There's a lot to do today in Toronto, including film screenings to get you talking and thinking and a book party in a brewery. If you just need to let it all out, there are a few fun concerts turning up the volume as well.
Events you might want to check out:Reel Girl Talk: Girl, Interrupted (May 17 @ Imagine Cinemas Carlton)
Reel Girl Talk returns this May with an all-new event centred on women, film and mental health with the movie Girl, Interrupted.
International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (May 17 @ The 519)
Today is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia and this reception provides an opportunity for LGBTQ folks to come together in support and reaffirm the importance of community.
Untangling the Cosmos (May 17 @ Ontario Science Centre)
Moderated by Jay Ingram, this symposium features leading Canadian and international researchers in astronomy and cosmology.
Off with their Heads (May 17 @ Bovine Sex Club)
Ryan Young from Off with Their Heads gives everything he's got on this non-stop night of music. Toronto's Plan 37 and Montreal's Lost Love open.
End Of Semester Bender (May 17 @ Revival bar )
Exams are finally done and students across the GTA are all breathing a huge collective sigh of relief. This party is meant to help turn that sigh into a party scream.
Fredy V & The Foundation (May 17 @ The NightOwl)
Imagine a seven-piece band led by a soul/funk vocalist inside a tiny bar with arcade games and fun drinks and you'll get this special night of music.
Universe in a Glass (May 17 @ Gardiner Museum)
Co-presented with Toronto Animated Image Society (TAIS) and Subtle Technologies, this is a film screening of a series of animated shorts about water and how amazing it truly is.
Beers & Books (May 17 @ Henderson Brewing Co)
Combine your love of beer with your love for books! This brewery event is just that, and tonight, they explore The Break by Katherena Vermette.
Design Exchange Design Auction (May 17 @ Design Exchange)
Tickets are $150, but this is a limited edition live and silent auction and sale featuring furniture, art pieces, decorations and unique design items.
Contact Photography Festival (April 28 - May 31 @ Various locations)
Today, check out Jacob Robert Whibley's Dot Dot Dot show, which is basically time travel through art inside one of the coolest, secret galleries in the city from May 17 to June 10.
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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