10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include checking out an award-winning Broadway musical, watching mind-blowing tricks at a magic show and testing your knowledge at a trivia night.
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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December 26If shopping is not your vibe why not spend your money at a fun party featuring Kenny Glasgow at the Wiggle Room. Tickets always sell out when Kenny plays so make sure to get yours early.
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December 27If you are still mourning the end of spooky season head over to Storm Crow Manor this week for a night of horror movie trivia that will put your knowledge of all things terrifying to the test. Don't forget to try one of their potion like cocktails!
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December 27If you love all that jazz make sure to snag a ticket for the limited run of Tony Award winning Broadway show, Chicago, as it makes a stop in the city.Ed Mirvish Theatre
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December 27-29Watch in awe as the facade of the Aga Khan museum is transformed with cool light projections inspired by the masterpieces inside the museum and grab some delicious Middle Eastern food from one of the many food vendors on site.Aga Khan Museum
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December 27-30Prepare to have your mind blown as you witness death defying tricks and mesmerizing mind readings as this extraordinary magic show hits Toronto.Meridian Hall
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December 27-31Blake and Clay are back with another hilarious play. The Dora-nominated duo will perform their newest work at Assembly Hall this week.The Assembly Theatre
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December 28Get ready to sing your heart out as rap superstar Travis Scott makes a stop at Scotiabank Arena as part of his brand new Utopia Presents Circus Maximum tour.Scotiabank Arena
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December 28Crack open a cold one, eat some yummy bar food and listen to vibey music at this cozy winter concert.
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December 29Why not switch it up this season by checking out some of the best wrestling as WWE returns to Toronto with a live holiday tour.Coca-Cola Coliseum
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December 29Whether you are a classical music aficionado or just want to try something new, head to Jane Mallet Theatre for a beautiful rendition of The Merry Widow by Franz Lehar.Jane Mallett Theatre
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