15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this weed—oops, I mean week—look to celebration legalization in Canada with a big party while a new music festival and night market arrive, plus Cask Days kicks off a week of brews. Florence and the Machine is here and here's lots of free stuff happening, too.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
October 15My, my, my! The fabulous pop sensation Troye Sivan has arrived as part of his Bloom tour for a night of high-energy tunes.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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October 16The final instalment of this civic engagement series is on to help get everyone prepared for the hot mess that is the upcoming Toronto election.
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October 16Seeing Florence Welsh live is an all around spiritual experience, not to mention the beauty and intricacy of the music that accompanies her.Scotiabank Arena
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October 17Party it up in celebration of legalization across Canada with a big party featuring local DJs, food, drinks and cannabis-related activities.Love Child Social House
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October 17-21Bringing together Canadian and international Indigenous filmmakers, this festival looks to create a greater understanding of Indigenous culture.Multiple Venues
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October 17-26New to Toronto, this festival is stacked with performances by DVSN and The Sorority and a Distillery District takeover by Alice Glass.Multiple Venues
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October 18Hot off the release of her debut album Isolation, Kali Uchis has been making waves, teaming up with some of the biggest names in hip-hop.
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October 18-28Some of Canada's most celebrated authors arrive to discuss their works during this festival featuring talks, events and more.Harbourfront Centre
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October 19-20YouTube Music looks to showcase local culture with a two-night market featuring food, drinks, shopping and a performance by Roy Wood$.464 King Street West
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October 19-28Marty and the Doc get the big, big screen treatment as the Cinesphere continues its leg-warmer phase of 80s film screenings.Cinesphere
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October 20Fresh cut flowers and hand-made bouquets from local growers are available at the final flower market of the season.CAMH
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October 20-21Just in time for comfort food season, this new festival is dedicated to all things soup, featuring exhibitors, non-soup food, drinks and more.Garrison Common
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October 21Spooky goods are on at this haunted market with arts, crafts, collectibles, posters and more, just in time for Halloween.
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