10 things to do in Toronto today
We're halfway through a gloomy week in Toronto and there's lots of things to do to lift your spirit like catch a bunch of free films, hit up a concert or hang out with some members of our team. Today also marks the Trans Day of Remembrance with a special ceremony.
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Events you might want to check out
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November 20The lives of trans-identified people who have passed away are being honoured today with a night of performances, a candlelight vigil, music and dinner.The 519 Community Centre
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November 20The one and only Danny Brown is bringing is fresh flows and 90s hip-hop-inspired beats to the stage as part of his North American tour.
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November 20Catch up with the faces of blogTO this week as all five hosts sit down for a talk about how they carved their way in the media industry.Shopify
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November 20Throw it back to this family-friendly stoner flick dropped with many iconic moments that's screening with Burger Drops serving up the grub.Revue Cinema
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November 20Artists Deirdre Logue, Lucas Michael and Paul Wong have come together for an exhibition that documents the voices of Toronto's LGBTQ+ community.Vtape
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November 20Feel the gentle warmth of this North Carolina folk duo and their traditional Americana sound that calls out for a slow dance.
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November 20Brandon Ash-Mohammed and Meg MacKay are two local comedians on the rise and ready to record a live rendition of their hilarious sets.
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November 20Part of Among All These Tundras, this free screening looks at two Inuit redefining their identities against the Sixties Scoop and the residential school system.
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November 20If you're looking to pick up some ethically-made goods for the folks on your gift list, this holiday market has lots of locally-scoured items for sale.Hart House
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November 20-23Local and international indie works take the spotlight during this free film festival that focuses on people from all walks of life and their stories.Multiple Venues
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