The top 10 events in Toronto this February
The top events in Toronto for February 2019 are ready to welcome both artist Ai Weiwei and Sting to our fair city. The Wavelength Winter Festival and The Artist Project are back and the final First Thursday is on. There's also lots of concerts and free stuff happening as well.
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Events you might want to check out
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February 7After six years of food, music and fun spread across the gallery, First Thursdays in its current form is wrapping up to make way for something new.
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February 9Warm up with a brew as the Society of Beer Drinking Ladies celebrate five years of brews with a big party featuring women food vendors and an arts market.Henderson Brewery Parking Lot
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February 9Long Winter returns to warm the spirits with a night of art and music from some of the city's best underground and emerging artists.Workman Arts
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February 9 - March 24Sting himself arrives to kick off a run of The Last Ship and features music by him that helps to tell the story of a small town facing uncertainty.Princess of Wales Theatre
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February 13-18Films that highlight the work of Black filmmakers from all over the world are screening at theatres across the city as part of this annual festival.Multiple Venues
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February 13-23Now in its 40th year, this theatre festival shines a spotlight on queer talent, stories and narratives that all look to challenge the conventions of theatre.
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February 15-18Wavelength returns to feature a stellar lineup of electro artists from all over, taking place over three nights at The Garrison.
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February 21-24This four day contemporary art fair is jam-packed with works by local and international artists and features talks, workshops, competitions and more.The Better Living Centre
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February 22-24Meant to invoke a summer festival in winter, musicians from across the province are ready to take over venues across the city to showcase folk talent.Multiple Venues
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February 28 - June 9Artist Ai Weiwei is arriving with some of his ceramics, including an installation featuring thousands of handmade sunflower seeds.Gardiner Museum
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