6 things to do in Toronto today
Today in Toronto the city's Design Week really kicks into full swing with the Interior Design Show happening today through the weekend, and non-stop design-inspired projects and activities thanks to the Design Offsite fest. Director X is also in town if design isn't your cup of tea.
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Events you might want to check out
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January 19-22The Interior Design Show is Canada’s design fair. It's also a cool place to look for ideas on how to decorate your apartment, house, room, office, or general area. World-renowned designers and architects will be on hand to show off their best.Metro Toronto Convention Centre - North Building
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January 19-22The Gladstone Hotel’s Annual Alternative Design Event runs all weekend and transforms the second and third floors of the hotel into an interactive art world. Come Up To My Room invites artists and designers to create site-specific, immersive installations that stimulate the imagination and encourage discussion and dialogue between contributors and visitors alike. There will be over 20 projects …
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January 19The Gladstone Hotel's design show officially opens this weekend with a big party, but it's open for business as of today and for the second time Design Pirates are featured. Host Zahra Ebrahim explores the perspectives, implications and practices of DIY designers who are emerging and challenging institutionalized norms.The evening will be co-hosted by the fabulous Miss Fluffy Souffle.
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January 19Internationally renowned music-video master Director X joins Cameron Bailey for a look back at his career, from his formative days in Toronto's 1990s hip-hop scene to his current position as go-to director for some of music's biggest names.TIFF
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January 19Darkwave and synthpop king Cold Cave lands at Lee's Palace with openers Drab Majesty. Like Joy Division? You should be at this noisy concert.
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January 19Following a critically-acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, sold out shows at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, the Toronto Centre for the Arts Studio Theatre, and Don't Tell Mama in NYC, Christopher Wilson's new one-man musical cabaret about becoming a gay foster father to an adolescent black girl plays The Social Capital Theatre for one night only.The Social Capital Theatre
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