15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about holiday festivals and live music. One of A Kind Winter Show is back at The Exhibition Place, plus check out a couple movie screenings. With so many events happening all over the city, there's an event for everyone.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
November 23Prepare for a night full of laughter at this local comedian showcase.
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November 23 - December 31Celebrate the holiday season with a five week holiday festival full of vendors, music showcases, holiday-themed workshops, drag shows, and the return of the Crokicurl rink.stackt market
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November 24Prove that you're the biggest fan of this hit comedy series at this themed trivia night and win some prizes.Dream Escape Canada
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November 24 - December 5Check out this new exhibit by Susan Ruptash and Doris Purchase as they use paper as their medium for art rather than the medium to create art on.Propeller Art Gallery
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November 25 - December 5The annual holiday artisan market is back this year. Shop from over 400 vendors selling unique gifts for everyone on your shopping list.Exhibition Place
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November 25 - December 26Walk through the festival grounds and check out the Christmas market for some handmade gifts. You can ride a Christmas train and make sure to stop by the holiday-themed cocktail bar that has fire pits to keep you warm.Bandshell Park
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November 25 - December 30The beloved castle is transforming into a Christmas castle for the holiday season. Check out the 40-foot tall tree featuring a collection of other trees decorated by Canadian designers plus visit Santa at his workshop.Casa Loma
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November 26Celebrate the release of John Muirhead's debut album with a show featuring special guests.
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November 26Check out this local punk band play a show at the beloved TexMex restaurant and venue.
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November 27-28Catch Santa as he makes a stop through the city in the iconic Coca-Cola Canada Holiday Truck. Check out the musical performances, the snow globe displays, and take a photo with jolly old St. Nick.Multiple Venues
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November 27Check out this holiday market that features a live music showcase all while supporting local Toronto artists.block pARTy
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November 27 - December 31Celebrate the winter holidays with this free outdoor concert featuring Kiesza headlining. Make sure to stick around to watch the annual tree lighting ceremony.The Village of Yorkville Park
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November 28Grab some popcorn and check out a screening of two new documentaries by Collective City.Revue Cinema
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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