10 things to do in Toronto today
Events in Toronto today mark the start of a huge sake festival and Indigenous Fashion Week, with shows and a makers market. Power Ball also celebrates 20 years of art party wildness at the Power Plant gallery.
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Events you might want to check out
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May 31Prepare for a huge festival of all things sake, including hundreds of sake from 30 breweries — plus food from Japan and beyond.The Fermenting Cellar
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May 31This annual art party and fundraiser is celebrating its 20th year with a carnivalesque mashup of art, edibles, waggishness and tomfoolery.
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May 31Photographer Ryan Rice speaks from his experience as a cultural mediator in relation to Indigenous presence across contemporary art and culture.Ryerson University School of Image Arts
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May 31Lulaworld 2018 kicks off with special guests direct from Chile, Colombia and Brazil.
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May 31Country singer Luke Bryan is bringing his What Makes You Country tour to Toronto, with support from Sam Hunt.Rogers Centre
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May 31Expand your musical palette with live instrumental and experimental hip-hop featuring Joel Garden, Josh Grant, Crooklin and Anzola.
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May 31Second City alumni, actors from CBC's Because News and Sunnyside are in for some stand-up action and improv.
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May 31This documentary looks at the enduring legacy of photographer Dorothea Lange and her documentation of five decades of American history.Toronto Reference Library, Beeton Hall (main floor).
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May 31Thursdays are for punk and four groups hailing from Montreal and Toronto are grunging up The Painted Lady for the night.
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May 31 - June 3Toronto's Indigenous Fashion Week kicks off with a focus on female makers in the areas of fashion, textiles and craft.Harbourfront Centre
Lead photo byMorris Lum
Lead photo byMorris Lum
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