The weekend is finally here and events in Toronto are ready to get the party started at the Power Plant's fall opening. Great minds like Michelle Obama and Chris Hadfield are arriving for Elevate and there's lots of music, comedy and movies.
Events you might want to check out:Bastille (September 20 @ Budweiser Stage)
It's been a while since Bastille broke through into the pop stratosphere, but the indie pop band's new music is as booming and powerful as ever.
Devil's Pie: D'Angelo (September 20 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
The story of Michael Eugene Archer a.k.a. D'Angelo a.k.a. Black Messiah takes the spotlight in this doc about his rise to fame and long absence from music.
Fall Opening Party (September 20 @ Power Plant)
Soak up the local arts scene at this free opening party for the Power Plant's fall exhibitions with a cash bar and food by Toben Food By Design.
Strapped (September 20 @ One Loft)
Gonna take my horse to the Old Town Hoe at this big country music party that blends country with funk, hip-hop, R&B and club hits.
Billie Eilish Pop-Up (September 20-22 @ 96 Ossington Ave)
You can get your hands on some Billie Eilish merch in her signature cool-girl style at this BlÅhsh pop-up featuring graphic T-shirts and hoodies.
Ongaku (September 20-22 @ 918 Bathurst)
Japan and Canada’s most exciting voices in contemporary and experimental music are performing over this three-day festival.
Venus Fest (September 20-22 @ The Opera House)
Powered by female musicians, this music festival will see performances by The Vaselines, The Weather Station, Fiver and more, plus talks and events.
Movie Expo (September 20-22 @ Enercare Centre)
Movie lovers and aspiring Hollywood elite are welcome at this new show dedicated to all-things film with talks from industry folk and creatives.
Elevate (September 20-26 @ Multiple Venues)
Some of the world's biggest innovators are coming to talk about society and its challenges, including Michelle Obama and Chris Hadfield.
Just for Laughs (September 19-29 @ Multiple Venues)
Just for Laughs is just getting started with a weekend of headlining performances from top comedians including John Mulaney, Ron Funches and lots more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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