10 things to do in Toronto today

Hopefully you're hungry because some of the many things to do in Toronto today include an all-you-can-eat Mac 'n' cheese holiday beer festival. DJ Skate Nights is back on the waterfront and you can watch Christmas movies for free.

Events you might want to check out:

I Heart Beer + Mac & Cheese Festival (December 14 @ Exhibition Place)
Nothing pairs better than Mac 'n' cheese and beer and this festival has plenty of both, plus music, dancing, games and an ugly sweater competition.
DJ Skate Nights (December 14 @ Harbourfront Centre)
Things are getting hot in the cold with a season of skating parties set to the tune of local DJs bringing the beats to this waterfront rink.
Black Owned Holiday Market (December 14 @ The International Centre)
A big selection of goods are on at this annual holiday market featuring Black-owned businesses, artists, makers and designers.
Born Ruffians (December 14 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
The boys from Midland are back in town for one night of rip roarin' indie rock as they take the stage at the Danforth.
The Queen V Collective (December 14 @ MAKE GOOD Studios Coworking Space)
Back again is this all-vegan market with cruelty-free goodies and speciality products with vendors from all over the country.
T-Pain (December 14 @ Rebel)
The man who defined the sound of the 2000s is handling the tunes at Rebel this weekend for a night of hot hits and dranks from the bartender.
Caribbean Christmas Market (December 14 @ Ralph Thornton Community Centre)
The Islands are coming to Canada just in time for Christmas during this pop-up that features Caribbean arts, crafts, gifts, food and fashion.
Cartel Madras (December 14 @ The Drake Hotel)
Calgary has produced one of the hardest hip-hop duos in the game right now with Cartel Madras and their OG bars you don't want to sleep on.
One Day Chocolate Sale (December 14 @ Dufflet Wholesale Bakery)
The holidays are for chocolate and Dufflet has a ton of its signature sweets at this big sale that includes lots of gift-ready goodies.
Hot Docs for the Holidays (December 14-21 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
A big lineup of Christmas movies are screening for free or with a donation of a non-perishable food item during this annual holiday film series.

by Lisa Power via blogTO