Today in Toronto: Stevie Nicks, Hip Hop Jeopardy, Beer School, True Stories Toronto
Today in Toronto is the very-much-sold-out Metallica concert at the Opera House. So instead of stressing out over getting into that show, why not concentrate on the other cool things happening in the city? Most notably, the Stevie Nicks show at the ACC. The mystical matron of pop brings her biggest hits to the massive venue for one night only.
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Events you might want to check out
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November 29Witch queen Stevie Nicks will bring out special guests The Pretenders for the Toronto stop of her 24 Karat Gold Tour. The Fleetwood Mac songstress has more hits than you even realize and along with Vancouver, this is the only Canadian stop on her North American tour.Air Canada Centre
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November 29Toronto’s jello shot champion will be crowned tonight. Sophie Jones, JMKM and Gimmemar DJ alongside kitschy 50s style canapés and cheap drinks. All the proceeds from this live jello shooter cocktail competition will be donated to Nellies Women’s Shelter.1034 Queen Street West
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November 29Ossinton’s Omaw gets into the spirit of giving and presents this special dinner in honour of Action Against Hunger - an organization that fights hunger around the planet.
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November 29This faux Jeopardy experience will feature a game board, buzzers, scorekeeping and Larry Trebek, Alex’s nephew, asking all the pertinent 1988-2002 hip hop questions to three contestants. If you're interested in competing, email hiphopjeopardytoronto@gmail.com.Double Double Land
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November 29The city’s largest free storytelling night celebrates its final meet up of 2016. Stories start at 7:30 p.m. sharp, so get there early to nab a spot. Five storytellers will enlighten and entertain with hilarious, heartwarming or unbelievable tales, while Erin Rodgers hosts.
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November 29Grab a $40 ticket and enjoy a night of beer from Sweetgrass Brewery and Toronto’s chef Rudy Boquila. This 90-minute dining session brings you four separate specialty drinks and a four-course, Filipino-inspired snack menu from the Gladstone’s chef.
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November 29Peter Hook is the founding member of both Joy Division and New Order. The Light is his latest project. Doors open at 7 p.m. and it's the first time you'll be able to hear this great big UK rock sound in Toronto.The Danforth Music Hall
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November 29This cross-Canada touring comedy showcase features some of the country’s best LGBT comedians. Co-headliners DeAnne Smith, and Chantel Marostica are joined by an army of funny, queer folks and as a bonus, there’s a dance party right after.
Lead photo byStevie Nicks' Twitter.
Lead photo byStevie Nicks' Twitter.
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