Events in Toronto today go something like this: some comic book festival action before the big pug grumble, a flower market in the afternoon, an art opening after dinner and a space-y dance party later in the evening. Let me know how it goes!
Events you might want to check out:Toronto Pug Grumble (May 12 @ Trinity Bellwoods Dog Bowl)
Sun's out, pugs out. A herd of smooshy-faced butterballs are taking over Trinity Bellwoods for an afternoon of curly-tailed fabulousness.
Women Of Color (May 12 @ Struck Contemporary)
Seasoned portrait painter Benny Bing uses his distinct colour palette to challenge the concept of 'colour'.
90's House Party (May 12 @ Love Child Social House)
It's going down at this house party featuring free food, drinks, a 90s gift shop, a video game challenge and games. 90s dress code in effect!
Demolition Man (May 12 @ Revue Cinema)
Take a trip through dystopian America with Wesley Snipes and Sylvester Stallone in the weird 1993 film that's since gained a loyal cult following.
Movie Wardrobe Sale (May 12 @ The Backlot Film Studios)
Costumes, samples, textiles, vintage, gently used name brand and designer clothing are waiting to be found at this one-day sale.
Wonder Exhibit (May 12-20 @ Former Weston Bread Factory)
The Weston Bread Factory opens its doors to feature photos by Toronto photographer Laird Kay that celebrate this city landmark.
Toronto Comic Arts Festival (May 12-13 @ Toronto Reference Library)
All things comic book art are celebrated with exhibitions, readings, panels, interviews, art installations and workshops—free!
Sloan (May 12 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
The homegrown heroes of Sloan are performing a free concert in Toronto's busiest intersection, as part of Canadian Music Week.
Toronto Flower Market (May 12 - October 20 @ CAMH)
This spring favourite kicks off the season, featuring locally grown flowers from fields and greenhouses around the city.
Canadian Music Week (May 7-13 @ Multiple Venues)
The weekend marks the last few days to check out a ton of artist showcases and performances happening at venues all over the city.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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