15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about film screenings and comedy shows.
The Toronto International Film Festival is back for two weekends full of celebrities and films from around the world. Rolling Loud is also set to have its first-ever Toronto festival for three days of hip-hop's best.
With so many things to do in Toronto, there's likely an event for everyone.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
September 6Think you know Friends inside out? Test your knowledge at this trivia night and compete for some exclusive prizes.
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September 6You can expect lots of comedy and cheap drinks at this high-energy cabaret-style drag show.
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September 7Love Mean Girls, burn books, and roasts? Put on your best pink attire and watch some of the city's favourite comedians perform.
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September 7-23Celebrate the creative talents of filmmakers from the Caribbean and African diaspora at the Carlton Cinema all September long.Multiple Venues
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September 8-18Attend film screenings, drive-ins, and open-air viewings of films from around the world at multiple city venues including TIFF Bell Lightbox, Roy Thomson Hall and the Princess of Wales Theatre.Multiple Venues
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September 9Have a fun-filled night full of readings, delicious drinks, dancing, DJ sets, and of course, lots of flirting.
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September 9-11Eat, drink, shop, and watch electrifying performances at this three-day weekend carnival which celebrates the diversity of Asian culture and heritage.Woodside Square
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September 9-11Check out the biggest hip-hop festival in the world featuring the hottest chart-toppers, like headliners Dave, Wizkid, and Future.Ontario Place
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September 9-11After a two-year hiatus, this much loved event is back for 2022 bringing three days of non-stop entertainment, international cuisine and activities.Bloor St W & Royal York
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September 10Celebrate the Mid-Autum Full Moon with lots of lanterns, moon cakes, entertainment, and more at Grand Bizarre.Grand Bizarre
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September 10Shop directly from the hands of 110+ amazingly talented Toronto artists and artisans at this free outdoor art market for all.The Bentway
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September 10-11Support local vendors by shopping the 6,000-square-foot "Toronto Made Market," featuring over 100 businesses and artisans at Nathan Phillips Square.Nathan Phillips Square
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September 10-11Check out this local queer-run pop-up event which highlights many of the amazing small businesses in Toronto.Queen + Shaw
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September 11Enjoy a day in Riverside completely dedicated to fur babies, with lots of live music, vendors, snacks, prizes, nail trims, and photo-ops to look forward to.Riverside Common Park
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September 11End your weekend with a power-hour of unscripted comedy, and clown-inspired improv comedy fueled completely by audience reactions.
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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