10 things to do in Toronto today

It's Tuesday, and things are about to get fierce as events in Toronto today include a RuPaul's Drag Race trivia extravaganza at The Gladstone. Unless it rains, you can catch a free outdoor movie in Bellwoods or a fireside storytelling session. Otherwise, there's plenty of indoor stuff as well.

Events you might want to check out:

Movie Night in the Park (July 16 @ Trinity Bellwoods Park)
Cooling off is easy at an free outdoor movie, and this month's feature in Trinity Bellwoods is the cute animated film Ratatouille.
Monterey Pop (July 16 @ Fox Theatre)
Music history was made at this famed music festival in 1967, and one of the primary hangers-on, Pamela Des Barres, is dropping by to chat.
Fireside Tales (July 16 @ Dufferin Grove Park)
Gather round a cozy, roaring outdoor fire as storytellers share tales alongside hot coca and marshmallows at this bring-your-own snack affair.
Erez Zobary (July 16 @ Supermarket)
Fresh, vibrant and different are the sounds of R&B singer Erez Zobary and her new album July Clouds that's inspired by the Canadian wilderness.
RuPauls Drag Race Trivia (July 16 @ Gladstone Hotel)
It's on at this edition of Drag Race trivia that covers each season, plus a a spotlight on the "lost" first season and performances.
Mary Young Pop-Up (July 16 @ 263 Adelaide St. W)
Handmade, locally-sourced women's undergarments including bras, underwear and accessories are all on sale in new styles.
Miss May I (July 16 @ Lee's Palace)
Metalcore rockers Miss May I are making a stop in Toronto on their tour for a night of growling and thrashing, alongside The Word Alive.
Bi-Pandemonium (July 16 @ Comedy Bar)
It's a night of laughs with local comedians from Toronto's queer and fluid communities at this show that helps to highlight their work.
The Art of Deception (July 16 @ The Drake Hotel)
Toronto's own magician and mentalist Zack Mirza has been gaining a name for himself and is performing an intimate show that's full of twists and turns.
Father Sweet Book Launch (July 16 @ Type Books)
Author JJ Martin's new book takes us into suburban Ontario, where abuses among members of the Catholic Church have been kept secret.

by Lisa Power via blogTO