Saturday is here and events in Toronto look to celebrate the long weekend and shake off the Feburary blues with the last DJ Skate Night of the year and a Queen dance party. Another night of the Wavelength Music Festival is on and the Arkells are here too.
Events you might want to check out:Arkells (February 16 @ Scotiabank Arena)
The H-town boys are fresh off their Juno nominations and ready to hit the stage alongside California indie folk rockers Lord Huron.
DJ Skate Nights (February 16 @ Natrel Rink)
DJ Skate Nights wrap up for the season with a final skating party, featuring Nino Brown and Dre Ngozi spinning hip-hop, electro, dancehall and house.
Wavelength Winter Festival (February 16 @ The Garrison)
Another night of synth electro dream pop tunes are on as Montreal's Anemone arrives to perform alongside Twist, Future Pears and Isla Den.
10 Things I Hate About You (February 16 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
The iconic Julia Stiles stars as an unapologetic badass alongside Heath Ledger's mystery man with heart in this classic Shakespeare-inspired rom com.
Bohemian Rhapsody (February 16 @ Mod Club)
The Mod Club has Queen fever with a Bohemian Rhapsody-themed dance party, playing all the best Queen hits and 70's-80's era bops.
Kurt Vile & the Violators (February 16 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
It's an old school, down-home, Americana indie rock style that comes via Kurt Vile, with his modern take on the sounds of classic rockers past.
Love is Love (February 16 @ One Loft)
Valentine's is for everyone and Bad Habits is ready to celebrate all the queer love out there with an all-female DJ lineup playing the hits.
Black Opera (February 16 @ Toronto Reference Library)
A full day of programming devoted to learning about this history of Black opera is on, with performances, talks, special guests and more.
Dead Poet (February 16 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Local musicians, artists, poets and DJs are coming together for a night centred around self-love, with performances all evening long.
Good Morning, Viet Mom (February 16 - March 3 @ Aki Studio)
Comedian Franco Nguyen travels to Vietnam and finds inspiration from his mom in this new production that looks at the immigrant experience.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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