11 things to do in Toronto today
Today in Toronto the city's first EDIT Festival launches inside an abandoned soap factory. It's 10 days of futurist art, installations, talks, and food. There's also a huge YouTube festival, and Hillary Clinton is in town to talk about her new book.
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Events you might want to check out
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September 28 - October 8This brand new festival for fans of design, innovation, and technology takes over 150,000-square feet of the abandoned Unilever soap factory for 10 days of installations, talks, and workshops.East Harbour
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September 28 - October 1This annual festival showcases YouTube world premieres, screenings, and talks with acclaimed digital creators, workshops, panels, and a big red carpet event.Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre
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September 28Raise your stein under water for a night of live music, craft beer, sausages, pretzels and a lesson in drinking upside down with the Oktoberfest King, entertainer George Kash.Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
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September 28Tickets are pricey, but who wouldn't want to sit and listen to Hillary talk about that last American election and all the juicy details in her new book?Enercare Centre
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September 28Celebrate 30 years of the Power Plant with a free party launching the latest season. Be the first to check out exhibitions by Sammy Baloji & Filip De Boeck, Amalia Pica, and Michael Landy.The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery
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September 28West Queen West's hottest new shop invites everyone to celebrate with a night of drinks from Ace Hill, D'Ont Poke the Bear, and snacks by Home of the Brave. The Barrel Boys will also perform.Filson
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September 28DJ Blush plays hits and misses from Bowie and Bjork all night long. There's no cover, only a request to set yourself free on the dancefloor.
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September 28Sort of like a Doors Open for Toronto's tech startups, this event is a chance to glimpse inside the offices of some of the city's most exciting and inspiring startup offices, as well as some more established leaders.Multiple Venues
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September 28A free mini film fest celebrating the best in short action and thriller films. See seven movies for the price of none!Carlton Cinemas
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September 28Tickets are pricey, but it's a night of contemporary eats and beats with host Tyrone Edwards, an open bar, a performance from Busty and the Brass and DJ Skratch Bastid among all kinds of other fun stuff.The Jam Space
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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