10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include celebrating Diwali at a gorgeous light festival, jamming out to your favourite Fleetwood Mac classics, and watching compelling international stories at a film festival.
For the full listings, make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
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November 7Get ready to laugh your face off as Emmy-nominated comedic actor Adam Sandler hits up the Scotiabank Arena stage to perform his funniest bits.Scotiabank Arena
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November 7Celebrate Diwali with a free musical event! Catch the most recognized Indo-Pak Canadian band, JoSH, or sing along to the original tunes of singer-songwriter SHIRSHA at this free event taking place at Union Station.Union Station Toronto
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November 8Make sure to warm up your vocal cords before you head to Massey Hall for a night filled with classic rock as a roster of A-list musicians play your favourite Fleetwood Mac songs.
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November 8Immerse yourself in the vibrant celebration of Diwali at this free event at College Park showcasing South Asian culture through music and dance.College Park
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November 8-9If you think you have what it takes to run a business, make your way to the Toronto Congress Centre, where you can exchange ideas with like-minded entrepreneurs or learn a thing or two at a panel of women leading innovation and growth.Toronto Congress Center
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November 8-10If you love creating content or just like anything video-related, stop by Canada’s largest photo and video event. There will be plenty of hands-on workshops and incredible discounts on all kinds of cool gear!Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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November 8-19Is your ideal night out incomplete without a trip to the movies? You can watch a heartwarming feature about the importance of family or go deep into a documentary uncovering the secrets of a matriarchal religious order at this film festival showcasing contemporary Asian cinema.Multiple Venues
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November 9Learn about the challenges digital creators are facing before hearing what the future holds for creatives in Canada. Cap it all off at a networking happy hour where you can meet fellow industry members.
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November 9Grab your besties for a night out at History. Crack open a cold one before jamming out to the indie pop tunes of multi-platinum singer-songwriter Jeremy Zucker as he makes a tour stop in the city.
Lead photo byShutterstock/Michael Mattes
Lead photo byShutterstock/Michael Mattes
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