Weekend events in Toronto April 21-23 2017
Weekend events in Toronto fill pretty much every club, bar, park and movie theatre in the city. It's Canadian Music Week, Fashion Art Toronto, Earth Day and Record Store Day, so get out there and enjoy the spring!
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Events you might want to check out
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April 21-23The Backyard Living Expo features a backyard oasis, the world’s first Smart Trampoline and a backyard sips area for special summer cocktails.The International Centre
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April 21Sir David Adjaye, Christi Belcourt, Junot Daz and Paul Gross lead a discussion as part of the AGO's Creative Minds series. CBC's Matt Galloway will moderate and Tanya Tagaq will perform.
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April 21-23Over 8,200 brand name hockey products (including sticks, helmets, pads, tape, bags) are on sale at this massive warehouse event.Hockey Warehouse
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April 21Experience a Jane’s Walk led by former Toronto Mayor Barbara Hall and Ken Greenberg before a screening of the film Citizen Jane.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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April 22The Rorschach Brewing Co., grand opening will feature live music, food and beer. And there's a rooftop patio.Rorschach Brewing Co.
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April 22Head to this protest at 2 p.m. to show support for what is happening to gay men in Russia right now. Following a few short speeches, there will be a march to the Russian Embassy.Barbara Hall Park
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April 22Celebrate Earth Day and Record Store Day with this brewery as well as the Drake Commissary, Playa Cabana Cantina and Dead Dog Records. It's a party for music and the earth.Henderson Brewing Co
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April 22From noon to 5 p.m., show you love for our planet with a day of music courtesy of Christian Bridges, Jessica Speziale, Xes, Jungle Man Sam, Angela Saini, Bluebelle and many more.Christie Pits Park
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April 22The March for Science is a call to support and safeguard the scientific community in Toronto. Gather at Nathan Phillips Square at 11 a.m. for some speeches and then march to Queen's Park.Nathan Phillips Square
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April 22 - July 30Featuring over 80 works, the exhibition charts six decades in the career of one of America’s most celebrated painters.
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April 22The first annual Aleyards Spring BBQ starts at noon. Shacklands, Junction Craft and Draught Dodger will have booths to make sure nobody goes thirsty.Rainhard Brewing parking lot
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April 23Head to the Great Hall from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to shop for locally made goods. Admission is free and dogs are welcome.The Great Hall - Lower Hall
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