10 things to do in Toronto today
Winter is officially here and things to do in Toronto celebrate the upcoming season with a solstice parade in Kensington Market. A new, one-day festival dedicated to all-things Kpop is here and DJ Skate Nights is back. If you're looking to pick up some gifts, there's two markets as well.
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Events you might want to check out
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December 21The darkness of winter gets a light as this annual winter solstice celebration includes a parade, fire show, performances, music and more.Kensington Market
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December 21K-pop fans have something to get excited for as this huge expo arrives with a weekend of celebrity guests, music, K-food, beauty and culture.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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December 21It's a hot and sweaty get-down on the ice as DJs Matt Hall and Tom Fleming keep the beats rocking on the waterfront rink at this skating party.Natrel Rink
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December 21Not for the lighthearted beer drinker, this stout festival features 18 different stouts on tap from local breweries, plus new blends up for the tasting.Indie Alehouse Brewing Co.
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December 21If you're looking to pick up art for yourself or someone on your gift list, this makers market and zine fair feature works by a ton of local makers.
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December 21Spice up your life at this tribute to the greatest girl group in history with a night of performances and singing, plus some songs dedicated to Cyndi Lauper.
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December 21Bring a non-perishable food item to donate and catch a screening of this classic holiday favourite that sees Ralphie pine for his beloved B.B. gun.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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December 21You're not going to want to miss this edition of Divas Only dedicated to the classic Mariah hit "All I Want for Christmas" and its return to the top of the charts.
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December 21Dress up and get in on the holiday fun at this festive and classy Christmas party with a night of drinks, dear, treats and a visit from Santa himself.
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December 21-22If you're looking to shop local for the folks on your guest list, this pop-up features goods by artisans, makers and farmers from around the city.Crow's Theatre
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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