Who needs the weekend when events in Toronto today make for a pretty great Tuesday? The city's newest shipping container market is kicking off free outdoor movie season with a free screening while comedy, art, cabaret music and more are all on as well.
Events you might want to check out:John Wick: Chapter 2 (May 14 @ Stackt Market)
Toronto's new shipping container market is getting into the outdoor fun with a free, dog-friendly screening and lots of puppy-related activities.
Canstruction Toronto (May 14 @ Design Exchange)
Canstruction is back with a big interactional design and build competition that sees artists making sculptures out of canned foods.
Boyz N The Hood (May 14 @ Revue Cinema)
The film that helped shape the New Jack era of film and Black cinema is screening in honour of its late director John Singleton.
Tinder Tales (May 14 @ Gladstone Hotel)
Tinder Tales is back with local comedians sharing dating stories which are all real, ridiculous and relatable in the area of relationship mayhem.
Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry (May 14 @ Ryerson Image Arts Centre)
The life and work of Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei is captured in this documentary that follows him as a prepares to open a new exhibition.
Choir! Choir! Choir! (May 14 @ Clinton's Tavern)
Get ready for some "Hot Stuff" as local choir singers take a sexy trip back to the disco era to sing Donna Summer's classic hit.
Dehd (May 14 @ The Baby G)
Surf's up with Chicago's Dehd as they drop by with some hazy, mellow rock tunes mixed with a DIY vibe to play alongside Your Grandad.
General Strike: Cabaret 1919 (May 14 @ Tranzac Club)
One hundred years after the Winnipeg General Strike, this show looks to capture the struggle for labour reforms with film, music, poetry and a play.
Fuzzy Slippers (May 14 @ Painted Lady)
Described as "mostly fast and panicky", Philly's anti-folk duo have the heart of a loud punk band with an acoustic, bare-bones sound.
Archival Jolt! (May 14-31 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Get your fill of film memorabilia and artifacts from David Cronenberg's films as the TIFF vault opens for patrons to look around and chat with archives staff.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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