15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week can feel the holidays inching closer as the festivities continue around the city. Holiday wrestling, comedy, mixtape exchange and markets are all part of the excitement, while Cirque du Soleil arrives with high-flying fun. There's lots of free stuff on, too.
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Events you might want to check out
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December 10Toronto singer TIka has been having a great year and is capping it off with a musical showcase with host Jully Black and Sydanie and Khadijah Lopez.
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December 10If you move quickly enough, you can still grab tickets for the fifth and final show in this concert series by Toronto's own indie pop rockers.
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December 10The last Trampoline Hall for the year sees artists, storytellers, comedians and performers out for a night of talks, drinks and inspiration.
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December 11Catch a free screening of this documentary that follows trans people in the U.S. military and a panel on the film in a Canadian context.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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December 12Wavelength Music Festival makes a brief return with a night of spacey tunes and hearty laughs in support of Unison Benevolent Fund.
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December 12-16Corteo tells the story of "a festive parade imagined by a clown" and includes its signature acrobatic marvels and mind-bending contortion.Scotiabank Arena
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December 13There's nothing like a little wrestling to get you into the holiday spirit and Lucha Libre is back with a Christmas show with live performances and more.
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December 14-16Another Bruce Willis classic, this futurist sci-fi thriller centres around good and evil in a world beyond the stars.Cinesphere
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December 15Give the gift of music at this holiday mixtape exchange. Don't have a tape? The Dupe Shop can whip one up for you on the spot.
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December 15Artists from all over the city are selling their works, including a huge selection of zines, comics, prints, t-shirts, tote bags, jewellery, ceramics and crafts.
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December 15All kinds of traditional Caribbean goodies are on at this holiday market with food and huge local makers market with gifts and accessories.Ralph Thornton Community Centre
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December 15Weird and strange goodies can be found at this non-traditional holiday market, featuring a ton of local makers specializing in the macabre.6 Noble St
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December 16Arguably one of the most iconic characters from the U.S version of The Office, comedian and musician Creed Bratton is here for a night of tunes and laughs.
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December 16Toronto's annual feminists' musical showcase Venus Fest is hosting a holiday market with lots of handmade goodies by women and non-binary artists.
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