Events in Toronto this week give you lots to look forward to outside of the everyday work grind. Mariah Carey, KISS and Chai are all here while Friday Night Live returns to the ROM. Get yourself some comic relief with SHADE and The Comic Market or check out any of the free stuff that's on.
Events you might want to check out:TechTO (March 18 @ RBC Waterpark Place)
It's time again for the city's tech community to come together for a night of inspiration, networking, food and drinks.
Oh Pep! (March 19 @ The Baby G)
Australian indie pop duo Oh Pep! is back in Toronto with their infectious sound that's sure to get your feet moving.
Shade (March 19 @ Rivoli)
In honour of Women's History Month, Shade is back to bring the laughs with local comedians of colour and members of the LGBTQ2S+ community.
Chai (March 20 @ Velvet Underground)
Japan's all-female rock group is challenging repression with their music and using their art to redefine gender roles on the indie stage.
Mariah Carey (March 20 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
The diva herself Mariah Carey is here to take on a no doubt elaborate stage this month as she hits the road for her Caution world tour.
Kiss (March 20 @ Scotiabank Arena)
It's the end of the road for glam rockers KISS, as they embark on a farewell tour that hits Toronto to rock 'n' roll all night, and party every day.
The Shortest Story (March 20 @ Tranzac Club)
Part of the Toronto Storytelling Festival, Confabulation returns to challenge local storytellers to spin a narrative up in just 2 minutes or less.
Midian Farm (March 20 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
A particular piece of Canadian history is captured as this doc tells the story of a bunch of urbanites who undertook a “back to the land” social experiment.
The Empire Strikes Back in Concert (March 20-23 @ Roy Thomson Hal)
The Force and fatherhood come together in the second (or fifth) episode of the Star Wars series played live alongside the movie.
Water Docs Film Festival (March 20-24 @ Hod Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
It's never been a better time to explore water issues in Canada and around the globe with this film festival taking a look at the subject up-close.
Vexillum (March 21 @ Black Cat Showroom)
Toronto-based artist Kyle Yip's vibrant and expressive works incorporate many styles and influences to explore identity and sexual boundaries.
Friday Night Live (March 22 @ Royal Ontario Museum)
Party it up in the museum as Friday Night Live returns with an evening of music, art, food and drinks spread throughout the ROM.
Yves Tumor (March 23 @ Velvet Underground)
Take a trip with Miami's Yves Tumor as his experimental electro sounds lead you on a musical journey of cosmic proportions.
The Comic Market (March 23 @ Super Wonder Gallery)
Visual art of all kinds is on sale at this community comic market dedicated to featuring local artists, and even includes a comedy show and activities.
Wellness Market (March 24 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Spring is time of renewal and this specialty market offers handmade items to step up your self-care game through shopping and education.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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