10 things to do in Toronto this weekend
This weekend starts with St. Patrick's Day and several pub events. Grab the green beer and party with the luck of the Irish. Don't worry, if drinking all day isn't your thing, there are still many events to check out from Comicon to vintage markets or head over to our events section for the full listings.
Here are some events to check out this weekend.
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Events you might want to check out
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March 17-19This annual event returns to Toronto, kicking off three days of everything to do with comic books, pop culture and unique costumes.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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March 17Party for St. Patrick's Day with the annual party at Linsmore Taverns, featuring green beer, a Celtic band and prizes. Be sure to get your ticket early, this event is sure to sell out.
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March 17-19A ten-dollar cover gets you access to six floors of partying, eight bars, a special menu and a popping dance floor at this iconic event.
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March 17-18There's no better place to party for St. Patrick's Day than at a brewery, and Steam Whistle has you covered with music, games, and special drinks.Steam Whistle Brewing
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March 17Get access to four exclusive parties with one wristband - good times guaranteed.
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March 18Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with big laughs and strong drinks! Put on your best green outfit and giggle the night away. Dope Comedy is the only Black run comedy show held in an art gallery.Broken Cage Gallery
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March 18Year after year, Guinness SPD has proven to be Toronto’s favourite all-day St. Patrick’s Day party. Go join that old high school friend for the free pancake breakfast, enjoy a delicious Guinness, or most importantly, dance to live bands.
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March 18Toronto Made Market returns to Queen West for a pop-up event featuring 40 local markers. Check it out on Saturday, March 18th with free admission.
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March 18-21Over 117 films will be screened at the Paradise Theatre on Bloor.The Paradise on Bloor
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March 19Visit this one-of-a-kind experience for the finest handmade goods from local Toronto artisans. Shop unique jewelry, home decor, clothing, and more.The Great Hall
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