10 things to do in Toronto today
Free films are the name of the game today as events in Toronto include the Regent Park Film Festival and a screening of some odds and ends from the CBC archive. Elsewhere, artist Kent Monkman is talking abut decolonizing art and there's lots of music and a dance party.
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Events you might want to check out
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November 14Artist Kent Monkman has begun to gain mainstream recognition for his intricate paintings, and is here to talk about decolonizing art history.The Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre
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November 14Legendary photographer Jamel Shabazz was instrumental in capturing the Civil Rights Movement until now, and is here for a free talk.George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre
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November 14Future bass is this Dutch producer's speciality and he's been making his way to the top of the heap with hits like "Light" and "The Future".
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November 14Raw folk to fill your soul arrives by way of Front Country who carefully mix indie and Americana into upbeat, traditional tunes form the back roads.
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November 14Culinary historian Michael W. Twitty is on hand to talk about how we build social justice through food alongside The Globe's Denise Balkissoon.
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November 14From their beginnings in Toronto, Palaye Royale have grown to become purveyors of art rock, and they're here alongside Bones and Dead Posey.
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November 14CBC's archives are a wealth of fascinating snapshots from our collective history and a handful of them are screening for free today.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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November 14-17Local and international, independent filmmakers come out for this free festival with screenings, panels, events, directors spotlights and more.Daniels Spectrum
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November 14-18Local and international filmmakers look to capture the uniqueness of the Armenian community with over 50 film screenings across different genres.Multiple Venues
Lead photo byJamel Shabazz
Lead photo byJamel Shabazz
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