10 things to do in Toronto this week
There are many things to do in Toronto this week that'll cure those post-Christmas blues. You can check out a new production of a beloved musical, watch your hockey heroes live in action, learn about Toronto's amazing architecture and more.
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Events you might want to check out
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January 7Try your hand at magic at Canada's only open mic magic show, back for the fourth time.
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January 8 - February 2Check out a brand new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic The Phantom Of The Opera, stopping in Toronto as part of its North American Tour.Princess of Wales Theatre
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January 8 - February 12Learn about post-war Toronto architecture decade by decade to see what it reveals about this city and its inhabitants at this engaging and informative talk.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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January 9The 2020 Toronto Maple Leafs Outdoor Practice presented by Sport Chek is happening this week and it'll have plenty of free outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy.Nathan Phillips Square
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January 9 - July 9There's no better combination than beer and cheese and you can try the most adventurous pairings at this foodie event.
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January 10Astronaut Chris Hadfield's Generator is back this year to provide you with with some of the world’s most incredible and overlooked talent.Roy Thomson Hall
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January 10Catch a live Q&A with Canadian comedian Nathan Fielder from the landmark Comedy Central docu-reality series Nathan For You.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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January 11Get a head start on the upcoming fashion trends of the New Year at this fashion show filled with entertainment, photoshoots, live music, food and more.National Event Banquet Hall
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January 12Take your pants off and ride the subway! That's all you have to do to participate in this worldwide annual event.Multiple Venues
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January 12-26Learn all about the very first purpose-built opera house in Canada as the Canadian Opera Company opens the doors of the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
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