10 things to do in Toronto this week
Spring has finally sprung, and that means there are various events to ring in the new season. Whether you want to do a little shopping, meet your favourite author, or dance to some great music, Toronto is full of fresh new events this week.
Here are some events in the city you might want to check out.
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Events you might want to check out
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March 20Grammy-winning musician John Mayer visits Toronto on his 2023 North American tour promoting his latest album 'Sob Rock'.Scotiabank Arena
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March 21Welcome the beginning of spring at Bellwoods Brewery, where you'll discuss the brewing process, share BTS details, and walk through a variety of delicious samples.
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March 21Puerto Rican superstar Rauw Alejandro performs in Toronto on his extensive world tour promoting his brand new album 'Saturno'.Scotiabank Arena
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March 22Author Monica Heisey and some of Toronto's most talented storytellers come together for a night of live stories and conversation celebrating the Canadian launch of her internationally bestselling novel, Really Good, Actually.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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March 23 - April 23Kicking off the 2023 Toronto Queer Film Festival with the theme of Queer Wonderlands, this year's programme invokes realms full of transitions, joy, and love, inspired by imagination with the anticipation of what is to come.Virtual Event
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March 25-26A pop-up market for women-owned businesses in the city of Toronto. Shop over 70+ women-owned businesses.Woolfitt's
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March 25Shop female-founded brands in honour of International Women's Month at Bisha Hotel's Sky Suite - located on the 43rd floor of the Bisha Hotel on Saturday, March 25 from 11 am – 2 pm.Bisha Hotel (Sky Suite)
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March 24-26The sixth year of Toronto's weirdest underground film fest. Three days of no-budget films for the cheap price of only $2 dollars a movie!
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March 23Led by Toronto-based and internationally performing saxophonist Stuart Brignell and his "Playlist" Band. The playlist performs a captivating mix of the best neo-soul music from the late 90s right up to the current era, blending the sounds of Detroit, West Philly and South Dallas into a seamless musical cocktail.
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