10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include catching an international basketball tournament, enjoying a beer and rib festival, and taking in live comedy shows.
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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July 11Get your dose of nostalgia and show up your friends (pun intended!) at this FRIENDS trivia night. You and your team will get the chance to win a $100 gift card, plus tons of themed prizes while you flex your knowledge and show up the competition. There will even be episodes screened throughout the night!
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July 12Grab a friend and a box of tissues for a special 35th-anniversary screening of the 1988 cult classic Beaches, presented on 35MM film at the Revue Cinema.Revue Cinema
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July 13Comedian Kyle Kinane is back in Toronto and performing live at Danforth Music Hall. Grab a ticket and get ready to laugh your pants off!
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July 14Head to Scotiabank Arena and check out multi-platinum songstress Alicia Keys as she stops in Toronto during her 22-city Keys to the Summer tour across North America.Scotiabank Arena
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July 14-16Get ready to indulge in some of Canada's best BBQ and brews as Rib and Beer Fest returns to Yonge-Dundas this weekend.Yonge-Dundas Square
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July 14-16Nathan Phillips Square will be transformed into a Middle Eastern souk, full of tasty eats, music, and art. You'll also find Arabic art and music from emerging local artists and some of Canada's most prominent Arabic performers.Nathan Phillips Square
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July 15Head over to the Comedy Bar's east-end outpost to get your laugh on this week. Submit your naughtiest real-life secrets (anonymously, of course) then let this improv show take you on a hilarious journey — perfect for date night.
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July 15-16Art of all types is taking over Bloordale, with murals, large installations, and window exhibits. There will also be live painting, clay-making and collage workshops, and fort-making contests for your inner child. If you're in the mood for music, main stage concerts will include Brazilian Drum Parade, Mother Tongues, Blunt Chunks, and AfriqueLikeMe DJ Crew.Bloordale Village
Lead photo byAndrew Williamson. With contributions from Ben Ozakawa.
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