Weekend events in Toronto are about to get laced up and hit the ice for some hot hits as DJ Skate Nights returns to Harbourfront Centre. A score of Christmas flicks are screenings for free and Cirque du Soleil continues with a weekend of high-flying, acrobatic fun.
Events you might want to check out:Cirque du Soleil (December 12-16 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Corteo tells the story of "a festive parade imagined by a clown" and includes its signature acrobatic marvels and mind-bending contortion.
Hot Docs for the Holidays (December 14-31 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Catch all the Christmas classics at this donation-based special series that kicks off with Love Actually, White Christmas and A Christmas Story.
DJ Skate Nights (December 15 @ Natrel Rink)
DJ Skate Nights kicks off a season of free ice skating parties by the waterfront with a night of hot Latin hits at La Rumba Buena.
Rupi Kaur (December 15 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
Known across the world for her Insta-famous poems, Brampton's own Rupi Kaur is home to chat about her short and sweet works of art.
Holiday Mixtape Exchange (December 15 @ The Dupe Shop)
Give the gift of music at this holiday mixtape exchange. Don't have a tape? The Dupe Shop can whip one up for you on the spot.
Creed Bratton (December 16 @ Velvet Underground)
Arguably one of the most iconic characters from the U.S version of The Office, comedian and musician Creed Bratton is here for a night of tunes and laughs.
The Goodtimes Die Hard For Christmas (December 16 @ Revival Bar)
It's the 30th anniversary of Christmas classic Die Hard and The Goodtimes comedy troupe are honouring the film with a festive comedy showcase.
The Fifth Element (December 14-16 @ Cinesphere)
Another Bruce Willis classic, this futurist sci-fi thriller centres around good and evil in a world beyond the stars.
Tuition (December 15 @ Fox Theatre)
Director Kelvin Omori is set to premiere his new indie film that follows a struggling student and the lengths she'll go to support her education.
Batman Returns (December 16 @ The Royal Cinema)
A drunken screening of this questionable classic is on with a star-studded cast accompanied by drag, drunken festivities and debauchery.
Jessica Moss (December 14 @ Burdock)
Montreal's Jessica Moss has taken her talent solo to present a new body of work that incorporates classical violin elements with electro sounds.
Lil Berete (December 14 @ Daniels Spectrum)
Toronto rapper Lil Berete is up and coming in the scene and making a name for himself, earning acclaim from The Fader, Hypebeast and Complex.
Jennifer Castle and Jeremy Dutcher (December 15 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Folk rocker Jennifer Castle and the classically trained singer Jeremy Dutcher are coming together for a night of powerful and uplifting tunes.
Lawrence (December 15 @ Adelaide Hall)
New York soul pop duo Lawrence has been steadily creating a fresh sound that mixes R&B with funk and rock—all headed by Gracie's cutesy vocals.
Toronto R&B Sounds (December 16 @ Nightowl)
Just in time for the holidays is around round of up-and-coming and established R&B singers pooled of Toronto's thriving scene.
Showdown (December 14 @ Lee's Palace)
Six party games and five burlesque performers make up this show that's a burlesque show within a gameshow within a burlesque show.
Cherry Bomb (December 15 @ Round)
Back again is this queer-friendly dance party that's ready to celebrate the holidays with a night of hits and featuring special guest LL Cool Wei.
Pump Up the Volume (December 15 @ Remix Lounge)
The 90's are literally now and you can grab your Jnco jeans and hit the floor at this video dance party with lots of retro dance, house and electro on deck.
Divas Only (December 15 @ Glad Day Bookshop (Church))
Calling all divas! A huge celebration of the queens of pop is happening with a special spotlight on the all-time purveyors of girl-power: the Spice Girls.
Withrow's Winter Market (December 14-15 @ Crow's Theatre)
Two days of local shopping is on at the Crowsnest featuring handcrafted goods, artisanal foods and farmers themselves, plus food, drink and music.
Artscape Daniels Launchpad Holiday Market (December 14-15 @ Artscape Daniels Launchpad)
This huge, brand new space is opening up for a makers market with over 30 vendors selling all kinds of handmade goods over two days.
Caribbean Christmas Market (December 15 @ Ralph Thornton Community Centre)
All kinds of traditional Caribbean goodies are on at this holiday market with food and huge local makers market with gifts and accessories.
The Bazaar of the Bizarre (December 15 @ 6 Noble St)
Weird and strange goodies can be found at this non-traditional holiday market, featuring a ton of local makers specializing in the macabre.
Xpace Holiday Zine and Maker Fair (December 15 @ XPACE (Lansdowne))
Artists from all over the city are selling their works, including a huge selection of zines, comics, prints, t-shirts, tote bags, jewellery, ceramics and crafts.
Liberty Village Holiday Market (December 16 @ Dead End Studio)
Over 50 local artisans are coming out for this huge market with tons of unique works by craft-makers, photographers, designers and foodies.
The Trinity Bellwoods Flea (December 16 @ The Great Hall)
A big selection of makers are on hand for a day of shopping with vintage items, handmade goodies and local art for sale.
Venus Fest Winter Market (December 16 @ Lula Lounge)
Toronto's annual feminists' musical showcase Venus Fest is hosting a holiday market with lots of handmade goodies by women and non-binary artists.
Garrison Holiday Flea (December 16 @ Garrison)
Back again is the holiday version of this flea/day party featuring local makers, food and drink specials and even a photobooth with Santa.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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