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15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about dance parties and festivals
Nuit Blanche is back after a brief hiatus to cover the city in massive art exhibitions or head to the Fall N' Leaves pop-up which features fall-themed food and activities.
With so many things to do in Toronto, there's likely an event for everyone.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
September 27 - January 31Test your knowledge of all things pop culture at this trivia night and try your hand at winning some prizes.
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September 28Indie singer-songwriter Alec Benjamin is set to stop in the city as part of his UnCommentary Tour.
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September 28-30Grab tickets to this three-day film festival that will feature over 50 films made by Latin Canadian artists.Spadina Theatre
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September 29Put on your most vibrant outfit and chuck up a peace sign as you make your way to this 50s and 60s-themed dance party.The Cat On Q
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September 30 - October 2Celebrate coming together again at this three-day festival filled with Canadian food, drinks and music. 100% of net proceeds raised at the event will be donated to charity.Maple Leaf Forever Park
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September 30Comedian Trevor Noah is bringing his funny persona to the city.Scotiabank Arena
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September 30Don your best double denim outfit and head out to this 90s-themed dance party that will be playing all of your favourite throwback songs from the decade.THE PAINTED LADY
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September 30 - October 30Celebrate the cool brisk season at this outdoor food and wine pop-up that features wood-fired food, a pumpkin patch and a giant hay bale sofa.Fall N' Leaves Pop Up
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September 30 - October 31Celebrate the spooky season by walking through this immersive lights festival that features over 1.5 million LED and RGB lights that are animated and synchronized to some of your favourite Halloween tracks.CF Sherway Gardens
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October 1Grab your bikes and helmets and set out for a night bike ride to check out art exhibits around the city.Multiple Venues
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October 1Get some daily exercise and try not to get too distracted by the cute puppies running around.Royal Canadian Legion
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October 1The overnight art festival returns for an even bigger event, expanding into neighbourhoods in Etobicoke and North York, in addition to busy downtown and Scarborough.Multiple Venues
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October 1-2Get into the Halloween spirit by grabbing tickets to this indie horror film festival.918 Bathurst St.
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October 1 - December 3If you're looking to start a home renovation project or build a new home, check out free weekly home renovation sessions where you'll learn everything about home renovation.Fusion Eatery at Improve Canada
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October 2Put on your best lederhosen and celebrate the German holiday by downing a cold pint of beer and some traditional Oktoberfest eats.
Lead photo byMatt Forsythe
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