10 things to do in Toronto this weekend
Things to do in Toronto this weekend include checking out a haunting rendition of classic horror stories, rocking out as the queen of country takes over Scotiabank Arena and supporting local artists at a vintage and vendor market.
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend. For more ideas, check out our previous roundup for the week, and be sure to head over to our events section for complete listings.
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Events you might want to check out
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October 18 - November 4Immerse yourself in a spooky and terrifying retelling of Edgar Allan Poe's works while travelling through the historic Campbell House Museum as you witness haunting scenes featuring eccentric characters in this one-of-a-kind theatre performance.Campbell House Museum
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October 20Known for her time as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, this political Canadian-American comedian and actress will have you laughing until you cry as part of her "Your Favourite Woman" tour.Bluma Appel Theatre
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October 21Head over to Great Lakes Brewery for a Halloween-themed market featuring over 20 vendors. You'll find pop-ups, crafts, photo booths, plus (of course) plenty of GLB beers to sip on while you shop.
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October 21Show off your best hair, nails, hips, and heels for an electrifying night out as talented and extremely fabulous singer and dancer Todrick Hall takes over the stage at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.Queen Elizabeth Theatre
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October 21If you haven't scored T-Swift tickets yet, head on over to the Dance Cave for a night of bejewelled burlesque performances featuring dazzling dancers moving to the beat of Taylor's most iconic songs. Don't forget to bring a friendship bracelet (or two) to trade.
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October 21-22Whether you love Indian food or want to try something new, make sure to stop by Mel Lastman Square and munch on some delicious samosas before checking out a cultural performance.Mel Lastman Square Rink
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October 22Get in, loser. We're going to a Renee Rapp concert! Mean Girls (the musical) star Reneé Rapp is bringing her pristine vocal skills and pop-rock tunes to the city as part of her Snowhard Feelings tour.
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October 22Call your besties and put on your best cowboy boots before joining thousands of country fans in a concert for the ages as the Queen of Country, Shania Twain, takes over Scotiabank Arena this weekend.Scotiabank Arena
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October 22 - December 10Make your way to Parkdale for a day of shopping at Toronto's largest weekly market! Hunt for your next vintage find or get unique gifts for the upcoming holiday season, all while supporting local vendors.The Parkdale Hall
Lead photo byvia Shania Twain by Bobby Vasilev
Lead photo byvia Shania Twain by Bobby Vasilev
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