Break out the lightsaber and look forward to a Star Wars Day celebration as events in Toronto today include a big May the 4th party. The Coffee & Tea Expo returns for another cup and there's a huge movie wardobe sale. Get your fill of CONTACT, Hot Docs and Cinco de Mayo on this fine Saturday.
Events you might want to check out:Star Wars Day (May 4 @ The Rec Room)
May the 4th be with you at this big annual Star Wars Day party featuring themed all-ages activities followed by a giant dance party at night.
Movie Wardrobe Sale (May 4 @ Enercare Centre)
Ever wanted to dress like the stars? One-of-a-kind works by costume makers are on sale for one day only with pieces from productions shot around the city.
Coffee & Tea Expo (May 4-5 @ Shops at Don Mills, Town Square)
Back again is the city’s buzziest two-day festival, which is dedicated to local brewers and blends, talks, samples, shopping, workshops and more.
This is Indian Land (May 4 @ Black Cat Showroom)
Part of CONTACT, this photography exhibit follows the work of Stan Williams as he examines the front-line struggles for Indigenous self-determination.
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta (May 4 @ Assembly Chef's Hall)
Playdate is going up with Assembly Hall and Collectif NUDE for a night of hot beats, games, food specials and more to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
Just a Taste (May 4 @ The 519)
Catch some free drag from some local queens at the official GreenSpace Festival launch party with a preview of what's to come.
Adult Mom (May 4 @ Monarch Tavern)
Stephanie Knipe aka Adult Mom takes you on a dreamy journey with her lo-fi bedroom pop alongside Gobbinjr, Long Neck and Feels Fine.
Hot Docs Festival (April 25 - May 5 @ Multiple Venues)
A full day of screenings, events, talks, panels and more is on at the second-last day of Hot Docs with many documentaries playing throughout the day.
GradEx (May 1-5 @ OCAD University)
Grad Ex continues today with pieces by OCAD's graduating class showcased through the university's many galleries.
Jane's Walk (May 3-5 @ Multiple Venues)
Another day of fascinating stroll through Toronto's neighbourhoods is on as Jane's Walk looks to highlight the rich stories found in urban life.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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