Cheers to the weekend with things to do in Toronto today inviting you to dawn your ugliest sweater for a holiday beer festival. You can dig in to some In-N-Out inspired burgers or hit up a vegan party. The Bentway's skating trail is open for the season and there's lots more on, too.
Events you might want to check out:12 Beers of the Holidays (December 20 @ Gladstone Hotel)
May your cheeks glow bright during this holiday beer festival with lots of brews on tap, music, prizes, ugly sweaters and a big festive buffet.
Loud Luxury (December 20 @ Rebel)
Hitmaker extraordinaires Loud Luxury have launched into the future house stratosphere after huge hits like "Body" and star-studded remixes.
Bentway Skate Trail Opening (December 20 @ The Bentway)
The public space under the Gardiner is once again transforming into a winter wonderland with a figure-8 skating trail open for the holiday season.
Addams Family Christmas Bazaar (December 20 @ See Scape)
It's a Halloween Christmas and this annual bazaar is back to feature an alternative to the usual gift options, plus food, drinks, prizes and costumes.
Peach (December 20 @ Velvet Underground)
A night of minimalist acid house mixes are brought to your by Toronto's own Peach as she returns from the UK to spin alongside Kuscheln.
Vegan Holiday Party (December 20 @ The 519)
It's a night of holiday celebrations, vegan-style, with food, drinks, a bake sale, silent auction, music, and more by the Toronto Vegetarian Association.
Eastern Promises (December 20 @ The Royal Cinema)
The namesake of this film series is screening with David Cronenberg’s 2007 Russian gangster masterpiece with the tatted up Viggo Mortensen.
Second Cousin Vintage Holiday Open House (December 20 @ Second Cousin)
One of the city's most fashion-forward and innovative vintage spots is having an open house with a selection of designer items for sale.
Aunty Lucy's Burger Shop (December 20-23 @ 96 Ossington Ave)
If you've always wanted to try an In-N-Out Burger, this might be the closest thing to it as Extra Burger and Undisposable serve their version.
Die Hard (December 20-23 @ Cinesphere)
Christmas time is here and this holiday classic is screening in all its shirtless Bruce Willis, violent, slightly stressful, Hollywood action glory.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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