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Free events in Toronto this week include caroling, skating, and movie viewings. In other words, they're all perfectly nostalgic ways to spend the days leading up to Christmas.
The illustrious Roy Thompson Hall opens its door for a festive and free choir and organ concert. It's not often that this venue offers free admission, so take advantage of their spirit of giving.
The 28th Annual Winter Solstice Parade lights the longest night of the year with hand-made lanterns, giant puppets, stilted dancers, fire breathers and more.
Hot Docs has been hosting a ton of free screenings of Holiday classics leading up to Christmas, not the least of which is the modern classic, Elf, starring Will Ferrell.
Union Holiday brings Broken Social Scene's Brendan Canning together with Choir Nation for a free interactive show where you'll be able to sing alongside the Canadian indie veteran.
This creepy, Toronto-shot thriller about a killer stalking a sorority house on Christmas Eve isn't exactly the most wholesome way to spend the night before Christmas, but it sure will be unique!
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Christian Bobak at Kensington Market Winter Solstice
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