The top 10 events in Toronto this fall

Events in Toronto this fall will have you breaking out the sweaters, and enjoying apple cider and the smell of wet leaves. There's a big party at the library, as well as plenty of festivals for art, music, and podcasts. There are also plenty of free events too.

Events you might want to check out:

Nitro Circus Toronto (September 30 @ Scotiabank Arena)
High-flying motorcycles take over the Scotiabank Arena to soar over giant dunes during this FMX, BMX, scooter and inline extravaganza.
Toronto After Dark Film Festival (October 11-19 @ Cineplex Scotiabank Theatre)
Feature films and shorts of the horror, thriller and sci-fi persuasion are being screened over nine nights, just in time for spooky season.
Red Bull Music Festival (October 17-26 @ Multiple Venues)
Coming to Toronto for the first time, this music festival is stacked with performances by DVSN and The Sorority, a Distillery District takeover by Alice Glass, plus workshops and events.
Hush Hush (October 20 @ Bloor/Gladstone Library)
Bloor/Gladstone Library is being transformed into party central with drinks, neon signs and classic library nostalgia during this big party in the stacks.
Art Toronto (October 25-29 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
Modern art gets a big festival downtown with both Canadian and international artists presenting new works, lectures and programming.
Hot Docs Podcast Festival (November 1-5 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
There's never been a better time for podcasts, and some of the leading podcasters will be in for panels and presentations, plus a live read from LeVar Burton.
Indie Week (November 6-11 @ Multiple Venues)
Over 300 artists are set to takeover more than 25 venues across the city with new underground and indie music from all genres.
Toronto Christmas Market (November 15 - December 23 @ The Distillery District)
Grab a cider and get festive at the Christmas Market that features food, shopping, drinks and entertainment to get you in the holiday spirit.
Winter at Ontario Place (December 8 - March 18 @ Ontario Place)
Back again is this free outdoor festival featuring the Winter Light exhibition, skating, bonfires and screenings at the Cinesphere.
Cirque du Soleil (December 12-16 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Corteo tells the story of "a festive parade imagined by a clown" and includes its signature acrobatic marvels and mind-bending contortion.

by Lisa Power via blogTO