15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week look to keep you out and about as the weather shifts into nestling season. The Hot Docs Podcast Festival brings the best in audio storytelling and a new interactive exhibition looks to lift your spirits. There's lots of free stuff going on, too!
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Events you might want to check out
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October 29Australian duo Oh Pep! have a diverse range, mixing pop, indie, folk and classical elements to underscore their lovely vocals and sensitive subjects.
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October 30Take a trip into the cosmic regions of the soundscape universe with experimental electro rockers who use quiet space to their advantage.
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October 31Brooklyn artist Yaeji returns to Toronto to to give us another dose of her Korean house/trap mashups that we can't get enough of.
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November 1For all the moody ones, Toronto's own Bahamas takes his time and plays it slow, encouraging listeners to get in touch with themselves.
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November 1-4With everything that's going on in Brazil right now, filmmakers look to capture the changing cultural landscape and tell the stories of its people.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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November 1-5Traditional Icelandic food and culture is on with a week of music, design, film and events happening throughout the city.Multiple Venues
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November 1-5Podcasters from all over arrive for a week of programming that includes talks, screenings, a creators forum and lots more.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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November 1 - January 27A massive double rainbow, a room made of rubber ducks and a confetti dome are just some of the outrageously happy exhibits that make up this place.Harbourfront Centre
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November 2-4Who you gonna call? The Cinesphere is screening the classic supernatural comedy as part of its ongoing 80s flick series.Cinesphere
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November 2-11Country meets city at this annual showcase of rural culture with exhibits, a horticultural competition, food, shopping, entertainment and more.Enercare Centre
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November 3-4Halloween might be over but horror buffs are coming together for more scares at this annual horror convention with programming and special guests.
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November 4Soup of all shapes, sizes and flavours is on at this annual soup festival with local chefs, ingredients and tastings on all day.St. Archangel Michael Church
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November 4Over 100,000 records are up for the buying at this giant record sale featuring nearly every convincible music genre spread across 50 tables in two rooms.Estonian House
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November 4Pulitzer Prize-winning New Yorker investigative journalist Ronan Farrow arrives to discuss some of the big topics facing media and politics today.St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
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