10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include art crawls, dinner with a drag show, storytelling and markets that celebrate springtime. Catch a scary movie, or two, or ten at an indie horror film fest.
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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April 3Trampoline Hall gives three speakers the chance to deliver eccentric lectures about topics on which they are not professional experts. This week features Adam Chen's story "I Live for the Soggy," "So You Have to Give a Eulogy" by Simon Borer, and Lindsay Duncan on "Lessons from a Marilyn Monroe Impersonator."The Garrison
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April 4-7Toronto Indie Horror Fest runs April 4 through 7 at Eyesore Cinema. On Tuesday, catch terrifying flicks from around the world such as The Sound Of Summer (Japan), Party's Over (US), Mister Creep (US), and Murder, Madness and Mayhem (Canada).Eyesore Cinema
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April 4Pop culture trivia in the heart of Liberty Village hosted by comedian and trivia master, Arianne Tong. Topics focus on television, film, music, television and celebrity trivia and even more party games.
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April 5This is a weekly Wednesday karaoke night hosted by a recurring cast of comedians, DJs and lively personalities. Theme nights and curated playlists take place once a month.
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April 5Flamingo Market is a bi-monthly market for LGBTQ2SIA+ business owners and makers. You're promised a gay ol' time while fostering the diverse small business and artisan talent that the queer community has to offer. It includes food vendors, fine art prints, NSFW embroidery, accessories, body and beauty products, zines, tarot readings, and clothing.
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April 6Champagna presents a fabulous two-course meal and drag show with the hottest Divas of the Westend. During the latter half of the evening, the glamorous lounge transforms into a wild nightclub.
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April 6Fiery R&B duo dvsn perform in their hometown to promote their new album 'Working on My Karma'.
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April 7 - June 18Cirque du Soleil returns to Toronto with its thrilling and internationally acclaimed production KOOZA under the Big Top at a new location in South Etobicoke.Under the Big Top
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April 7Hardstyle collective Embryon presents a dark and heavy twist on four on the floor beats. The lineup features B7, DEZTRO, and TJO.171 College St
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April 8ARTMART presents a pop-up festival and market in the Junction neighbourhood featuring dozens of local artists across three venues. Locations include See-Scape (347 Keele St.), Tâm Vietnamese Street Food and Café (369 Keele St.), and ALT F4 Studio (393 Keele St.).Multiple Venues
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