12 things to do in Toronto this week
This week in Toronto you can catch shows from two of the city's favourite bands, check out world renowned short films, and even visit the ROM for free. If you're feeling festive, you can celebrate the holidays with events ranging from skating to singalongs.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
December 11-15Toronto's favourite hardcore band takes over the Danforth for a string of shows. Tickets for this one will be hard to nab, so grab a superfan you know and ask to be their plus one.Danforth Music Hall
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December 11This showcase of LGBT themed short films gathers the finest work from creators across Canada, the United States, the UK, South Africa and more. Best of all, admission is free.Carlton Cinemas
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December 12To celebrate the reopening of the museum's heritage Weston Entrance, the ROM is opening its doors to the people of Toronto, offering free general admission from 10:00 AM until 5:30 PM.Royal Ontario Museum
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December 13The third annual Hip Hop Food Drive features an all Canadian roster of hip hop artists in support of the Parkdale Community Food Bank. Tickets are 5 bucks with a non-perishable donation or 10 without.
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December 14Six standout pieces from the New York Times' editorial opinionated documentaries make their way to Toronto, tackling a range of current events, contemporary issues, and historical subjects.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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December 14The wait for macaron is over. That is, if you don't count the inevitable lineup that will no doubt accompany the opening of the world famous sweets boutique.Yorkdale Shopping Centre
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December 15Celebrate over 30 years of stunning and heartwarming visual storytelling among some of the most devoted fans of Studio Ghibli at this screening and party.
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December 16The giant open group choir takes over the Phoenix for a performance benefiting 25 local, national, and international charities. Expect the most epic caroling you've ever heard.The Phoenix Concert Theatre
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December 16Toronto's outdoor winter party returns with a night dedicated to classic Latin sounds, featuring DJs Blancon and Drumspeak spinning while you skate.Harbourfront Centre
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December 17Find last minute gifts all while skipping lines and crowds at this annual market at the historic Great Hall. Admission is always free.
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