Events in Toronto today include Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield's future focused variety show, a Mexican fiesta featuring Toronto's most popular mariachi band, and a multi-discipline art party where musicians, fashion designers, and dancers can all shine.
Events you might want to check out:Chris Hadfield's Generator (January 11 @ Roy Thomson Hall)
Canadian astronaut and musician Chris Hadfield assembles a team of brilliant thinkers and even better speakers for a variety show blending knowledge, music and comedy.
A Mexican Fiesta (January 11 @ One King West)
Mexian-inspired dishes, El Jimador Tequila sampling, and Toronto's own Mariachi Band, Los Gallos, come to One King West to spice up your life.
Winter Wonderland (January 11 @ Pryze Bar)
The college and university crowd take over Pryze as part of multiple colleges' Frost Week celebrations. Hip hop, top 40, mash ups, and house will soundtrack the night.
Dirty Talk Art Show (January 11 @ Smiling Buddha)
Smiling Buddha hosts a multi-discipline arts festival, giving musicians, visual artists, dancers, and fashion designers a stage to shine on. Arrive early to network before taking in dozens of performers.
Music City: The Industry (January 11 @ Supermarket Restaurant & Bar)
The same people who worked on Long Winter and Toronto's Musical Undergrounds host a panel discussion on Toronto's musical identity and place on the international music stage. It's free to attend.
Women and Trans Game Night (January 11 @ See Scape)
A gaming night welcoming all women and trans identifying people goes down at See-Scape tonight, with plenty of board games plus karaoke starting at 10PM.
Or Not To Be (January 11-28 @ Red Sandcastle Theatre)
This modern riff on Hamlet focuses on the biggest question of all — how do we make meaning of our lives given their short span.
by Corey Van Den Hoogenband via blogTO
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