 @ The Baby G)
There are so many events on Valentine's Day, but this disco dance party will be the most lively and soulful.
Rhubarb Festival (February 15-26 @ Buddies in Bad Times Theatre)
The Rhubarb transforms Buddies into a hotbed of experimentation with artists exploring new possibilities in theatre, dance, music and performance art.
5th Annual Toronto Black Film Festival (February 15-19 @ Various locations )
This fest celebrates the very best in cinematic work dealing with the varied experiences of Black people from diverse communities.
Amy Schumer Live (February 16 @ Air Canada Centre)
See one of the funniest women on the planet right now at this giant comedy show inside the ACC.
Sun Ra: Space is the Place 1974 (February 16 @ The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery)
Stories of science fiction, fantasy, music and magic realism are all on radiant display at this screening of Sun Ra's 1974 Blaxploitation cult classic Space is the Place.
Rose Cousins (February 16 @ The Great Hall Toronto)
Catch this award-winning PEI folk-pop singer-songwriter in the beautiful confines of Massey Hall. Her raw vocals help showcase the emotional songs that'll have you weeping in the aisles.
Wavelength Music Festival (February 17 @ Garrison)
The 17th annual Wavelength music festival is the perfect way to cut through the winter deep freeze. This year it's three whirlwind nights of music and community vibes.
Jerry Seinfeld (February 17 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
Jerry Seinfeld takes over the Sony Centre for two nights of hilarity. But don't worry, there are two shows a night, so get a ticket and a laugh.
Winterfolk XV (February 17-19 @ Various locations)
Toronto’s blues and roots music festival on the Danforth is an all-ages event with 150 of the best of urban, blues, rock, jazz, country, folk and roots music artist's we've got.
Tove Lo: Lady Wood Tour (February 17 @ Massey Hall)
See Sweden's darkest pop export on her North American tour. She's collaborated with the likes of Coldplay, Flume and Nick Jonas and has her own hits like "Cool Girl" and "Talkin' Body."
TIFF Next Wave Film Festival (February 17-19 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
There will be free movies for anyone under 25 along with young creator workshops, a 24-hour film challenge, a battle of the scores and more at this film fest.
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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