15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about live music and pop-up markets.
Check out Zombie Apocalypse, a new haunted experience that will have you escaping a haunted medical building full of zombies or head out to A Taste of Nigeria, an international food festival that is making its way to the city for the first time.
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-
October 11How well do you know the famed group of friends? Test your knowledge of the beloved sitcom and try to win some prizes.
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October 12Canadian heartthrob Michael Buble is back in the city to perform songs off his latest album Higher.Scotiabank Arena
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October 12Shake up your Sunday night by heading out to this Halloween-themed cabaret show.
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October 12Head out for an afternoon at the opera as the Canadian Opera Company presents a special showing of Baroque opera.Four Seasons Centre
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October 12 - November 5Put your survival skills to the test at this zombie apocalypse-themed haunted house. Find your way out of the immersive experience that will feature over 30 performers and horrifying effects.Zombie Apocalypse
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October 13Get ready for nine rounds of quick trivia that also include interactive games based on pop culture.The Fortunate Fox
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October 14-16Grab tickets to this music festival that will be platforming Indigenous and Canadian artists along with immersive art installations in a sweet DIY space.468 Queen St. W.
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October 15Put on your best double denim outfit and hit the dance floor as a DJ will be playing all your favourite throwback hits from the 80s and 90s all night long.
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October 15Singer-songwriter Demi Lovato is back in the city for the first time since 2018 to sing both old and new hits.
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October 15Get some daily exercise in all while trying not to get distracted by all the cute puppies running around the class.Royal Canadian Legion
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October 15 - December 10The iconic Original Roast Battle tournament, which featured many notable comedians, such as Anthony Jeselnik, Sarah Silverman, and Kevin Hart, is set to make its debut in the city.
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October 15-16Roam through over 35 local vendors showcasing some of their best items including handmade jewellery, home decor, vintage clothing and more.178 R Ossington Ave
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October 15-16Check out this market filled with vintage clothes, handmade goods and other vendors that will also have Halloween-themed items just in time for spooky season.501 Queen West
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October 16Celebrate the Nigerian community in the city and head out to this festival that will feature traditional cuisine, art, music, dance, vendors and more.Royal Event Center
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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