10 things to do in Toronto today
The consumption lull between eating a lot, buying a lot, and drinking a lot can seem like a time for hibernation, but with tons of things to do like club nights, intellectual films, and comedy shows, it's the perfect time to get out there and keep the holiday celebrations going.
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Events you might want to check out
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December 27Check our the best of Tinder Tales of 2018 in this show that highlights hilarious & awkward dating stories.
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December 27Win a prize or just enjoy some drinks and dabbing with the holiday version of monthly Boozy Bingo at Nightowl.
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December 27If you're tight on cash after the holidays, drop in to see the 2017 Palme d'or winner, The Square. It's a satirical drama about the place of the art world in contemporary society.Lillian H. Smith library
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December 27The Jeff Martin-fronted Canadian rock band (not the Palin-fronted movement) jams out in the east end for their Black River tour.
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December 27Check out this comedy show that uses your stories and and a few online reviews to bring you an hour of hilarious and absurd improv that just might make that awful present worth it..... maybe.
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December 27This special screening of Buster Keaton’s 1926 silent comedy masterpiece features some of the Great Stone Face’s greatest stunts, spectacles and slapstick mastery, standing as one of the most entertaining comedies—and action films—of all time.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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December 27One of Toronto's club institutions is closing, but you have multiple chances to eulogize and celebrate. Hit up this one with notorious DJ Getter.
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December 27Three of Toronto's finest stand up comedians and wannabe chefs, including JFL's Sandra Battaglini and CBC Comedy's Luba Magnus compete for the Bake Off title to see who is crowned The Great Comedy Bake Off champion.
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December 27Hit up Swan Dive for a night of cheap drinks and great tunes from DJ Nora Noise.
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December 27-30Art comes to life this holiday season on the Aga Khan Museum’s exterior walls in a spectacular 3-D projection show you won’t find anywhere else in Toronto.Aga Khan Museum
Lead photo byHannah Jor
Lead photo byHannah Jor
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