10 things to do in Toronto today
A cozy bonfire awaits you as events in Toronto today will see Evergreen Brick Works welcome the winter spirit. A new community hub is ready to open and two fascinating docmenraties are sceening. Art, theatre, comedy and fresh beats are also part of today's fun.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
January 16A group of local artists take on the challenge of explaining the interconnectedness of all life on earth, and how we humans play a vital role in our world.Onsite Gallery
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January 16Thirty different short-form scenes are going down in the span of an hour as comedians stretch their stamina and skill to the limit.
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January 16After undergoing renovations, this community space is ready to reopen with a ton of festivities and encourages folks donate a mug in exchange for tea.Tea Base
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January 16Local choir singers are gathering to sing the best of the queen herself: Whitney Houston and her soulful ballads, pop hits and R&B classics.
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January 16It's a special night for Secret Society as it celebrates 200 sessions of local DJs spinning deep house and techno grooves all evening long.
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January 16Experiences of illness and pain are at the forefront of Chloë Lum and Yannick Desranleau's brightly coloured choreographic mini-opera.
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January 16Hollywood leading man Montgomery Clift led a difficult life and this new documentary explores his life, sexuality and self-destructive tendencies.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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January 16-19The difficulty and importance of maintaining cultural heritage takes on the focus in a series of spherical screenings of Julie Dash's 1991 film.
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January 16-27Women take ownership of their own sexuality after the discovery of the vibrator opens up a whole new world for everyone in this new and edgy production.Tarragon Theatre
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January 16-23Cozy fires, hot chocolate, bites, games, activities, skating and lots more is all part of the fun at Evergreen Brick Works as it embraces winter.Evergreen Brick Works
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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