Events in Toronto today will require a lot of napkins, as Ribfest kicks off for the first of three days. It's also the first edition of Urbani_T that will see Nathan Phillips Square transformed into a urban playground with fashion, music and art — totally free of charge.
Events you might want to check out:Fever Ray (May 17 @ Rebel)
Have a mind melting evening with the ambient, tripped-out sounds of the longtime star of Sweden's electro scene.
Operanation (May 17 @ Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts)
This opera party is meant to take you on an intergalactic ride into the stars. It'll feature performances from diverse art forms and musical stylings.
RPIA Tennis Championship (May 17 @ Mattamy Athletic Centre)
Tennis legend John McEnroe is set to battle it out on the court in this highly competitive, fan friendly, round-robin tournament.
War on Women (May 17 @ Hard Luck)
The co-ed feminist hardcore-punk band we need right now is here, with their middle fingers raised high to the man.
Alter Ego (May 17 @ Toronto Reference Library - Beeton Hall)
This exhibition on Canadian comic book superheros launches today, with a panel of artists discussing the future of superheroes in Canada.
Shade (May 17 @ Rivoli)
Comedians of colour from the LGBTQ+ community who identify as women come together for a critically-acclaimed comedy show.
Urbani_T (May 17-19 @ Nathan Phillips Square)
City hall is set to host the first edition of this huge, three-day celebration of urban music, art and fashion — completely free of charge.
Rib Fest (May 17-20 @ Yonge and Dundas Square)
Bibs and ribs are on all weekend, alongside barbecue chicken, desserts, roasted veggies and, yes, blooming onions.
Just for Fun! (May 17 - June 3 @ Thompson Landry Gallery)
Artists Bao and Boudro and Montreal's Rock Therrien look at iconic characters from pop culture and their impact on contemporary culture.
Collecting Moments (May 17 - June 10 @ Black Cat Artspace)
Stories of youth, love and celebration in Toronto are captured through the works of amateur photographer Dr. John E. Ackerman, in his neighbourhood of the old St. John’s Ward.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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