10 things to do in Toronto today
The spooky side of October is in full swing between the AGO's Halloween-themed First Thursday, ghost walks, and a full on witches gathering. For the faint of heart, there are also free burgers to look forward to!
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Events you might want to check out
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October 5With Halloween creeping up and Guillermo del Toro's At Home with Monsters exhibit on display, the Enter Darkness edition of First Thursday celebrates all things supernatural with headliner Peaches.AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario
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October 5Harry’s wants to celebrate its birthday by giving you free burgers from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.. All proceeds from side orders will go to the Parkdale Community Food Bank, with Harry’s matching donations up to $5,000.Harry's Charbroiled
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October 5-28Grab a friend and learn why the Distillery District is thought to be one of Toronto’s most haunted spots as you wander through its cobblestone streets, lantern in hand.Segway of Ontario
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October 5-8Hook yourself up with a new fall wardrobe by stopping by this massive warehouse sale. Expect footwear, apparel and accessories for men, women and kids on sale for up to 80 percent off.The International Centre
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October 5Hip hop and retro video games unite for a nostalgic night of dancing. Besides drinks, everything from admission to arcade machines are free.
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October 5In 2016 the Luminato Festival transformed the Hearn, a decommissioned power plant, into a cultural breeding ground. Join former Luminato director Jorn Weisbrodt and a panel of experts in a discussion on how contemporary culture can engage with idle, historic urban spaces.EDIT: Expo for Design, Innovation & Technology
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October 5This free exhibit explores the tension between peace and balance through a series of clean, arresting shots of vacant public spaces at night.
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October 5Get your spooky on and celebrate witches, women, and art in venues across town all month. Tonight's kick-off at WonderWorks features all female musical performances, psychic readings, and a gallery of witch portrayals in media.WonderWorks
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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