10 things to do in Toronto today

It's a big day in Toronto as things to do include the grand opening of Canada's first Eataly location and the chance to get a free slice of pizza. Musicians from all over North America are coming for Indie Week and Logic is dropping by to perform.

Events you might want to check out:

Eataly Grand Opening (November 13 @ Eataly)
The much-anticipated arrival of Canada's first Eataly location is over with the market opening its doors for tastings and giveaways.
Free Pizza Slice Day (November 13 @ Multiple Venues)
Pizzaiolo is celebrating 19 years of yummy pizza by giving away a free slice at all of its 40 locations spread across the GTA.
Logic (November 13 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Rapper Logic is just getting started as he showcases his hip-hop stylings that incorporate many musical genres in Toronto for the night.
Louis the Child (November 13 @ Rebel)
There's never a dull moment with this Chicago DJ duo and their future bass beats that mix samples from a ton of different musical influences.
Shakira El Dorado World Tour (November 13 @ Scotiabank Theatre)
Shakira's concert tour film that captures the magic and excitement of her El Dorado tour is screening for one night only.
Ruby Waters (November 13 @ Horseshoe Tavern)
Toronto's own Ruby Waters keeps it simple with a chilled-out musical style that makes her one of the city's artists on the rise.
Brockton Writers Series (November 13 @ Glad Day Bookshop (Church))
Brockton Writers Series is celebrating ten big years of chatting with local artists from a diverse range of backgrounds and sharing their work.
Stellar (November 13-15 @ Mod Club Theatre)
It's a night of art, photography, fashion, music, visuals and performances as this big artists' showcase highlights the work of artists from around the world.
Pomegranate Film Festival (November 13-17 @ Multiple Venues)
Armenia's history, culture and its people are at the heart of this film festival that includes screenings, special guests and programming.
Indie Week (November 13-17 @ Multiple Venues)
Hundreds of indie musicians and singers are taking the stage at places all over the city over five nights of music, parties, listening sessions and panels.

by Lisa Power via blogTO