15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are havin' a time, as they say, with dance parties, film, theatre and music. A$AP Rocky is dropping by and The Next Stage theatre festival kicks off. There's a paper party and a new festival dedicated to cult flicks. Plus, lots of free stuff, as well!
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Events you might want to check out
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January 7Trampoline Hall returns with a new lineup of speakers meant to expand your mind like Chris Locke, Sarah Hagi and Kyrell Grant.
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January 7-26Aliens. Are they real? A new production from award-winning playwright and performer Damien Atkins tells the story of the stories of many believers.Streetcar Crowsnest
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January 7-31The Home Made Visible tour is travelling across North America and stopping here for a month of BIPOC-focused exhibits, workshops and screenings.Toronto Reference Library
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January 8David Bowie's birthday is a time for celebration and you can catch a screening of the classic concert film that captures the legend in his prime.Revue Cinema
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January 9-20Twelve new and independent productions take to the stage with shows by local and national companies looking to challenge and inspire audiences.The Factory Theatre
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January 10A critical look at the destabilization of communities and settler-colonialism comes by way of artist Shatha Al-Husseini's new photographic works.
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January 11Coming hot off of testing, it's been a good year for rapper A$AP Rocky, and he's bringing his Injured Generation tour here for the night.Coca-Cola Coliseum
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January 11Part of the Class of 2019 concert series, Montreal's Paul Jacob's is performing alongside Komodo, Mother Tongues, Pacer and Blankscreen.
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January 11It's a ladies night in every sense as Les Femmes Fatales is back with the first show of the new year, featuring burlesque and performance art.
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January 11-13A classic love story is on when a farmboy-turned-pirate goes on the hunt for his lost love, encountering lots of wild characters along the way.Cinesphere
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January 11-13The first ever All Night Fest kicks off with four screenings of films that have amassed their own cult followings from big-name directors.The Royal Cinema
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January 12You are the dancing queen at this ABBA dance party celebrating all the best classic pop and disco, new remixes and today's hits playing all night.
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January 13Pick yourself up some post-holiday treats with local creators coming together to sell lifestyle, home, art, food and lots more to help kick off the new year.
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