10 things to do in Toronto today

We're into real winter weather in Toronto and events today are as good as ever, despite the snow. Winter Wednesdays is back at Brickworks and there's a winter festival happening along King Street. The Black Film Festival and Rhubarb Festival both start today, too.

Events you might want to check out:

Evergreen's Winter Wednesdays (February 13 @ Evergreen Brick Works)
Grab your skates of pick up a pair as Wintergreen Wednesdays returns with an evening of hot drinks, games, food and fun.
Burroughs (February 13 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Telling the story of the godfather of the Beat Generation, William S. Burroughs, this doc explores his controversial writing and storied life.
Crimeprov (February 13 @ Bad Dog Comedy Theatre)
True crime is in and local comedians are ready to get bloody with a night of improv set within three different "crime periods".
Secret Society (February 13 @ Gatsby's Speakeasy)
DJ Dirty Dale and Zenta are on deck to spin hot beats and chill grooves that'll wake you from your winter slumber.
Galentine's Pawty (February 13 @ Pray Tell)
Valentine's is for the gals and Pray Tell is hosting a Galentine's party, complete with games, music, drinks, unlimited burger sliders and lots more.
Night Shift (February 13 @ Eden Hall)
The vibes are right as Night Shift returns showcase local house and techno artists as they try out new musical experiments and sound projects.
Toronto Wildlife Centre's Comedy Night (February 13 @ Yuk Yuk's)
After yesterday's storm, we could all use a laugh and this comedy show is bringing the humour with all proceeds going to help wild animals in need.
Black Film Festival (February 13-18 @ Multiple Venues)
Films that highlight the work of Black filmmakers from all over the world are screening at theatres across the city, as part of this annual festival.
Rhubarb Festival (February 13-23 @ Buddies in Bad Times Theatre)
Now in its 40th year, this theatre festival shines a spotlight on queer talent, stories and narratives that all look to challenge the conventions of theatre.
King Street Winter Warm-Up (February 13 - March 13 @ David Pecaut Square)
Get out there and embrace winter as the city hosts live music, food, drinks and activities along the King Street strip that's all free to enjoy.

by Lisa Power via blogTO