Things to do in Toronto this week are all about having a blast and getting a few fun things in before the holiday rush. A pop-up is serving In-N-Out inspired burgers and there's a Kpop festival. Drink up at a beer festival, get moving on the dance floor and check out some free stuff, too.
Events you might want to check out:Burning (December 16 @ Paradise)
Part of Rewind\\Redesign series, this film follows struggling novelist Jong-su’s fledgling romance and a jealousy turned into panicked suspicion.
A$AP Ferg (December 17 @ Rebel)
New York's A$AP Ferg is pulling up in the Benz as he gets ready to take the stage and rock the trap rap beats he helped shape.
The SpongeBob Musical (December 17-22 @ Meridian Hall)
You can travel to Bikini Bottom during the run of the Broadway hit that includes all the colourful characters from the weird and wacky show.
To Remain Silent (December 18 @ Lululemon Queen Street)
Toronto's newest magazine looks at the collision between space and sound, between the choice of remaining and revolting, and includes live podcast.
Uni-verse (December 19 @ Drake Hotel)
The vibes are good at this inclusive dance party that looks to create a solid feeling community and features some of the city's best DJs.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Aunty Lucy's Burger Shop (December 20-23 @ 96 Ossington Ave)
If you've always wanted to try a 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.
KPOP North (December 21 @ Metro Toronto Convention Centre)
K-pop fans have something to get excited for as this huge expo arrives with a weekend of celebrity guests, music, K-food, beauty and culture.
Jennifer Castle (December 21 @ The Great Hall)
Get to know Toronto's Jennifer Castle and her delicate folk tunes that follow the longstanding Canadian genre tradition with modern elements.
Stout Night (December 21 @ Indie Alehouse Brewing Co.)
Not for the lighthearted beer drinker, this stout festival features 18 different stouts on tap from local breweries, plus new blends up for the tasting.
Après Ski Day Party (December 22 @ Stackt)
Stackt's new Holiday Hills festival wraps up with an 80s video dance ski lodge party-style that encourages lots of neon gear and cozy sweaters.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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