Weekend events in Toronto February 2-4 2018

Weekend events in Toronto include the return of the Toronto Tea Festival, the start of Harbourfront Centre's month long Black History Month celebrations, and some huge parties at nightclubs around town.

Events you might want to check out:

Beats and Bents (February 2 @ The Bentway)
Last Planet presents a line-up of world renowned musical artists to soundtrack your skating experience down at the Gardiner's Bentway and create the most memorable dance floor experience on ice.
Flashback Film Fest (February 2 @ Cineplex Cinemas Yonge-Dundas and VIP)
Canada's only coast to coast film festival brings classic favourites in action, sci-fi, and comedy back to the big screen from February 2-8. Expect gems like Back to the Future and The Big Lebowski.
Toronto Tea Festival (February 3-4 @ Toronto Reference Library)
Sample hundreds of the world's finest teas courtesy of over 40 exhibitors stationed at this two day love letter to tea. Last year's over 3000 people attended, so expect to connect with fellow tea lovers.
Soca on Ice (February 3 @ Harbourfront Centre)
The Harbourfront Centre is calling all lovers of soca and Caribbean music to attend this special edition of DJ Skate Nights. Dr. Jay de Soca Prince's beats will make this the hottest winter party on ice.
CODA 4 Year Anniversary (February 3 @ CODA)
Miss Honey Dijon is performing an open-to-close set in celebration of CODA's four year anniversary. Honey brings the best in house, disco, and more to this party on Bathurst.
Coldest Day of the Year Ride (February 3 @ Danforth Ave and Logan Ave)
For those who missed the Polar Bear Dip but want to embrace the freeze, take the Coldest Day of the Year Ride, which departs from Alexander the Great Parkette at 11:30 a.m. The ride is 7km. Bundle up!
Kuumba (February 3-24 @ Harbourfront Centre)
Harbourfront Centre celebrates Black History Month with Kuumba: a Journey to Black Liberation. Free art events happen all month, some gems being Journey Through Hip Hop and I Am For You Can Enjoy.
Rose McGowan In Conversation (February 4 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Writer, director, former actress, and proud feminist discusses her poignant memoir, Brave. It's a pull-no punches manifesto to dismantle systemic misogyny and empower people everywhere.
Kimbra (February 2 @ Mod Club Theatre)
Kimbra's forthcoming album may have been delayed a few months, but her visit to the Mod Club is right on schedule. If you're lucky, the Cameo Lover may debut some of those new songs live.
Zaki Ibrahim (February 2 @ Rivoli)
The South African-Canadian singer brings her blend of R&B, soul, and jazz to the Rivoli. The new LP The Secret Life of Planets just dropped two days ago, so expect to hear new material.
Dirty Talk (February 2 @ Unlovable)
DJ Pammm and DJ Diana McNally play music to transport you to the far reaches of Orion. Cosmic Disco, Montreal Sound, and 80s Euro synthpop await at this no cover show.
Y2K Party (February 2 @ Drake Underground)
Y2K Party sees DJ Starting From Scratch and Mensa spnning the best jams, one hit wonders and guilty pleasures of the early to mid 2000s.
Rock The Dragon (February 3 @ Raiders Esports Centre)
Anime fans are coming out of the woodwork to party hard with Pink City's 19+ Dragon Ball Z party. There's tons of buzz around this one, almost as much as last year's Sailor Moon Celebration.
Scott Disick (February 3 @ Rebel)
Longtime love interest of Kourtney Kardashian lands at Toronto's Rebel this Saturday to host a party with music by DJ Jed Harper and Scotty Scratch.
Made in Toronto (February 3 @ Nest)
The popular College Street nightclub located beside Sneaky Dee's is partying hard until 5 AM. There's free entry as long as you show up before midnight.
You Meme A Lot To Me (February 3 @ Rivoli)
Laugh at memes, play some games, and move to old school hip-hop, R&B, trap and more. It's a comedy Valentine's party with the internet generation at heart.
Theatresports (February 3 - March 31 @ Bad Dog Comedy Theatre)
For over 35 years, Bad Dog's flagship show has been making Toronto laugh. Theatresports mixing improv and shortform games in the style of Whose Line is It Anyway to great effect.
Perfect 10 Black History Showcase (February 3 @ Comedy Bar)
Comedy Bar and the Underground Comedy Railroad Tour are back to celebrate Black History Month with six stand-ups from across Canada taking the stage for only $15.
Global Boogie Banquet (February 2 @ Handlebar)
Handlebar's free music and food party returns to Kensington Market. DJ Oreku spins international grooves all night while Chef Jonas Linturn prepares meals inspired by cultures around the globe.
Sausage Party Veggie Pop-up (February 2 @ Left Field Brewery)
Delicious veggie sausage, mac and cheese, spicy kimchi and more vegetarian options land at Left Field Brewery on Saturday for this pop-up sausage party.
Feast In The East (February 3 @ Matt Durant Studio)
The bi-monthly east end music, food, and art series returns. Expect to hear hypnotic electronic music live from a handful of talented artists.
National Bridal Show (February 2-4 @ Enercare Centre)
This inclusive one stop shop for brides, grooms, plus their families and friends will give you an edge in planning any wedding type, be it budget or blowout. Plus, brides-to-be get in for free if they pre-register!
Clothing Swap For All (February 3 @ Unit 2)
No charge, no hassle, no drama. Just drop the clothes you don't need anymore and grab something new that speaks to you. Anything left over gets donated to OASIS.
LandMade (February 4 @ Gladstone Hotel)
10 farmers bring their farm fresh yarns, roving and fleece to the Gladstone for the second annual LandMADE market. Meet the Canadian farmers and pick up local fibers for your next art project.

by Corey Van Den Hoogenband via blogTO