10 things to do in Toronto today

Cheers to the weekend, Toronto, and events today let you do just that a Harry Potter-themed bar crawl. The city's new, 10-week art festival is here and it's totally free to check out, plus there's a big harvest festival, film, parties, music and lots more events happening, too.

Events you might want to check out:

Butterbeer Bar Crawl (September 21 @ Multiple Venues)
Calling all witches, wizards and muggles for this Harry Potter-themed bar crawl across four bars with costumes, games and an after party.
J Balvin (September 21 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Already-huge Colombian reggaeton star J Balvin hit it even bigger with ROSALÍA on "Con Altura" and he's ready to bring his is Arcoíris tour to Toronto.
Sudden Impulse Film Festival (September 21 @ Revue Cinema)
Over 30 short films from all kinds of genres by local creators are screening as part of this one-day film festival that also includes live tunes.
Dallas Smith and Dean Brody (September 21 @ Budweiser Stage)
Friends don't let friends tour alone, and that's exactly why country singers Dallas Smith and Dean Brody are hitting the road together this summer.
St. Lawrence Market Harvest Festival (September 21 @ St. Lawrence Market)
Fall is almost here and this big harvest festival is ready to celebrate the season with a day of food, music, entertainment and activities for everyone.
Hand Eye Society Ball (September 21 @ Masonic Temple)
Toronto's independent, alternative gaming arts community is ready to party at this huge ball that includes drinks, games, artists and more.
Autumn Makers' Market (September 21 @ Withrow Park Farmers' Market)
Local artisans and makers are dropping by for this fall market with everything to get you and your home ready for the new season.
Queen West Art Crawl (September 21-22 @ Trinity Bellwoods Park)
The vibrant arts community of West Queen West is coming out for this big outdoor art exhibition and festival with food, music, performances and more.
Toronto Biennial of Art (September 21 - December 1 @ Multiple Venues)
New this year is a massive, ten-week art festival that only occurs every two years and includes exhibitions, talks and performances all over the city.

by Lisa Power via blogTO