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Corey Van Den Hoogenband
Posted on January 18, 2018
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12 things to do in Toronto today

Radar
Corey Van Den Hoogenband
Posted on January 18, 2018
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There's a huge amount of can't-miss events happening in Toronto today, undoubtedly making this one of the most exciting Thursdays in some time. From stunning art pop-ups like Come Up To My Room to wild live shows like Soundtrack of the City, there's something for everyone today.

  • Events you might want to check out
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Come Up To My Room
      January 18-21
      Come Up To My Room
      The Gladstone's four day alternative design festival is a vehicle for exploring experimental art, giving over 30 innovative artists rooms to fill with visuals from their wildest imaginations.
      Gladstone Hotel
    • Soundtrack of the City
      January 18-22
      Soundtrack of the City
      Underground Toronto musicians are under the spotlight at this five day, multi venue indie music fest. Odds are you'll find your next favourite artist at one of these shows along Queen and Kensington.
      Multiple Venues
    • Paintings from the Art Battle
      January 18-21
      Paintings from the Art Battle
      After hundreds of Art Battles, the best pieces from the show's history have been collected for a four day exhibition and sale. In typical Art Battle fashion, there'll be live painting on site.
      Artusiasm Art Gallery
    • Bahamas
      January 18
      Bahamas
      Toronto born musician Afie Jurvanen, AKA Bahamas, hits Massey Hall for a special hometown album release show, playing jams from his fourth full-length LP, Earthtones.
      Massey Hall
    • IDS
      January 18-21
      IDS
      For lovers of interior design this weekend-long show is a paradise. Discover leading brands and homegrown talent, showcasing pieces way more interesting than what you'll find at IKEA.
      Metro Toronto Convention Centre
    • Chefs for Change
      January 18 - March 1
      Chefs for Change
      Back for a fourth year, more than 40 of Canada's top chefs come together to collaborate on five phenomenal dinners. It's Toronto's coziest, tastiest, mid-winter dinner series.
      Propeller Coffee Co.
    • Club House
      January 18
      Club House
      The Beaver hosts their inclusive, queer friendly dance party with absolutely no cover. ,This month features DJs J. Lai and Koko spinning house, reggaeton, club, and latin pop.
      The Beaver
    • Much Too Young
      January 18
      Much Too Young
      The Alzheimer Society of Toronto partner up with Hot Docs for a pay-what-you-can film fundraiser, showing a doc about the hardships on children caring for parents diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
      Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
    • Tennis
      January 18
      Tennis
      The only thing sweeter and more heartfelt than this husband wife duo is the indie pop they create on stage together. Tennis hits the Mod Club in support of their 2017 album Yours Conditionally.
      Mod Club Theatre
    • Unity Hip Hop Charity Party
      January 18
      Unity Hip Hop Charity Party
      This fundraising party raises money to empower youth through hip hop. It features serious talent from local DJs, rapper PartyNextDoor, and Adria Kain, who's performed alongside Daniel Caesar.
      Revival Bar
  • Ongoing events
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    About the Event
    Location
Lead photo by

Hector Vasquez at Come Up To My Room

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