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The top events in Toronto this February will make it easy to shake off the mid-winter blahs with music and film festivals as well as a multi-day goodbye extravaganza at Honest Ed's.
Canada’s longest running new works festival transforms Buddies into a hotbed of experimentation with artists exploring new possibilities in theatre, dance, music, and performance art.
These are dark days, people. We can all use a good laugh, and Amy Schumer is just the woman we need. So bring your pals to this show by a comedian at the top of her game.
The sixth annual TIFF Next Wave Film Festival screens free movies for anyone under 25. It includes special guests, young creators workshops, a 24-hour film challenge and more.
Toronto’s Winterfolk Blues and Roots Music Festival takes place on the Danforth and is an all-ages, mid-winter event where you’ll find the best of urban, blues, rock, jazz, country, folk and roots music.
The Toronto Black Film Festival is dedicated to celebrating the very films dealing with the varied experiences of black people from diverse communities. The fest opens with Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story Of Historically Black Colleges And Universities and films are screening at various cinemas throughout the city.
The final free skating party of 2017 is a biggie because it's also a celebration of 1 Love T.O.'s 10th anniversary. Skate to music DJs Dlux and Yuknodis, alongside host Mr. 1 LOVE T.O. himself – Tyrone Tyrone 'T-rex' Edwards.
Head to this annual art fair to see work from more than 250 contemporary artists. Even if you're not looking to buy anything, you can check out both established and up-and-coming visual artists.
The first, last and only farewell party for Honest Ed's is this is a multi-day, multidisciplinary, immersive experience happening inside the original store.
