Free events in Toronto this week will get you outside with the annual Winter Stations art installation and IceFest. But if you want to stay indoors, check out a free screening of the Oscars with a bunch of drunk drag queens.
Events you might want to check out:Winter Stations 2017 (February 20 - March 27 @ The Beach)
This impressive public art exhibition transforms lifeguard stands at Balmy, Kew and Ashbridges Bay beaches.
Debaete Club (February 21 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Tired of watching people argue on TV? Head to the Gladstone and watch folks verbally duke it out. Host Eli Burnstein (of Spelling Bae infamy) will pit two teams of two against each other. No experience needed.
Power to the People (February 22 @ Ryerson Image Centre)
This photo and art exhibit is part of the new Ryerson Image Centre season and Black History Month. Get a free tour of the show and get educated.
Icefest 2017 (February 25 @ Yorkville Village)
Bloor-Yorkville transforms into a land of ice sculptures and Canadiana to help celebrate Canada's 150th a little early. It's all free and outdoors.
Screen Queens does the Oscars (February 26 @ The Royal Cinema)
There's only one place you need to be to watch the Oscars and it's with a bunch of friends and some drunk drag queens. Get there at 7 p.m. for the red carpet, Allysin Chaynes hosts with guests and drinks. So many drinks.
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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