The top events in Toronto this week raise a glass to Family Day 2019 at Brewer's Backyard, while the Artist Project and Winterfolk return. Action Bronson is here and there's a cat video festival. Don't forget to check out what's open and closed and all the cool free stuff happening, too.
Events you might want to check out:Brewer's Backyard (February 18 @ Evergreen Brick works)
The first Brewer’s Backyard is back with a whole day of brews, food, music and activities under the shelter of Evergreen Brick Works.
Red Velvet (February 19 @ Coca-Cola Coliseum)
K-pop sensations Red Velvet are making their way to Canada for the first time to perform in Toronto, as part of their Redmare tour.
Beirut (February 19 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
Indie folk rockers Beirut let their sound be shaped by the trumpet playing of Zach Condon while letting a symphony fall around it.
Action Bronson (February 20 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
When he's not tasting delicious food, he's rapping. Action Bronson arrives for a night of classy beats and fresh flows as part of his White Bronco Tour.
Evergreen's Winter Wednesdays (February 20 @ Evergreen Brick Works)
The final Winter Wednesday of the season is on with an evening of skating, food, drinks, games and cozy bonfires spread throughout.
Recipe for Change (February 21 @ The Globe and Mail Centre)
A showcasing of all-female chefs is on with women-chefs from all over Canada serving up gourmet cuisine alongside drinks and entertainment.
Zaki Ibrahim (February 21 @ The Great Hall)
Nothing will warm you up faster in winter than the sun-drenched sounds of R&B singer Zaki Ibrahim and her sensuous grooves that seriously bang.
Artist Project (February 21-24 @ The Better Living Centre)
This four day contemporary art fair is jam-packed with works by local and international artists and features talks, workshops, competitions and more.
Yohomo (February 22 @ The Garrison)
Put on your dancing shoes as Toronto's local DJ gets fired up with hot hits courtesy of Chippy Nonstop, Sammy Rawal, Babygirl and more.
Winterfolk Music Festival (February 22-24 @ Multiple Venues)
Meant to invoke a summer festival in winter, musicians from around the province are ready to take over venues across the city to showcase folk talent.
iskwe (February 23 @ Mod Club)
iskwe has been making waves across the country with her hauntingly beautiful, powerful vocals and lyrics that speak out and lift the soul.
Cat Video Fest (February 23 - March 7 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The internet is for cats and this film festival is dedicated to all sorts off on-screen feline exploits with funny videos foraged from all over the net.
Femme Noir (February 24 @ Mod Club)
A celebration of influential Black female artists is on with a night of expression through concept-driven dance pieces, vivid imagery and vocal performances.
The Wedding Co. Market (February 24 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
Toronto's own wedding experts and specialists are gathering to showcase their creations, inform, and assist planners in making weddings come to life.
New Ideas Festival (February 24 - March 23 @ Alumnae Theatre Company)
New and innovative dramas are on during this annual theatre festival centering around plays that are brand new and works-in-progress.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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