Events in Toronto this week are ready to party; at the museum, by the beach and on the Island. Electric Isand and Sunnyside are back with a new season of fresh beats and there's a huge rib festival. P!nk is one of many great musicians dropping by and lots of free stuff is on, too.
Events you might want to check out:P!nk (May 13 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Legendary pop singer P!nk is remembered for her daring performance style and classic hits, and she's bringing it all with her to Toronto this month.
TechTO (May 13 @ RBC WaterPark Place)
Toronto's tech community is coming out for a night on the town with industry leaders dropping by for talks among drinks, food and mingling.
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 it's late director John Singleton.
Rice (May 15 @ Rivoli)
Celebrating Asian Heritage Month is this comedy showcase featuring Asian comedians Vong Show, Cassie Cao, Leonard Chan and more.
Imogen Heap (May 16 @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre)
This is the first of two shows (and the one that still has tickets) for the British electro pop singer and her synth-heavy hits.
Yonge-Dundas Square Rib Fest (May 16-19 @ Younge-Dundas Square)
Food, brews, music, activities and more are all on at this huge rib fest in the heart of downtown with ribbers coming by from all over the region.
The Shining (May 16-19 @ TIFF Bell Lightbox)
Shelley Duvall screaming is a huge mood and this Stanley Kubrick masterpiece/Stephen King disowned classic is screening in 4K.
Friday Night Live (May 17 @ Royal Ontario Museum)
Namaste, everyone. FNL is back with a party in the museum themed around its new new special exhibition: The Royal Arts of Jodhpur, India.
Passion Pit (May 17 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Can you believe it's been ten years since Manners came out? Passion Pit can, and they're calling all sleepyheads to relive the fun of this indie classic.
Bring Me The Horizon (May 17 @ RBC Echo Beach)
Metalcore is for the kids as UK's Bring Me The Horizon rocks their way to Toronto for some thrashing and smashing jolly good fun.
NCT 127 (May 17 @ Coca-Cola Coliseum)
The boys of NCT 127 are ready to drop a cherry bomb on Toronto as they make their Canadian debut with a night of K-pop hits.
Spring Beerfest (May 18-19 @ Fort York: Garrison Common)
Head to the cottage without leaving the city as Spring Beerfest returns with a weekend of beer, food, music and more down at Fort York.
Black Owned Food Market (May 19 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
Afro-Caribbean food, drinks, shopping and music is all part of this huge market dedicated to showcasing Black-owned businesses.
Electric Island (May 19 @ Hanlan's Point)
It's a party on the Island as the first of five Electric Islands returns with a full day of EDM, trance, techno and electro performances.
Sunnyside 21 (May 19 @ Sunnyside Pavilion)
Sunnyside is kicking off a season of beachside beats with a party that brings out the best of Toronto's electro scene for an day of grooves.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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