10 things to do in Toronto today
Today in Toronto you can check out a free film festival spotlighting the best in experimental filmmaking, attend a block party on College Street, eat Skittles at a free Hollerado concert, and plenty more.
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Events you might want to check out
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December 28Three venues along College St. are teaming up to host their first annual Brockton Block Party. You'll find live music from local bands, plus plenty of booze and specialty drinks from each of the party throwers' shops.Laylow Brewery
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December 28Can't wait until New Year's Eve to Party? Consider swinging by the Ossington for a no cover dance party with music by Karim Olen Ash, Ace Dillinger, Aquare Amore, and plenty others.
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December 28A full symphony orchestra performs John Williams stunning score live to picture, presenting the landmark film like never before. No guarantee Jeff Goldblum will be there but feel free to show everyone your best impression.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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December 28The city's cheapest music festival presses on with performances by the explosive Cobourg rock duo Cleopatrick and homegrown Toronto alt rock band Day Trip. Cover is $5.
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December 28Toronto's cheeky alt-rockers Sure celebrate their 2 year anniversary with a music party above Sneaky Dee's. Lush Buffalo, Kniefy, and more support Sure as the openers of the night.
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December 28'The Best Of' returns for their one year anniversary with a lineup of Canada's top comedians. The show includes talent featured on JFL, CBC, Yuk Yuks, and more.
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December 28Handlebar plays host to experimental live music from Shintaro and interactive visuals by almondmilq at this pay what you can art event.
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December 28Toronto lady of burlesque Pastel Supernova brings her latest Love Letters Cabaret production to Lula Lounge for a dose of glamour, showgirls and comedy.
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December 28Hollerado plays a free daytime concert at the Skittles Pawn Shop, a pop-up spot on Queen that lets you donate unwanted holiday gifts in exchange for Skittles. All those gifts will be donated to the United Way.Skittles Holiday Pawn Shop
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December 28Thirteen of the best animated and experimental short films from around the globe land in Toronto for a free showcase.Carlton Cinemas
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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