10 things to do in Toronto today

Events in Toronto today has Arcade Fire's Win Butler spinning tracks and a big flower market overtaking Union Station. The International Film Festival of South Asia begins today and there's a big fair-trade expo on as well.

Events you might want to check out:

DJ Windows98 (May 10 @ The Rec Room)
Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler is teaming up with Felix Cartal as part of Can Music Week's Club Series to lay down some funky tracks.
Songbuster (May 10 @ Buddies in Bad Times)
This fast-paced improv comedy-turned-musical mixes music and words to create a world full of engaging characters on the spot.
Comic Vision (May 10 @ Berkeley Church)
This comedy bash brings the laughs with a cocktail reception, hors d'oeuvres and a digital auction.
ArtsEffects (May 10 @ The Spoke Club)
Canadian artists sell off rare pieces of contemporary art, among live performances, food and drinks — all for a good cause.
Blossom and Bloom (May 10-13 @ Union Station)
The newly renovated Union Station is set to be taken over by a barrage of gorgeous flowers, a marketplace of art and music just in time for Mother's Day.
Buy Good. Feel Good. Expo (May 10-13 @ Enercare Centre)
Fair-trade, ethically-sourced and sustainable vendors show off their goods with everything from clothing to organic food to home decor.
Toronto/New York (May 10-21 @ Galerie de Bellefeuille)
Photographer Nicolas Ruel combined images of Toronto and New York City to explore the similarities in their urban landscape.
International Film Festival of South Asia (May 10-21 @ Multiple Venues)
Now in its seventh year, this film festival showcases a diverse and independent selection of films on themes from South Asian culture.
I Am You (May 10 - June 2 @ Nicholas Metivier Gallery)
Gordon Parks, LIFE Mag's first African-American staff photographer, spent decades capturing America's struggle with poverty, despair, revolt and freedom.
Canadian Music Week (May 7-13 @ Multiple Venues)
The city is alive as musicians from all over are here — right now — playing their talented hearts out at venues all over the city.

by Lisa Power via blogTO