Free events in Toronto this week shine a spotlight on people and issues that don't typically get enough attention. There's the Being Muslim in Canada talks, a women in hip hop discussion, and the Next Wave Film Fest, which lets young filmmakers take over TIFF.
Events you might want to check out:Before the 6ix: Ladies First (February 13 @ Toronto Public Library)
This panel discussion visits the stories, events and musical contributions of hip hop artists Michie Mee, Fresh Arts and Honey Jam, and the critical but often overlooked role women have played in the history of Toronto hip-hop.
Romance Short Film Festival (February 13 @ Carlton Cinemas)
This is a showcase of the best of romantic short films from last year. Sweet, funny, touching and romo films from Sweden, USA, UK, and Canada will be screened at this always free mini-film fest event.
Harmony Yoga (February 15-17 @ Royal Conservatory of Music)
Greet the day with hatha yoga and instructor and pianist, Mark-Anthony Del Brocco, as he guides you through a practice set to live and recorded classical music while focussing on breathing awareness and gentle poses.
Being Muslim in Canada (February 16 @ University College, Toronto)
An Anti-Islamophobia Week open mic event explores the struggles of Canadian Muslims through verbal expression. There will be performances by multiple spoken word artists.
TIFF Next Wave Film Festival (February 17-19 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Toronto's next generation of film lovers take over the Lightbox. Movies are free for anyone under 25 with special guests, young creator workshops, a 24-Hour Film Challenge, Battle of the Scores and more!
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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