10 things to do in Toronto today

It's Saturday in the city and there's lots of events in Toronto worth checking out. A new film produced by Eminem takes a look the competitive world of rap battles and a pop-up showcases local designers. Parties, comedy, music and more are all happening as well.

Events you might want to check out:

Bodied (November 9-15 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Toronto rapper Alex Larsen draws on his experience in freestyle battles in this Eminem-produced satire of the city's underground scene.
Depeche Mode Video Dance Party (November 10 @ Remix Lounge)
Now in its 22nd year, Depeche Mode Fest is hosting a big dance party dedicated to the pioneers of 80s new wave and beyond.
Racks and Bands (November 10 @ Drake Hotel)
Dress to sweat for this hip-hop party now four years young featuring all the hottest hip-hop, R&B and dancehall courtesy of Jay Jolliffe and GIMMEMAR.
The Fall (November 10 @ 209 Geary Ave)
A roaring, fuming hunk of steel arrives as part of this art party featuring Tarna the Art Car, a host of DJs and costumes and more.
The Compound Pop-Up (November 10 @ 187)
Art, music, street fashion and more are all on at this pop-up shop featuring designs by local, up and coming artists from around the city.
Weakened Friends (November 10 @ Monarch Tavern)
Thrash, scream and yell along with the no frills sound of raw indie rockers Weakened Friends and Brooklyn's Nervous Dater.
What A Girl Wants (November 10 @ Mod Club)
Oops, the Mod Club did it again with a big dance party stacked with all the dirrrtiest jams from pre-and post "Toxic" Britney and Xtina.
Notorious (November 10 @ Comedy Bar)
Freestyle rap and stand up comedy come together for a high energy show featuring local Toronto comics.
Borealis (November 10 @ Coalition: T.O)
Catch a show featuring Borealis and Seven Kingdoms at the city's favourite punk bar before it shuts down.
Parkdale Flea (November 10-11 @ Northern Contemporary Gallery)
Bring your dogs, family, friends, main squeeze and lovely self to this big monthly market featuring tons of handmade products by local makers.

by Lisa Power via blogTO