Events in Toronto this week offer some relief from the everyday grind as thing start to warm up and welcome spring. Ariana Grande and Earl Sweatshirt are both dropping by and the Human Rights Film Festival is on. There's plenty of food events happening and lots of free stuff, too.
Events you might want to check out:I Ain't No Joke (April 1 @ Toronto Reference Library)
Taking a look at the evolution of hip-hop in Toronto, this talk explores the Caribbean connection, emergence of DJ and crews, Turntablism and more.
Blac Rabbit (April 2 @ The Drake Hotel)
Sonic sounds arrive by way of Queens psych rockers Blac Rabbit that take from the trippy tunes of the 60's and work in a high-fi indie vibe.
Riverside Wine & Craft Beer Fest (April 2-6 @ Multiple Venues)
The Riverside community is opening its doors for a week-long celebration of wine, craft beer and bites from local spots all over the neighbourhood.
Ariana Grande (April 3 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Coming off a hugely successful year, Ariana Grande gets raw on her Sweetener tour and sings about the ups and downs she has faced.
Hello Korea (April 3 @ Revival)
All-things Korean culture are getting a mini-festival with a night of K-pop music and beauty, performances, dance, games, food and more.
Human Rights Watch Film Festival (April 3-10 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Taking a look at global crisis and celebrating the power of the human spirit, this film festival uncovers stories about humans rights all over the world.
Giro d'Italia (April 4-14 @ Multiple Venues)
Pasta lovers, rejoice! Giro d'Italia returns at restaurants all over the city with special menus and items focusing on Italian cuisine.
Earl Sweatshirt (April 5 @ Phoenix Concert Theatre)
Staying true to his roots, Earl Sweatshirt's unique raps maintain the flavour and sound of his Odd Future pals but with a style of his own.
Lemon Bucket Orkestra (April 5 @ The Opera House)
The last thing you want to do is miss the eclectic and energetic sounds of this Toronto orchestra collective before they embark on a U.S. tour.
The Geeky Craftorium (April 6 @ See Scape)
Locally made odds and ends of the nerdy persuasion are on at this mini-market with 3D printing, dice drilling, mod podge, riveting, crochet and more.
Chronologic (April 6 @ The Garrison)
The return of this huge dance party is back with Goin' Steady DJs spinning all the best pop and anti-pop through the ages and into the night.
Celebration (April 6 @ Fox Theatre)
The Canadian premiere of Olivier Meyrou's film is here to tell the story of fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent and his design process.
Thorrablót (April 6 @ Latvian Canadian Cultural Centre)
Traditional Icelandic fare is on as Thorrablót returns with a full day of Icelandic food, music and a big silent auction.
Middleditch and Schwartz (April 7 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
The dynamic duo Thomas Middleditch from Silicon Valley and Ben Schwartz of Parks and Recreation are bring the goofball laughs to Toronto.
Toronto Art Crawl (April 7 @ The Great Hall)
A day of local shopping is on as over 50 artist vendors drop by to feature works of t of all kind, plus music, demos, activities and more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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