While the cold weather has officially arrived, events in Toronto today have lots happening to get you ready for the into the weekend. A$AP Rocky is here and there's dance party in support of Wet’suwet’en Access Point. A new cult film festival, burlesque show and more are on, as well.
Events you might want to check out:A$AP Rocky (January 11 @ Coca-Cola Coliseum)
Coming hot off of Testing, it's been a good year for rapper A$AP Rocky, and he's bringing his Injured Generation tour here for the night.
Queer Dance Party Fundraiser for Wet’suwet’en Access Point (January 11 @ Unit 2)
Dance it out as local DJs gather to rise funds for Wet’suwet’en Access Point during this 2QTIBPOC get-down with food, drinks and an auction.
Paul Jacobs (January 11 @ Horseshoe Tavern)
Part of the Class of 2019 concert series, Montreal's Paul Jacobs is performing alongside Komodo, Mother Tongues, Pacer and Blankscreen.
Fake Shark (January 11 @ Radio)
Fast-paced Canadian pop-electro rockers are ready to rip as they arrive with an energetic sound played alongside Texas King and Huttch.
Sines of Life (January 11 @ Round)
Intergalactic vibes are on deck as Planet Fabulous hosts a multi-sensory prey with DJs, live performances and a late-night pie eating session.
Rage (January 11 @ Buddies in Bad Times)
It's a ladies night in every sense as Les Femmes Fatales is back with the first show of the new year, featuring burlesque and performance art.
Monowhales (January 11 @ Bovine Sex Club)
Toronto's own indie rocks are staying late to play alongside an eclectic mix of pals including Copper Crown, Outer Rooms and Dylan Hennessy.
Up All Night Fest (January 11-13 @ The Royal Cinema)
The first ever All Night Fest kicks off with four screenings of films that have amassed their own cult followings from big-name directors.
The Princess Bride (January 11-13 @ Cinesphere)
A classic love story is on when a farmboy-turned-pirate goes on the hunt for his lost love, encountering lots of wild characters along the way.
Fight Club (January 11-31 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Part of a series of movies from 1999, Fight Club is screening in all its bloody, sweaty, soap-burning, hot mess cathartic glory.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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