15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are jam-packed with musical talent from Canada and beyond as Canadian Music Week kicks off all over the city. Meanwhile, the Toronto Flower Market returns and Game of Thrones fans are gathering for a night of fun. There's lots of free stuff on, too!
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
May 6-9It's finally here. The documentary that follows Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other women looking to enter politics is screening over the next four days. You can also catch it on Netflix.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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May 6-12Canadian talent from all over the country is flocking to music venues all over the city for a one-week festival showcasing over 800 acts.Multiple Venues
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May 7Back again is this monthly showcase dedicated to lesbian and queen comedians with Adrienne Fish, Elisabeth Bailey, Emily Poulin and Marisa Rosa Grant.
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May 8Catch a packed night of music from Marshmello, Neon Dreams, Famba, Lu Kala and more from Canadian musical talent and international artists.
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May 9A celebration of culinary greatness is here as local chefs whip up gourmet goodies among drinks and music, all for a good cause.Daniels Spectrum
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May 9Part of CMW, Dream More Festival takes from all musical genres to bring international and local singers together to the stage.
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May 10Throw back to the Mesozoic era at this Dino-themed edition of FNL featuring access to the Zulu exhibit, plus music, food and drinks.Royal Ontario Museum
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May 10-12It's one of Toronto's biggest food festivals of the spring. Music, drinks, dancing and more are all part of the fun.Evergreen Brick Works
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May 11Bring your dog, your friend or just yourself to this big flea with over 40 local makers selling speciality goods like art, skincare, food and vintage items.
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May 11Spring is here and that means the Toronto Flower Market has sprung to feature dozens of local growers and florists selling fresh cut bouquets.CAMH
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May 11Dress your best for this Game of Thrones party with a night of themed festivities including a Medieval feast, silent auction and murder-mystery game.Ralph Thornton Community Centre
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May 11Pick yourself up one of the plant pals at this huge plant fair with an incredible array of horticulture and botanical goods for sale.Roncesvalles United Church
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June 12Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga has made waves as Bollywood’s first lesbian love story, and it's screening alongside a talk on representation.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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May 12Thousands of folks are getting ready to run down Yonge Street in support of Camp Ooch, a charity that helps kids with cancer.On Yonge St. at Davisville Ave
Lead photo byMatt Forsythe
Lead photo byMatt Forsythe
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