Weekend events in Toronto offer up the chance to get out and about before the winter weather sets in. A multi-city music event is happening and there's a documentary about Bill Murray. If you're looking for Remembrance Day events, check them out here.
Events you might want to check out:The Tenant Turn Up (November 9 @ Unit 2)
Tenants are at the forefront of this multi-city music festival with performances across Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa happening at the same time.
St. Lucia (November 9 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Dance it out to the upbeat electro pop sounds of St. Lucia and their eclectic tunes that splice together different, cross-culture musical influences.
The Bill Murray Stories (November 9-16 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The enigmatic Bill Murray pops up everywhere and this documentary talks to those who've had encounters with the legendary actor.
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.
Serge Ibaka Charity Bowl (November 11 @ The Ballroom Bowl)
The Raptors own Serge Ibaka is hosting a charity bowl with drinks, food, a silent auction and more. Tickets are pricey, but its all for a good cause.
The Royal Craft Beer and Cider Awards (November 9 @ Coca-Cola Coliseum)
Over 40 local and regional brewers are gathering as part of the Royal Winter Fair for a night of samples, chef-made eats and cheese pairings.
National Women's Show (November 9-11 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
A massive girls-day is on with three days of fashion, food, guest speakers, cooking demos and lifestyle vendors on hand.
Whole Life Expo (November 9-11 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
Health and wellness vendors gather to showcase all things natural health, with over 200 vendors and speakers on-hand dedicated to green living.
Markham Butter Tart Festival (November 10 @ Markham Fairgrounds)
Butter tarts, a Canadian delicacy, are getting a big festival including a tart-off, craft market, speciality drinks and more.
Charity Souq (November 11 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
Performances, food, storytelling, shopping, workshops and more are all on at this big souq in support of Islamic Relief Canada.
Claude VonStroke (November 10 @ Rebel)
L.A.'s Claude VonStroke turns up the funk on some techno and deep house at Rebel alongside Steve Darko and Manzone & Strong.
Teenage Head (November 10 @ Lee's Palace)
Some good ol' rock 'n' rollin' is on with The Teenage Heads who sound like what would happen if you mixed The Ramones with Dion the Wanderer.
Toronto R&B Sounds (November 11 @ Nightowl)
Get to know Toronto's local R&B scene, as emerging artists take to the stage for a night of smooth slow jams and cool new tunes.
Current Joys (November 11 @ The Drake Hotel)
Current Joys takes bedroom rock mainstream with his lo-fi sound that combines a distinctly mellowed-out DIY element.
Alien (November 9-11 @ Cinesphere)
The film that catapulted sci-fi into the mainstream is screening on the round screen with all the snarling, gooey creatures you can handle.
Syria Film Festival (November 9-11 @ Art Gallery of Ontario)
A country in transition, stories from Syria are being told through film during this three-day festival with four feature films and one short documentary.
Dolphin Man (November 9-15 @ Carlton Cinema)
The life of French free-diver Jacques Mayol is captured in this award-winning documentary about his adventures under the sea.
We Margiela (November 10 @ Fox Theatre)
Parisian Designer Martin Margiela and his team have had a profound impact on fashion and this film shines a light on the famous fashion house.
Showgirls (November 11 @ Handlebar)
Handlebar continues to screen the best of the worst for free with Showgirls starring Saved By the Bell's Elizabeth Berkley and Twin Peaks' Kyle MacLachlan.
Y2Gay (November 9 @ Buddies in Bad Times)
Leave your portable CD player at home because all the best tunes of the decade that nearly saw the world end are on at this big dance party.
Beyond The Skies (November 10 @ David Dunlap Observatory)
Take a trip through the cosmos at this party inside the Dunlap Observatory, featuring a night of stargazing, live music and drinks.
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.
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.
Tired Of Being Alone (November 10 @ Sneaky Dee's)
Get down with the Reverend Al Green and all the other stars of the Motown era with a night of soul and R&B.
East End Holiday Market (November 10 @ 765 Queen St E)
Over 30 local artists are selling their handmade art, lifestyle, fashion and food items at this holiday market.
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.
Love Toronto Pop-Up (November 11 @ Kensington Market)
Show off your Toronto pride with local brands that specialize in Toronto-centric goodies at this one-day pop-up with lots of neat goodies.
Leslieville Winter Market Grand Opening (November 11 @ The Redwood Theatre)
A day of fresh, local food, arts and crafts, live music and more are on at the Leslieville Farmers' Market new location inside the Redwood Theatre.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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