Harry Potter fans are in for a treat with events in Toronto today including a Yule Ball dedicated to all things magic. Elsewhere, the Born Ruffians are set to perform and a group of artists are having a goodbye exhibition before their space is turned into condos.
Events you might want to check out:The Yule Ball (December 20 @ The Phoenix Concert Theatre)
Break out your freshest robes for this Harry Potter party that will see the Phoenix transformed into the Great Hall and a night of wizarding fun.
Born Ruffians (December 20 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
The small town Ontario indie rockers with a big sound are in town to play their hits alongside garage rocker Luna Li and Posey.
The Atomic Cafe (December 20 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Part of the Films Changing the World series, this documentary takes a humorous approach to exploring Cold War American culture.
Counterparts (December 20 @ The Opera House)
From Hamilton's vibrant music scene comes punk rockers Counterparts to play alongside Harm's Way, Like Pacific, END, Bearings and more.
The Hip Haus (December 20 @ Thompson Hotel Toronto)
The Hip Haus is back for another around of pre-holiday fun with drinks, casino games, silent auction, fashion show, music, food and more.
Holiday Comedy Spectacular (December 20 @ Social Capital Theatre)
Catch some laughs with local comedians, musicians and performers taking the stage and tearing it up to help take the edge off the holiday stress.
Holiday Art Fundraiser (December 20 @ Camp 4)
A celebration of female arts and culture is on with a exhibition featuring local artists, a DJ showcase and raffle in support of Sistering.
Frequencies (December 20 @ Handlebar)
Dance it out at the last Frequencies of the year with a night of unheard tracks and project premieres from Toronto's local producers.
John Orpheus (December 20 @ Lula Lounge)
Hot tropical vibes are on with singer John Orpheus whose ready to bring the island to Toronto alongside Nyssa, Ice Cream and Rapport.
Longest Night Salon (December 20 @ This Month Only)
The Coffin Factory community hub is set for redevelopment but not before the artists in residence throw one last shindig, exhibition and sale of their works.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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