15 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week are all about having a blast and getting a few fun things in before the holiday rush. A pop-up is serving In-N-Out inspired burgers and there's a Kpop festival. Drink up at a beer festival, get moving on the dance floor and check out some free stuff, too.
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Events you might want to check out
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December 17-22You can travel to Bikini Bottom during the run of the Broadway hit that includes all the colourful characters from the weird and wacky show.Meridian Hall
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December 18Toronto's newest magazine looks at the collision between space and sound, between the choice of remaining and revolting, and includes live podcast.
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December 19The vibes are good at this inclusive dance party that looks to create a solid feeling community and features some of the city's best DJs.
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December 20May your cheeks glow bright during this holiday beer festival with lots of brews on tap, music, prizes, ugly sweaters and a big festive buffet.
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December 20It's a Halloween Christmas and this annual bazaar is back to feature an alternative to the usual gift options, plus food, drinks, prizes and costumes.
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December 20It's a night of holiday celebrations, vegan-style, with food, drinks, a bake sale, silent auction, music, and more by the Toronto Vegetarian Association.The 519
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December 20Hitmaker extraordinaires Loud Luxury have launched into the future house stratosphere after huge hits like "Body" and star-studded remixes.
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December 20-23If you've always wanted to try a In-N-Out Burger, this might be the closest thing to it as Extra Burger and Undisposable serve their version.96 Ossington Ave
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December 21K-pop fans have something to get excited for as this huge expo arrives with a weekend of celebrity guests, music, K-food, beauty and culture.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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December 21Get to know Toronto's Jennifer Castle and her delicate folk tunes that follow the longstanding Canadian genre tradition with modern elements.
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December 21Not for the lighthearted beer drinker, this stout festival features 18 different stouts on tap from local breweries, plus new blends up for the tasting.Indie Alehouse Brewing Co.
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December 22Stackt's new Holiday Hills festival wraps up with an 80s video dance ski lodge party-style that encourages lots of neon gear and cozy sweaters.Stackt
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