Toronto is still recovering from Sunday's horrific shooting but those looking to get out and support events in the city have plenty of options to choose from including a movie under the stars and an exhibit featuring Toronto's most enduring murals.
Events you might want to check out:Fleet Foxes (July 24 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
Seattle's indie folk rockers put a modern twist on an old genre, incorporating pop elements that have brought them into the mainstream.
Wiz Khalifa (July 24 @ Budweiser Stage)
Rapper Wiz Khalifa is in with none other than Rae Sremmurd, arriving for the night as part of his Dazed and Blazed tour.
Reflections (July 24 @ The Roastery (401 Richmond))
Toronto's own murals get the gallery treatment in this exhibition dedicated to thirty years of colourful walls filled with stories of the city.
City Cinema (July 24 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
Catch a flick outside in the heart of downtown at this screening of Ron Howard's 2016 film about the The Beatles during their touring years.
Xanadu (July 24 @ The Royal Cinema)
The weird and wild world of the late-70s is captured in this retro-drenched film about a roller disco starring Olivia Newton-John and scored by ELO.
Diamond Comedy (July 24 @ Comedy Bar)
Local up-and-coming comedians are gearing up for the Edinburgh Fringe and are looking to test their material on a group of lucky show-goers.
Queeraoke (July 24 @ The Beaver)
Queer it up and sing it out to your own theme song at this karaoke jam hosted by the new Bricks & Glitter festival.
Merival (July 24 @ Burdock)
Toronto's own multi-instrumentalist Mervial has been making her way around Canada and is back to perform alongside Sam Moss and Dana Gavanski.
Left Field Brewmasters Dinner (July 24 @ Craft Beer Market Toronto)
A four-course dinner is going down with beer pairings and a complimentary brew is all part of this monthly dinner series.
Free Coffee at Marben (July 24-27 @ Marben)
Mornings are tough but Marben is giving away free coffee fro 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. everyday this week until Friday.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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