10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include a drone show to celebrate the city's birthday, a storytelling festival and a trivia night all about one of your favourite movies.
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-
March 5It may not be Wednesday, but you can still wear pink as you test your Mean Girls knowledge at this totally fetch trivia night.
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March 5The LA-based alternative rock band is bringing all of their biggest hits and new bops to the stage at History on Tuesday.
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March 6Toronto is turning 190 this year, and to help celebrate, Celebrate Toronto is lighting up the sky over Casa Loma with a one-of-a-kind drone show at 8 p.m.Casa Loma
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March 6At this unique take on a Power Point night, you have 30 minutes to create a power point on something you know nothing about before presenting it live — the perfect way to step out of your comfort zone and learn something new (and totally useless.)
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March 6On Wednesdays, we yell "bingo!" Head to the Well for another instalment of Drag Bingo hosted by Chansa Showers. With no cover, $1 wings and the chance to win big, what could be a better way to spend a Wednesday night?
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March 6-105 day-long storytelling festival Replay Story Fest kicks off March 6 for a week of heartwarming, heartbreaking and hilarious stories told live by the people who lived them.
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March 6-17If you're looking for more chances to laugh, the Toronto Sketch Comedy festival is kicking off March 6 with performances by more than 60 comedy troupes from across North America.Multiple Venues
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March 7In honour of International Women's Day, Lula Lounge is getting taken over with a powerful international lineup of all-female vocalists, dancers and musicians.
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March 7The TMU Students' Union is presenting a marketplace event featuring all women-owned businesses. Browse jewellery, baked goods, art and more to treat yourself.Ted Rogers School of Management
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March 7 - May 4Pop-up art exhibit, Migrant Stories, opens this week to share and amplify the lived experiences of migrants through the medium of video.The Market Gallery
Lead photo bySilversun Pickups/@sspu
Lead photo bySilversun Pickups/@sspu
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