A former One Direction member makes a pit stop in town tonight. If pop music isn't your thing, a new arts festival is kicking off and The North Face has a major sale on fall and winter outerwear. And don't forget to celebrate national taco day!
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Events you might want to check out
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October 4The One Directioner turned solo artist hits Massey Hall for one night only. Opening the show is Muna, an electronic pop band from Los Angeles.Massey Hall
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October 4-8This performing arts festival features local Pan-American, Indigenous, and LatinX artists whose works look to push the boundaries of theatre, dance, performance art, and more.Aki Studio & Ada Slaight Hall, Daniels Spectrum
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October 4-9Invest in some warm clothing before winter arrives and take advantage of major discounts on outerwear, footwear, and backpacks. Keep in mind the sale is cash only.533 College Street
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October 4Chef Wes Avila of famed L.A. food truck Guerrilla Tacos is in town for a one-night-only celebration of tacos and tequila, directly from the city that does them best.
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October 4-15Catch local artist and urban geographer Daniel Rotsztain’s free exhibit showcasing his sketches of the unique and quirky architectural history of Toronto.Todmorden Mills
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October 4-5It's the season launch of Doc Soup, Hot Docs' monthly screening series that presents festival hits and award-winning docs.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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October 4If the thought of participating in a Wikipedia editing session focusing on experimental film, video and performance gets you excited than this event is for you.AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario
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Ongoing events
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October 3-24The global exhibition stops by Toronto this October to showcase the most powerful photojournalism of the year on high-quality, gallery sized prints.Brookfield Place
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September 28 - October 8The city's latest festival rolls on. Today you can catch A Short History of the Highrise, the Emmy-winning documentary about the 2,500-year global history of vertical living and issues of social equality, narrated by Leslie Feist.East Harbour
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