10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include an all local R&B live music night, AI-created night projections, Inuit throat singers, and a Miss Congeniality interactive screening with one hilarious group of comics.
For the full listings make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
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May 15The first live debate of the official mayoral campaign season is free to attend and will see candidates tackling the question of Toronto's affordability crisis.Daily Bread Food Bank
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May 17-20This night projections show goes live after sundown and features local and global artists with works that were made with, or are about, generative AI.Innis College Courtyard
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May 18This pop-up exhibition is part of the CONTACT photography festival and explores ideas of how time can alter our perception of our bodies. Visitors can enjoy coffee and shop locally-made prints and wares at the show.Messy House - Abell
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May 18This CIUT fundraiser explores ideas about Toronto's future and features performances by Hatian-Canadian rapper Kemdilo Gold, cosmic rockers Yound, DJ Automaticamore, DJ Khan, and drag king Manny Dingo.
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May 18-2110th annual Future of Film Showcase is back with Canadian short films and more film-industry programming.Scotiabank Theatre Toronto
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May 19A line-up of your favourite TV comics descend on Bad Dog Theatre with their hilarious improv and theatresports antics.
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May 19This concert series celebrates it's 7th year with a full night of homegrown R&B talent performing live in an intimate setting.Belgian Moon at Stackt
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May 19Join the award-winning comedic ensemble, the Tita Collective, for an interactive screening of the classic film that taught us self-defense in a floor-length gown: Miss Congeniality!Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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May 19The ROM presents RAD: Music Born of the Cold with performances from an array of Inuit throat singers and beatmakers, plus games and related exhibits.Royal Ontario Museum
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