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10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include one of the most anticipated events of the month as well as a host of St. Patrick's Day events and parties. For the full listings make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
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March 13-19Running all week, International Delight Canada is taking over Hale Coffee in the Junction Triangle with free tastings of a limited edition flavour.
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March 15-26This annual juried festival of new writing, works-in-progress and experimental theatre is back with a different program of plays starting this week. Each week will feature 4 short plays in under 100 minutes every night.Alumnae Theatre
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March 15 - April 23This fusion of art, sauna culture, and sweat bathing is coming to Toronto. Be invigorated by heat and social connections at this unique community experience and check out the artist-designed saunas and sweat bathing structures as you rejuvenate.Harbourfront Centre, North East Grounds
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March 16This sketch show starring TikTok and real life comedian Emily Richardson (Sketchersons, DListed) is bound to include odes to creamy garlic dipping sauce and seething rage. Co-starring Tom Hearn, Tiyawnda McGregor, and Alessandra Vite.Franco Boni - Theatre Centre
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March 17This platform for local house music artists is celebrating their two year anniversary at one of Toronto's best nightclubs in the Annex.Coda Toronto
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March 17-19Experience the ultimate playground for comics, sci-fi, horror, anime and gaming and meet tons of celebrities at this annual three-day festival.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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March 17The Toronto 6 Womens Professional Hockey Team Plays For The Isobel cup and this is your chance to cheer them on in the semifinals.Mattamy Athletic Centre
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March 17-19This festival will transform a convention centre into a walk through the streets & souks of the Middle East, serving up the delightful tastes of Arabic music, art and culture. Listen to music by emerging local artists and some of the most prominent performers in Toronto's Canadian Arabic community and shop from over 60 vendors.Mississauga Convention Centre
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March 18-19More than 30 curated local makers and artisans can be found at this market with free admission. Get free samples from Maker’s Mark and specialty cocktails for purchase with all proceeds going towards Shelter Movers. Tito’s BBQ Cookout will be grilling Filipino skewers.Coffee and Clothing
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March 18The unofficial Comicon afterparty will take place at one of Toronto's most unique bars near Queen and Bathurst. Expect tasty specialty drinks, dope tunes and sci-fi vibes, along with some surprise guests and celebrities. $15 cover in advance. $20 at the door.
Lead photo byJack Landau
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