Weekend events in Toronto are all about getting into winter mode and starting to maybe even enjoy it. A dazzling firework show is set to shimmer over City Hall with Cavalcade of Lights and Winter at Ontario Place kicks off. Markets, music, film and an ABBA skating party are on as well.
Events you might want to check out:LOVEBOT Exhibition (November 23-25 @ Cabbagetown Building)
Toronto's most familiar talisman for all things love is taking to the gallery for a solo exhibition featuring new works, artist talks, shopping and more.
Winter at Ontario Place (November 23 - March 17 @ Ontario Place)
Ontario Place kicks off another year of wintery activities like ice skating, a light festival, winter fair, bonfires and lots more all season long.
Cavalcade of Lights (November 24 @ Nathan Phillips Square)
A massive firework light display is only part of this big holiday celebration in the Square with live music, skating and the lighting of the Christmas tree.
Swedish Christmas Fair (November 24-25 @ Harbourfront Centre)
There's nothing like a Swedish-style Christmas to embody the season and this fair is full of folk dancing, crafts, traditional food and singing.
Norden (November 24 - December 2 @ Harbourfront Centre)
New this year is a festival dedicated to Nordic culture with a week of events, including an ABBA ice skating party, holiday market and art shows.
ABBA on Ice (November 25 @ Natrel Rink)
Calling all Dancing Queens! Skate to a playlist of top hits from Sweden’s–and the world’s–ultimate pop band ABBA on the scenic Natrel Rink.
Great Lake Swimmers (November 23 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Sweet and lovely folk rock reminiscent with notes of the Hip are part of this Toronto-based collective's unique sound.
Single Mothers (November 24 @ The Garrison)
Single Mothers has been carving out a space for themselves among the local punk scene and they're here with D Boy and BURNER.
No Man's Land (November 23 @ Mod Club)
A night of electronica is on with DJ Medicineman leading a huge party with interactive art, dance, tilting, aerials, hopping, live tunes and visuals.
Heathers (November 23 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Ryder. Slater. The 80s. Shoulder pads. High school cliques. Death. This movie has since achieved cult status, and is it really any wonder why?
The Price of Everything (November 23-26 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Ever wondered how Hockney's painting sold for $90 million? This doc looks at the complex ecosystem that's the driving force behind the art market.
Canadian Labour International Film Festival (November 23-24 @ Carlton Cinema)
Films that focus on labour in Canada and all over the globe are screening through the week, completely free of charge.
Shorts That Are Not Pants Film Festival (November 23-24 @ Cinecycle)
Small films can tell a big story and this film festival includes a selection of shorts by filmmakers from Canada and all over the world.
Blade Runner (November 23-25 @ Cinesphere)
Fresh off his Han and Indie success, a young Harrison Ford stars in one of the most visually magnificent futuristic sci-fi masterpieces ever made.
ROM Friday Night Live (November 23 @ Royal Ontario Museum)
The last FNL of the year is gonna be lit with local bands like The Darcys on hand for a night of tunes, art, food and drink among the dinosaur bones.
Afro Haus (November 23 @ Revival)
Get ready to sweat to all the best afrohouse, dance hall, soca, kuduro and more all night long with DJs Ëlle and Luke Sorensen.
80's and 90's Video Dance Party (November 24 @ Remix Lounge)
Crimp your hair and break out your shoulder pads for this big 80s and 90s video dance party with a special spotlight on Queen.
Sexy Nerds Blockbuster (November 24 @ Power Up Game Bar)
Nerds, rejoice! A Blockbuster-themed party is on with gaming, live painting, dancing, cosplay and tons of strange prizes.
Sunday Afternoon Social (November 25 @ Palais Royale)
DJs from Toronto and beyond are coming out for a all-day party featuring UK's Gaudi, Box of Kittens, Mark Oliver anymore spinning house and techno.
Indigenous Artisan Marketplace (November 23-25 @ Native Canadian Centre of Toronto)
Jewellery, dreamcatchers, clothing, moccasins, paintings and more from over 40 Indigenous artists and makers are available at this three-day market.
Sunwing's Black Friday Pop-Up Store (November 23-26 @ 277 Queen St. W)
Sunwing is looking to transport you to the islands with a pop-up store including Cuban, Jamaican and Bahamian treats, tunes and vibes.
Dine Alone Black Friday Pop-Up (November 23-28 @ Dine Alone Records)
Dine Alone Records is opening up for a Black Friday pop-up in honour of Record Store Day with all kinds of records, merch and a big makers market.
We Are Smithed (November 23 - December 28 @ Black Cat Artspace)
Vintage, handmade, local and specially designed jewellery is available during this holiday pop-up from the Toronto-based We Are Smithed.
Toronto Drag Market (November 24 @ Glad Day Bookshop (Church))
Support your local queens and kings as they werq their wears with all kinds of handmade items and speciality merch.
The Deadstock Depot (November 24 @ 1305 Dundas Street W)
Tommy Hilfiger, Champion, Kappa, Gucci, Ralph Lauren and lots more can be found at this huge thanks to vintage hunters from all over.
King West Holiday Pop-Up (November 24-25 @ Portland Market)
If you're looking for some fancy gifts, King West makers are coming together for a curated market full of decor, lifestyle, beauty and health, art and more.
Etsy Holiday Market (November 25 @ The Great Hall)
Toronto's Etsy community is coming out just in time for the holidays with 50 makers selling all kinds of locally-made gifts and lifestyle goods.
Flipside Record Sale (November 25 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Give the gift of music or keep it all for yourself as over 30,000 used, vintage and rare records are all on sale at this huge one day sale.
Toronto's Chanukah Market (November 25 @ The Warehouse at Downsview Park)
A celebration of Jewish culture is on at this big market with traditional food, shopping, entertainment and cooking demos.
Veg Holiday Market (November 25 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
Meatless is the name of the game at this big holiday market with vegetarian and plant-based goodies to suit everyone's taste.
Yule Love It (November 25 @ Full of Beans)
Artists and makers from the Dundas West neighbourhood will be on hand for this mini-market with lots of unique gifts.
PHSC Image Show (November 25 @ Arts & Letters Club)
The Photographic Historical Society of Canada is having its annual sale full of old camera, vintage photographs, postcards, prints and more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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