10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include checking out a quirky puppet show, singing along to an iconic movie soundtrack, and learning about the animals we share the earth with.
For the full listings, make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
October 11-15Nerds candy is the main instrument at this interactive festival celebrating all things music, where you can voice your creative ideas at a supportive round table discussion and finish off the night jamming to Indonesian electronic music.Multiple Venues
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October 12Take it back to 2010 and reminisce on your high school days to live renditions of the soundtrack to Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. The whole thing kicks off with a magic show, so get ready to be amazed.The Garrison
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October 12Can you imagine studying chimpanzees for over 55 years? Jane Goodhall has done exactly that and will share her knowledge about animal welfare and conservation through exciting discussions about the animal kingdom to Meridian Hall.Meridian Hall
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October 12Dance to the sound of vibey electric guitars and the smooth vocals of Jeffery Jordan as alternative indie band The Band Camino sings their best hits at Drake-owned music venue History.
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October 12If you loved Vine as a teen, head to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre for a night of comedy as Vine star-turned-stand-up comedian Chelcie Lynn performs her best jokes as part of her Trailer Trash Tammy tour.Queen Elizabeth Theatre
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October 12-22Centering around the environment and our role within it, this film festival will take you on a visual journey of our world, while helping incite discussions regarding environmental issues.Both Virtually and at Paradise Theatre
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October 13Get hyped alongside thousands of R&B fans as acclaimed singer-songwriter Daniel Caesar sings his best tunes at Scotiabank Arena as part of his Superpowers world tour.Scotiabank Arena
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October 13-14If experimental art is your vibe, make sure to hit up this quirky performance festival, where you can watch skilled puppeteers bring objects to life, witness the magic of ventriloquism, or swing by an evening cabaret.
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October 13-15Take advantage of the last patio days of the season and taste over 30 cask beers from breweries across Ontario. Tickets for this event start at $15 and include a cold glass of beer at the door.Bar Volo
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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