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Lisa Power
Posted on May 17, 2018
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10 things to do in Toronto today

Radar
Lisa Power
Posted on May 17, 2018
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Events in Toronto today include the first edition of Urbani_T that will see Nathan Phillips Square transformed into a urban playground with fashion, music and art — totally free of charge.

  • Events you might want to check out
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Fever Ray
      May 17
      Fever Ray
      Have a mind melting evening with the ambient, tripped-out sounds of the longtime star of Sweden's electro scene.
      Rebel
    • Operanation
      May 17
      Operanation
      This opera party is meant to take you on an intergalactic ride into the stars. It'll feature performances from diverse art forms and musical stylings.
      Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
    • RPIA Tennis Championship
      May 17
      RPIA Tennis Championship
      Tennis legend John McEnroe is set to battle it out on the court in this highly competitive, fan friendly, round-robin tournament.
      Mattamy Athletic Centre
    • War on Women
      May 17
      War on Women
      The co-ed feminist hardcore-punk band we need right now is here, with their middle fingers raised high to the man.
      Hard Luck
    • Alter Ego
      May 17
      Alter Ego
      This exhibition on Canadian comic book superheros launches today, with a panel of artists discussing the future of superheroes in Canada.
      Toronto Reference Library - Beeton Hall
    • Shade
      May 17
      Shade
      Comedians of colour from the LGBTQ+ community who identify as women come together for a critically-acclaimed comedy show.
      Rivoli
    • Urbani_T
      May 17-19
      Urbani_T
      City hall is set to host the first edition of this huge, three-day celebration of urban music, art and fashion — completely free of charge.
      Nathan Phillips Square
    • Just for Fun!
      May 17 - June 3
      Just for Fun!
      Artists Bao and Boudro and Montreal's Rock Therrien look at iconic characters from pop culture and their impact on contemporary culture.
      Thompson Landry Gallery
    • Collecting Moments
      May 17 - June 10
      Collecting Moments
      Stories of youth, love and celebration in Toronto are captured through the works of amateur photographer Dr. John E. Ackerman, in his neighbourhood of the old St. John’s Ward.
      The Black Cat
    Lead photo by

    Kaeko
Lead photo by

Kaeko

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