Weekend events in Toronto are ready to paint the town green with tons of St. Patrick's Day festivtites happening all over. Comicon is back for three days of cosplay character fun and there's a big Caribbean street food festival. Music, film, parties, markets and more are all on as well.
Events you might want to check out:Yes Yes Ya'll (March 15 @ NEST)
It's been 10 years of Yes Yes Ya'll helping to shape queer-inclusive culture in the city, and this party looks to celebrate with DJs from all over the world.
Comicon (March 15-17 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
Hellboy, the Harry Potter Sorting Hat, Steve Urkel and more all are coming for this year's Comicon dedicated to all-things pop culture.
Caribbean Street Food Festival (March 16 @ Ralph Thornton Community Centre)
The taste and smell of the Caribbean come this winter with a day of traditional Caribbean goodies in the style of street eats found around the islands.
St. Patrick's Day Party (March 16 @ Steam Whistle)
The Roundhouse is going green with a huge St. Patrick's Day party with traditional Irish entertainment, food, games, dancing and more.
Toronto FC Pre-Match Party (March 17 @ Brazen Head)
The 2019 Toronto FC season is kicking off with a huge pre-match party starting at Brazen Head and heading to BMO Field for more festivities.
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.
Fear City (March 15 @ 500 Keele Warehouse)
Save your cheddar for another day because this hardcore rave party is free before 1 a.m. and features Iraq-born, Toronto-based DJ E-Saggila.
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.
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 city's up-and-coming scene.
Children of Bodom (March 16 @ Phoenix Concert Theatre)
Finnish metal band Children Of Bodom's complex, fast-paced anthems continue to shape and influence the genre of extreme metal.
Ed Wood (March 16 @ Revue Cinema)
Double up classic Ed Wood films by the legendary filmmaker as Glen or Glenda is paired up with Plan 9 from Outer Space.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (March 17 @ The Royal Cinema)
Are you a Cameron or a Ferris? Allysin Chaynes would like to know as FBDO gets a queer screening alongside drinks and commentary.
Hellboy (March 17 @ Cinesphere)
In case you miss seeing Hellboy himself at Comicon, the Cinesphere is screening the original flick that started it all.
Vincent: The Life and Death of Vincent Van Gogh (March 17 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The complicated and inspiring story of Vincent Van Gogh is told by director Paul Cox's documentary that looks to piece together aspects of his life.
P&BS (March 15 @ SoSo Food Club)
It's a night of rap bangers, dancehall and more on Dundas West hosted by Family Business with a special guest appearance by Bonita Lunez.
Comicon After Party (March 16 @ Remix Lounge)
Keep the costume on for this big Comicon video dance party with all the best hits from every decade playing, courtesy of DJ Lazarus.
Firefly Pub (March 16 @ The 519)
Back again is this huge annual St. Patrick's Day party for queer and queer allies with a night of live music, food and lots of dancing.
The Leslieville Winter Market (March 17 @ The Redwood Theatre)
Handmade goodies are up for grabs with local farmers, producers, prepared food and craft vendors on-site, plus lots of family-friendly activities.
Cherry Bomb (March 16 @ Round)
Cherry Bomb is back with a night of drinks, music, tunes and a whole wack of games set-up for you to get your Jenga on in between dancing.
The Trinity Bellwoods Flea (March 17 @ The Great Hall)
The Bellwoods Flea is ready for spring with a day of clothing, health and beauty goods, art, jewellery and more, all made by local artisans.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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