10 things to do in Toronto today

The dog days of summer in Toronto are here, but there's still lots of events happening throughout the day. Coco and Game Night get outdoor screenings, while a photography exhibit is on at the Gladstone. There's also a comedy show and several musical performances.

Events you might want to check out:

Open Roof Festival (August 1 @ Sterling Road)
With only a few Open Roof dates left for the season, now's the time to drink, eat, listen to local artist Terrell Morris and watch Game Night under the stars.
Bikes vs. Cars (August 1 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The debate around safer streets takes the spotlight during this screening of Bikes vs. Cars (featuring Toronto), followed by a panel discussion.
Rich Aucoin (August 1 @ The Rec Room)
Halifax's own Rich Aucoin is making his way around Canada with his light-as-a-feather voice and indie pop rock sound.
Under the Stars (August 1 @ Regent Park)
Regent Park's Under the Stars film series continues with a screening of Coco, plus music, yoga, rugby drills and dance classes before the show.
CKY (August 1 @ The Opera House)
We all remember the movies that planted the seed for Jackass and spawned a band. Well, they're here now, alongside Slaves and Royal Thunder.
Every Woman Campaign (August 1 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Film producer Jess Lewis uses photographs to create a gallery of images that *every* woman can see themselves reflected in.
Emancipation Day Celebration (August 1 @ A Different Booklist)
August 1st marks Emancipation Day in Canada, and A Different Booklist is hosting a celebration with readings from Kathy Grant and Cheryl Thompson.
Hump Day Comedy Show (August 1 @ Comedy Bar)
This $5 Wednesday night comedy series returns with a variety show of sorts featuring Sophie Kohn, Classic Humans, Kinsey Fail and Chakra Khan.
Cavern of Swimmers (August 1 @ Bovine Sex Club)
Pulsating guitar, thrashing heads and... opera? This Venezuelan duet is known for setting soaring vocals overtop their fast-paced heavy metal tunes.
Kids Stuff (August 1 @ Burdock)
Confabulation is back with an evening of six storytellers recounting all-true tales about the good old days of childhood.

by Lisa Power via blogTO