10 things to do in Toronto today

Events in Toronto today mean that, while the heat wave continues, there are plenty of ways to keep cool. Courtney Barnett and Dave Matthews are in to perform, and there's an outdoor movie screening for when it starts to cool down. There's also France vs. Belgium at the World Cup.

Events you might want to check out:

Courtney Barnett (July 10 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Courtney Barnett's unique style, both in song and person, has evolved over the years to encompass themes that speak to a generation of lost souls.
Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (July 10 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
This week's instalment of City Cinema's free outdoor screenings is a documentary about Canada's home-grown superstar Leonard Cohen.
Dave Matthews Band (July 10 @ Budweiser Stage)
90s rockers Dave Matthews Band continue to find an audience through songs that mix multiple genres and styles to find new sounds.
Olive B (July 10 @ Burdock)
Emerging songstress olive b takes her time and builds the mood through sensuous, minimalist rhythms that are heavy on the soul.
Hour of the Wolf (July 10 @ The Royal Cinema)
The Royal is hosting a night of horror with director Ingmar Bergman's classic Hour of the Wolf in celebration of the films 50th anniversary.
The Start-Up Carnival (July 10 @ Steam Whistle Brewing)
Toronto's tech community is set to take part in a series of fun competitions including a dunk tank and gladiator joust battle for charity.
RioT (July 10 @ Comedy Bar)
Back again is this showcase of sketch, improv and stand-up featuring a rotating cast of female identifying and non-binary performers.
OCAD U Zine Library Open House (July 10 @ OCAD U Learning Zone)
Part of Art Book Week, over 2,500 zines from uniquely handmade multiples, minicomics, poetry chapbooks and perzines are up for the perusing.
Harry Potter Trivia (July 10 @ The Beaver)
It's time to brush up and test how well you know your potions, divinations, fantastic beasts, ins and outs of the Ministry and the Dursley's.
Whitneoke (July 10 @ Wayla)
We will always love Whitney and this is your chance to belt out the high notes and low tones while paying tribute to the queen herself.

by Lisa Power via blogTO