10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include a Black History Month wine tasting, a freakishly immersive New York-inspired theatre experience and a fired-up concert that will make you feel like you're in Miami.
For the full listings, make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
February 20 - May 1This is one of the only comedy shows in the city where you're encouraged to be a heckler. This open mic-style show pairs comedians with a backing band to underscore the comedy while you shout profanities (or, if you're cool, words of encouragement) at them. The best part? Entry is pay-what-you-can.
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February 21Curated by sommelier Beverly Crandon, you'll be able to sample wines from Canada, the United States, South Africa and more while celebrating Black winemakers, their wines, and the contributions the Black community has made to the wine industry. You'll even get to sample snacks from the Caribbean and Western Africa while you sip.Fort York Visitor Centre
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February 20What could be classier than sipping locally crafter gin while you listen to jazz hits? Warm up your Tuesday night at Reid's Distillery's piano lounge while the In The Mood duo covers the repertoire of jazz legend Tony Bennett while you sip a classic gin and tonic or a blood orange negroni.
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February 21-24This immersive take on Dracula by TranscenDance is as sexy as it is spooky. Explore the gothic surroundings of the Great Hall while you watch the story unfold all around you. Audiences are even encouraged to rifle through characters drawers and explore their rooms to piece together the tale.
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February 21To check out some truly unique art, head to the Drake Hotel to catch Halifax-based artist Erica Reid's solo exhibition. Pairing surrealist imagery and vibrant colours on unexpected canvases like skateboard decks, you'll want to deck out your home (get it?) in these funky works.
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February 23Montreal-born singer Charlotte Cardin will have you dancing your heart out with tears in your eyes at her intimate upcoming show at Massey Hall. As an added plus, fellow Canadian Devon Cole will be getting W.I.T.C.H.-y on stage, too.
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February 23Canada's only Black-owned craft brewery and Canada's only Black-owned winery are teaming up to launch their new collaboration: the Bruzé spritzer. To celebrate, they're throwing a party with beats by DJ TRU VIBEZ and an African-inspired menu designed by Chef Rachel from The Abibiman Project.
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February 23Talk about soul food. This culinary journey encourages you to find deeper connection through food, meditation and art. You'll start with a breath work and meditation session before dining on a five-course meal designed to awaken each of your senses.Worth Gallery
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February 23Hang out with the resident artists of 401 Richmond's Studio #362 while you sip coffee from Darkhorse Espresso. You'll be able to browse and purchase works like prints, t-shirts and stickers while getting to know some of the city's hottest up-and-coming artists.401 Richmond Studio 362
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February 23Get ready to shout "FIREBALL!" as Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Ricky Martin return to Toronto for another instalment of their Trilogy Tour. Featuring all of these Latino legends' greatest hits, the Scotiabank Arena is going to be feeling more like Miami than Toronto.Scotiabank Arena
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Lead photo byblogTO
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