11 things to do in Toronto today
Today in Toronto you can celebrate the Day of the Dead at the AGO, hit up a huge party at TIFF, or score a deal on shoes. The weekend is almost upon us, so get out there and live it up.
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Events you might want to check out
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November 2Get ready to live forever at boombox, a building-wide, multi-sensory, Fame-inspired adventure at TIFF Bell Lightbox.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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November 2Janet's well-received State of the World tour is back on track after being postponed and will at last make its way to Toronto.Air Canada Centre
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November 2One of the most influential photographers of our time, Annie Leibovitz visits Indigo to discuss the photographs found in her new book Annie Leibovitz: Portraits 2005-2016.Indigo Bay & Bloor
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November 2Hudson’s Bay and Saks Fifth Avenue will unveil their always-iconic holiday window display. Following a performance by Pentatonix, guests are invited inside to enjoy a photo booth, ornament painting, and more.
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November 2On the official Day of the Dead, explore the AGO as you've never seen it before as part of the AGO's November First Thursday.AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario
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November 2Explore the night sky via U of T's telescopes and a live planetarium presentation, as well as a panel speaking on how the indigenous peoples of North America view the night sky.JJR Macleod Auditorium, University of Toronto
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November 2The semi annual footwear sale offers deals ranging from 50% to 95% off regular pricing. With over 30 brands you're sure to find fall footwear that'll actually have you looking forward to chilly weather.Baker Shoe Company's Warehouse
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November 2Celebrate a night of funny with an all star line up of talented women of colour.
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November 2A dynamic group of Toronto artists are bringing the Pop Art movement of the 1960's into the contemporary moment with unique artistic reflections on mass media, popular culture and consumerism.
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November 2-4Don't miss this all-women production of Matt and Ben, a play written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers, about young struggling actors Matt Damon and Ben Affleck discovering the script to Good Will Hunting.The Commons Theatre
Lead photo byHenry Chan / TIFF
Lead photo byHenry Chan / TIFF
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