60 events in Toronto to put on your fall to-do list
Events in Toronto this fall will completely book your social calendar, so invite your friends along for the ride 'cause you're going to be busy. Not only are there parties, food festivals, running events, live theatre and concerts, but also a near-endless array of things to do inside and out.
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September 28 - October 8This brand new festival for fans of design, innovation and technology takes over 150,000-square feet of the abandoned Lever Ponds soap factory for 10 days of installations, talks, and workshops.East Harbour
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September 30 - October 1The 12th edition of Toronto's free, city-wide sunset-to-sunrise celebration of contemporary art returns with installations and works transforming spaces all around us for one night only.Multiple Venues
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September 30 - January 7Don’t miss this rare glimpse into the fantastic and frightful world of renowned filmmaker Guillermo del Toro. It's an immersive exhibit featuring about 4,150 objects collected by del Toro, including props, sculptures, paintings, prints, and costumes.Art Gallery of Ontario
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October 3-24This global exhibition presents the best visual journalism of the past year. Check out stunning and award-winning photos from around the world all for free.Brookfield Place
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October 13Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets Is screened in concert with score from the TSO. Watch the movie live along with the band.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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October 18-21See over 100 international, Canadian and North American film premieres created by Indigenous filmmakers with almost three quarters of the films (72%) made by Indigenous female directors.Multiple Venues
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October 27The annual TEDxToronto conference explores the theme of legacy this year with talks, workshops, and inspiring presentations from some of the city's greatest thinkers. There'll also be snacks and drinks.Evergreen Brick Works
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October 27-30Art Toronto is Canada's only international fair for modern and contemporary art. It's kind of like our version of Art Basel.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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October 31Church Street celebrates Halloween like no place else. Known as one of the biggest Halloween parties in the country, thousands of people put on the most creative and outrageous costumes and join the outdoor street party.Church Street
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November 3-12Kind of like the Ex of the fall, the Royal Winter Fair is a tradition that takes Torontonians inside the world of farming, grooming, pageant shows, baby animals, and yummy food.Enercare Centre
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November 22The 4:44 Tour will be a testament to the album of the same name released this year, and a guaranteed night of hip hop entertainment.Air Canada Centre
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November 25 - April 8In celebration of the House of Dior’s 70th anniversary, the ROM explores the brilliance behind Dior’s dramatic creations that revived the entire Paris haute couture industry.Royal Ontario Museum
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December 16Concert of the year? It just might be. This is the first of three sold out shows, but you can try and get tickets somehow, right? Snoh Aalegra is the opening act, and you can probably expect some surprise appearances.The Danforth Music Hall
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