10 things to do in Toronto today

Friday is finally here and events in Toronto today are ready to get the party started as Yes Yes Y'all celebrates ten years of inclusive fun. Comicon has finally arrived and a new series for hip-hop and R&B is launching. Get out there and have a good time!

Events you might want to check out:

Yes Yes Y'all (March 15 @ NEST)
It's been 10 years of Yes Yes Y'all helping to shape queer-inclusive culture in the city, and this party looks to celebrate with DJs from all over the world.
DJ Boring (March 15 @ Velvet Underground)
With influences from both Germany and London's house scene, DJ Boring is anything but boring as he mixes spacey vibes and dreamy rhythms.
Femme Fest (March 15 @ The Supermarket)
Back again is this festival dedicated to showcasing local female musicians and artists from a range of genres and backgrounds.
Spacing Magazine's Anniversary Party (March 15 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Spacing Mag is set to celebrate 15 years of exploring the inner workings of Toronto's urban landscape and looking towards the future.
SXD SZN (March 15 @ One Loft)
The first edition of this new hip-hop and R&B concert collective is launching, and it looks to showcase the best of the city's up-and-coming scene.
Catstravaganza (March 15 @ The John Candy Box Theatre)
Cat lovers first, local comedians are coming out to help raise money through laughs for The Annex Cat Rescue.
Single Wound (March 15 @ Hard Luck)
Possibly spawned from the fires of hell, melodic hardcore rockers Single Wound are set to release their new album and jam out for the night.
Fire in the Sky and Communion (March 15 @ The Royal Cinema)
It's World Contact Day and the Royal is honouring all Believers out there with a screening of two alien abduction flicks: Fire in the Sky and Communion.
Comicon (March 15-17 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
Hellboy, the Harry Potter Sorting Hat, Steve Urkel and more are all coming for this year's Comicon dedicated to all things pop culture.
All Things Are Photographable (March 15-21 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
From Marilyn Monroe's billowing skirt to America in the 70's, the story of Garry Winogrand is one about some of the most iconic moments in pop culture.

by Lisa Power via blogTO