10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include the biggest championship for a quintessentially Canadian sport, a birthday party for one of the city's most beloved venues and a massive art show highlighting Canadian talent.
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-
April 9-21Iconic Canadian comedian Colin Mochrie is teaming up with master hypnotist Asad Mecci for an evening of hypnosis-induced hilarity at the CAA Theatre.CAA Theatre
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April 9Need a way to spice up your Tuesday? Your hostess with the mostest, Messy Margaret invites you to Junction Craft for an evening of bingo, lip syncing and prizes!
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April 9-14It's the biggest week in curling, and it's all going down at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
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April 9-12Prepare for four nights of indie frights at the Toronto Indie Horror Festival, where you can watch a selection of the grittiest and goriest indie horrors of the season.
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April 9Whip out your Lisa Frank notebook and send your besties an AIM message for this pop culture trivia night centring around all things Y2K. Prepare to party like it's 1999 and walk away with some serious prizes.
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April 10-14STACKT Market is celebrating their fifth birthday with an epic block party full of food, drinks, DJs, karaoke, games and so much more.STACKT Market
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April 10Replay Storytelling is back with some of the city's best storytellers who will each spin a yarn about times they've been caught off guard — and you just might be, too.
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April 11-14Discover works by over 200 artists from all across Canada while you learn from collectors, curators, gallerists and designers at this huge art show.Better Living Centre, Exhibition Place
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April 11-14Audience members under 25 get in free at this festival showcasing coming-of-age stories from all around the world, curated by a panel of high-school film enthusiasts.TIFF Lightbox
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April 11Back for its second year, this fundraiser supporting cancer research at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre features some of Toronto's best comics making you laugh for a great cause.
Lead photo byArtist Project
Lead photo byArtist Project
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