The long weekend is upon us and events in Toronto today welcome three days of music as the Wavelength Winter Festival takes over The Garrison. There's a big party at the ROM, an arts market and some queer cabaret all happening on this fine Friday eve.
Events you might want to check out:Friday Night Live (February 15 @ Royal Ontario Museum)
The ROM is keeping the Valentine's Day vibes going with a big party spread throughout the museum, featuring music, food, drinks and more.
Bad Habits (February 15 @ Apt. 200)
After having worked with Lil Yachty and The Weeknd, DJ ODALYS of New York is here to spin hot beats alongside 4th Pyramid and Hokagemoe.
Something Borrowed, Something New (February 15 @ Art Metropole)
Local artists are ready to give a small part of themselves away at Art Metropole with this market filled with nifty trinkets and a few other surprises.
The Bricks & Glitter Cabaret (February 15 @ Buddies in Bad Times)
Toronto’s DIY summer QTBIPOC festival is back with a one-night cabaret featuring performance art, queerlesque, comedy and an avant-garde slop queen.
Volur (February 15 @ Coalition)
Inspired by folk melodies, Toronto's own Volur draws on heathen and pagan themes to make doom rock mashups that haunt the senses.
Animation Arts Festival (February 15-17 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Innovative, new and experimental animation works are screening during this annual festival by creators from all over the world.
TIFF Next Wave Film Festival (February 15-17 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Free for anyone under 25, this film festival looks to showcase young directors trying their hand at new and innovative filmmaking.
Wavelength Winter Festival (February 15-18 @ The Garrison)
Wavelength returns to feature a stellar lineup of electro artists from all over, taking place over three nights at The Garrison.
Inception (February 15-18 @ Cinepshere)
Leo DiCapp stars as a dream-diving thief that takes on the challenging job of implanting an idea while trying to work through his own issues.
Canadian International Autoshow (February 15-24 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
Drake's $2.5 million dollar car is being showcased alongside a GO bus at this year's auto show, with exhibits on all weekend long.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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