Free is the name of the game with events in Toronto today with film, karaoke, slurpees and a poetry reading all happening free of charge. Elsewhere, The Weeknd is performing and Indie Week kicks off across the city.
Events you might want to check out:The Weeknd (November 6 @ Rebel)
The Weeknd returns home for a big concert featuring some of his pals, including Nav, Bryson Tiller and The Neighbourhood.
Fireside Tales (November 6 @ Dufferin Grove Park)
Dress warm and curl up with a hot chocolate because Fireside Tales is back with a winter series of storytelling sessions.
Rowers Reading Series (November 6 @ Glad Day Bookshop (Church))
Poetry and prose are on for a night of reading as artists Stevie Howell, M. NourbeSe Philip, Pratap Reddy and Karen Smythe share their stuff.
The Walrus Talks Disruption (November 6 @ Isabel Bader Theatre)
Speakers from The Walrus are sitting down to chat about the idea of "disruption" in areas of media, technology, industry, identity and more.
Working Women (November 6 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Back again is this comedy showcase of ladies, gents and all gender non-conforming funny folk chatting about the world today.
Citizen Jane (November 6 @ Innis Town Hall)
Jane Jacobs served as one of the most influential thinkers of our time and this free screening looks to explore her lasting impact on urban cities today.
Caroline Rose (November 6 @ The Drake Hotel)
Singer and songwriter Caroline Rose infuses humour into her indie rock tunes that are underscored by a distinct irreverence.
Reverse 7-Eleven Day (November 6 @ Multiple Venues)
In honour of all the hot messes out there, 7-Eleven if giving away free medium slurps to anyone wearing their clothes on backwards.
Indie Week (November 6-11 @ Multiple Venues)
Don't sleep on any of the emerging, underground and indie artists arriving from all over to play at venues across the city.
Hot Breath Karaoke (November 6-28 @ Handlebar)
Sing it loud and proud—even if you're not that great—at this game show-style karaoke competition that's totally free.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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