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Phil Villeneuve
Posted on September 27, 2017
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10 things to do in Toronto today

Radar
Phil Villeneuve
Posted on September 27, 2017
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Guillermo Del Toro is at the AGO today for a book singing ahead of the premiere of his much-anticipated monster exhibit. You might also consider catching some JFL comedy, Invictus Games action, or grabbing a triple-decker grilled cheese.

  • Events you might want to check out
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Book Signing with Guillermo del Toro
      September 27
      Book Signing with Guillermo del Toro
      The lineup starts at 9 a.m. to get a chance to have something signed by the legendary director before his new show opens at the AGO. Those who already have one of his books from the AGO shop will get quicker access.
      AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario
    • Kelly Library Book Sale
      September 27-30
      Kelly Library Book Sale
      Every fall, this library hosts a huge used book sale, this year featuring more than 100,000 donated books and other media. You'll find musical scores, biographies, literature, a children`s corner, cookbooks, and special editions.
      Father Madden Hall
    • Deep Fried Classixx Pop-up
      September 27-30
      Deep Fried Classixx Pop-up
      Buffalo Chicken Nuggets w/ Buttermilk Ranch, Triple-Decker Grilled Cheese, Crunchy Kentucky Slaw, a Hawaiian Pizza Pocket and Mac n' Cheese Corn Dog will all be served during this four-day food pop-up inside The Garrison.
      The Garrison
    • Ai Weiwei
      September 27
      Ai Weiwei
      The great Chinese artist, activist and visionary, is in Toronto to receive the 2017 Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship. The ceremony is part of the 6 Degrees Citizen Space event.
      Koerner Hall
    • Format Walls
      September 27-30
      Format Walls
      An exhibition of 30+ artists featuring work that captures memories, translates experiences and creates living histories. A selection of the installation images will be available to take home for free to share or keep.
      Unlovable General and Gallery
    • To Hell and Back
      September 27
      To Hell and Back
      A former Hells Angel shares his story of recovery and redemption with stories from his his recently released book "To Hell and Back."
      Toronto Reference Library, Hinton Theatre, 3rd floor
    • Oktoberfest
      September 27
      Oktoberfest
      The folks at Batch host an Oktoberfest party featuring seasonal brews and complimentary Bavarian food pairings. Make sure to RSVP before attending.
      Batch Toronto
    • Caribbean Relief and Rhythm
      September 27
      Caribbean Relief and Rhythm
      This is a Toronto benefit concert for the island affected by Hurricane Irma featuring D'Bandit, Dr. Jay, DJ Starting From Scratch, and more. Tickets range from $20-$50 and doors are at 8 p.m.
      The Phoenix
  • Ongoing events
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • JFL42
      September 27
      JFL42
      The city-wide comedy fest continues. Tonight for the first time in its 19 year history, two women tied to win the champion title at Just For Laughs' Homegrown Comics Competition in Montreal will co-headline a night.
      Comedy Bar
    • The Invictus Games
      September 25-30
      The Invictus Games
      Today's sports at the Invictus Games include wheelchair rugby, sitting volleyball finals, and archery.
      Toronto, ON
Lead photo by

Hector Vasquez

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