This weekend in Toronto the world's first IMAX theatre re-opens after five years, a new film festival hits the TIFF Bell Lightbox, and one of Canada's biggest bands is in town for two nights you won't want to miss.
Events you might want to check out:Cinesphere Opening Weekend (November 3-5 @ Ontario Place)
The Cinesphere is back! Head down to Ontario Place as programming resumes at this iconic cinema with screenings of Dunkirk and Beauty and the Beast.
Arcade Fire (November 3 @ Air Canada Centre)
Whether you loved or hated their latest record, no one can deny that Arcade Fire put on one of the best live shows in Canadian music. Joining them is the equally large band, Broken Social Scene.
The Royal Winter Fair (November 3-12 @ Enercare Centre)
Kind of like the Ex of the fall, the Royal Winter Fair is a tradition that takes Torontonians inside the world of farming, grooming, pageant shows, baby animals, and yummy food.
Day of the Dead (November 4-5 @ Harbourfront Centre)
Day of the Dead celebrates the life of people and their memories, achievements and impact through contemporary art, food and music.
Yorkville Village Arts Festival (November 3-8 @ Yorkville Village)
The fourth annual Arts Festival will showcase over 50 original art pieces by 28 OCAD students and recent graduates. You'll find VR displays, live painting, meet the artists panels, and more.
InnovateTO150 (November 3 @ Design Exchange)
In honour of Canada's 150th birthday, the City of Toronto is collaborating with its universities to showcase the next generation of change-makers, innovators, and entrepreneurs.
FNL: Valhalla (November 3 @ Royal Ontario Museum)
What do we really know about Vikings? Explore the myths and stereotypes of this ancient culture at one of the fanciest and lively places to be this Friday night.
Just For Laughs Presents The Alternative Comedy Tour (November 4 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
An evening of off-beat hilarity awaits, featuring Silicon Valley and Deadpool star TJ Miller, Flight of the Conchords' Rhys Darby, and more.
Pop-up Shop: Joao Paulo Guedes, Hendrixroe, Merchant Sons (November 4 @ At Merchant Sons store)
Three incredible Canadian brands under one roof for one day only. Find deals on menswear, womenswear, home supplies, and more.
That Night In Toronto: An Ode to Gord Fundraiser (November 4 @ Junction Art Crossing)
As an ode to Gord Downie and everything he stood for, the Artery community is putting on a showcase honoring the late singer-activist, with all proceeds going towards brain cancer research foundations.
Canadian Beatbox Championships (November 4 @ Lee's Palace)
the Level Up Canadian Beatbox Championship goes down at Lee's Palace this Saturday, featuring fierce competitors from Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia.
Lil Yachty (November 5 @ REBEL)
The American rapper has been continually gaining momentum since 2015 and with no plan of stopping anytime soon, he hits Toronto for "One Night" only.
Free Philly Cheesesteak Sandwiches and Poutine (November 3 @ Philthy Philly’s)
Philthy Philly's is giving away 100 free Philly cheesesteak sandwiches and 100 free poutines to the first people in line at their new Yonge location starting at 6 PM.
Toronto Luxury Chocolate Show (November 4-5 @ Toronto Public Library - Toronto Reference Library, Salons)
The 7th Toronto International Luxury Chocolate Show will bring hourly demonstrations and free samples of diverse, fine artisan and imported chocolate products, as well as purchasable treats to take home.
Syrian Refugee Community Dinner (November 3 @ Paintbox Catering & Bistro)
Six Syrian refugees present an open buffet, bringing the beautiful delicacy of Syrian cuisine to Toronto. The event looks to help the Refugees better integrate into Canadian society and Toronto community.
Partake Brewing Launch Party (November 5 @ 3030 Dundas West)
Come find out why some craft beer writers are saying this draft non-alcoholic beer (yep, you read that right), is giving other beers a legitimate run for their money.
Black Star (November 3 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
In collaboration with the British Film Institute, TIFF presents Black Star, an expansive retrospective celebrating 100 years of Black excellence in cinema.
Brazil Film Festival (November 3-5 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
The eleventh annual Brazil Film Fest is returning to Toronto and features twelve recent national productions never before seen in Toronto.
Found Footage Festival (November 3 @ The Royal Cinema - Toronto)
Hundreds of hours of VHS footage is meticulously curated into a night of outrageous clips screened with commentary on stage.
Tomorrow: Free Screening (November 5 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
The 9th Annual EcoFair at the Barns presents a free screening of Tomorrow: Travel the World of Sustainable Solution, which explores the contemporary collapse of many of the planet's ecosystems.
Women in Spirit: The Art of Indigenous Artist Wabimeguil (November 3-11 @ Artusiasm Art Gallery)
Wabimeguil has worked with vivid colours and forms for over 30 years and will be holding her first ever solo exhibition in Toronto, “Women in Spirit."
Stereo: A Glasses-Less 3D Exhibit - Opening Reception (November 4 @ Hashtag Gallery)
This new exhibit hits Toronto November 4th and boasts mind bending glasses-free 3D to create an immersive experience that can quite literally only be seen in person.
iAM: An Exhibition on Reconciliation Opening Party (November 3 @ Daniel Spectrum building)
Over 20 artists and the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto unite to recognize Canada's complicated history with the Indigenous community through photos and recorded stories.
Benefit Show for D-Beatstro (November 5 @ D-Beatstro)
The community-driven venue has confessed to some financial difficulties, so bands from across town are hosting an all ages benefit show to keep the asset to Toronto's music scene up and running. Bands include HEX, the Jims, Cheap Smokes, and more.
by Corey Van Den Hoogenband via blogTO
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