Events in Toronto today include a magic show, a 39 year anniversary celebration, comedy about Avril Lavigne, a talk at Shopify and a conversation with a Newfoundland-based chef.
Events you might want to check out:The Art of Magic (May 22-23 @ Super Wonder Gallery)
After 9 straight sold shows, The Art of Magic returns with an evening filled with beautiful art and mind blowing illusions.
Hemingway's Anniversary Party (May 22 @ Hemingway's)
Yorkville's favourite pub has called Toronto home for 39 years and is throwing a big party to celebrate with a BBQ, sausages and burgers on the rooftop patio.
The Wake of Avril Lavigne (May 22 @ Comedy Bar)
Celebrate the life and legend of Canadian pop royalty, Avril Lavigne, at this one of a kind comedy show featuring comedians delivering eulogies at the funeral of the beloved songstress.
Diane (May 22 @ Bad Dog Comedy Theatre)
Scripted comedy combines with clowning, mime and commedia dell’arte in the story of a range of "Dianes" on their day to day in this solo sketch comedy.
In Conversation With Jeremy Charles (May 22 @ George Brown College Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts)
Chef Jeremy Charles, owner of top-ranked restaurant Raymonds, in St. John’s, Newfoundland and author of the cookbook, Wildness: An Ode to Newfoundland and Labrador is in town to talk about his culinary journey.
Toronto Lit Up (May 22 @ Junction City Music Hall)
Adam Foulds is releasing Dream Sequence and will be celebrating its publication with a Toronto Lit Up book launch.
Ladies, Babies & Design (May 22 @ Shopify)
This discussion panel and networking event features guest speakers Janelle Lee Newbold, Christine Mangosing, Kim Lawless and Mirela Z.
Toronto Reborn with Ken Greenberg and David Crombie (May 22 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Toronto Reborn author Ken Greenberg, one of the world's foremost urban designers, discusses Toronto's remarkable rebirth with former Mayor of Toronto, David Crombie.
Universe in a Kiss (May 22 @ Revival)
An original music production by Michele Mele with live music, aerial acts and immersive visuals. Inspired by the cosmos, this magical journey starts from the beginning of time to a lover's first kiss.
Have You Seen My Movie? (May 22 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Composed entirely of found footage, this film is a love letter to the magic and power of the cinematic experiences shared by strangers.
by Staff via blogTO
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