Do you remember where you were when the whole city went black? Events today look to celebrate the (literally) dark period in Toronto's history with a big party. There's also a night market happening downtown and a free outdoor film screening.
Events you might want to check out:Blackout Anniversary Party (August 14 @ Christie Pits)
The 2003 blackout happened 15 years ago this week, and to celebrate, a big jam is on featuring a picnic, music, bike ride, parade and afterparty.
All Time Low and Dashboard Confessional (August 14 @ RBC Echo Beach)
Relive the greatest phase of your life with emo superstars Dashboard Confessional as they arrive alongside All Time Low.
Shine A Light (August 14 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
The Rolling Stones keep on rockin' on the big screen during this outdoor screening of Martin Scorsese's 2006 rockumentary.
Lydia (August 14 @ Horseshoe Tavern)
This Arizona indie band have been steadily honing their rock sound to incorporate electro and folk to create something very special.
Cringe Worthy (August 14 @ The Opera House)
Laugh, cry and cringe as Cringe Worthy returns with another round of hilarious and embarrassing stories told by comedians for charity.
Visions in Meditation (August 14 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Inspired by a difficult period in his life, filmmaker Stan Brakhage explores North America and its vast landscape in search of something more.
Create For What (August 14 @ Offsite Concept Space)
Four emerging Toronto artists discuss their creative process alongside a night of live performances, open mic, art demonstrations and drinks.
The Disaster Tour (August 14 @ Cherry Cola's)
House of Laureen comes to Toronto with Montreal divas known for their raunchy performances, with Disasterina, Uma Gahd and more.
Joan of Arc (August 14 @ The Baby G)
Get weird with Chicago's Joan of Arc and their trippy, experimental sound and goofy style, with support from B Boys.
Twilight Tuesdays (August 14-28 @ Drake One Fifty)
The Financial District is getting a weekly night market filled with activities like tarot readings, $5 food and drinks, DJs and more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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