15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week include the much-anticipated opening of a Dr. Seuss experience that's bound to set your Insta aglow. There's also one of Toronto's biggest art show, a bunch of election viewing parties and lots of free stuff too.
-
Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
October 21Prepare to be spooked as this film festival returns with short horror films by international directors that's free on a first come, first serve basis.The Burroughes Building
-
October 21-26Whether or not you scored tickets for either of EJ's shows this week, this pop-up has you covered with tour merch and special giveaways.277 Queen Street W
-
October 22The smooth and graceful tunes of R&B singer Jamila Woods will have you deep in your feels as she drops by for a night of soulful sounds.Radio
-
October 22Fresh of the release of her new album, Anak Ko, Jay Som is dropping by with her calming, stripped down bedroom pop songs.
-
October 22-27A celebration of Indigenous-made media arts is on as imagineNATIVE returns to include film, video, audio, digital media and exhibitions.Multiple Venues
-
October 23It's going to be a good night of music with Adrian Galvin of Yoke Lore of Yellerkin and Walk the Moon and his successful solo venture into fresh pop sounds.
-
October 24Over 400 handcrafted bowls are up for sale at this fundraiser that features local chefs serving up delicious soup right in them.Gardiner Museum
-
October 24 - November 3The work and process of authors and writers is the focus of this festival that welcomes authors from all over in to chat about their works.Harbourfront Centre
-
October 25-27Art of all shapes and sizes, performative and conceptual, are part of this huge art festival with parties, talks and workshops.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
-
October 26It's a party in the museum with a full day of fun that highlights the work of local artists among music, activities, exhibitions and late night fun.
-
October 26 - March 15Get ready for a massive 15,000-square-foot Dr. Seuss walk-through experience in a colourful playground of quirky, Seuss-themed fun.Square One Mall
-
October 26TEDxToronto is back to feature local movers and shakers discussing interesting subjects and hosted by Kardinal Offishall.Evergreen Brick Works
-
October 27Amber Bain's dream pop project The Japanese House is back with melodic songs to take you away to far-off soundscapes.
-
October 27Anti-everything is on at this flea with punk-inspired gnarly creations like t-shirts, pins, patches, vinyl, gifts and crafts.
Lead photo byDr Seuss Experience
Lead photo byDr Seuss Experience
-
Join the conversation Load comments
