15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week will make you forget about this prolonged winter. The AGO is having an art party and it's Record Store Day in the city. Sandwiches and 420 get big celebrations and there's lots of free stuff happening too.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
April 17Slow moving psychedelic sounds meet funk and disco with Khruangbin and special guest Mattson 2.
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April 17-21The first of a five-day fashion showcase kicks off with performances, art, photography, and short film.Daniels Spectrum
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April 17The first match between the two teams in what will ultimately determine the winner of the CONCACAF Champions League.BMO Field
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April 18Canadian film takes the spotlight with a massive one-day, coast-to-coast celebration.Multiple Venues
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April 18-22This exhibition looks at urbanism and landscape through the lens of contemporary art and design.
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April 19A huge art party is going down that will transform the gallery into a kaleidoscopic dreamworld.
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April 20Vibe out at this huge gathering happening at City Hall featuring vendors, music and food.Nathan Phillips Square
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April 20Toronto’s top chefs come together to create huge spread in support of Providence Healthcare.
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April 20-24This doc chronicles how the renowned photography collective has had a profound impact on cinema. With five separate screenings over three days.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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April 20-22This three day festival includes screenings of docs, indie, and feminist works, panel discussions and an award ceremony. It will also feature two Bruce LaBruce Canadian premieres.Multiple Venues
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April 21Celebrates all things vinyl at stores all over Toronto with parties and performances.Multiple Venues
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April 22Toronto's first every sandwich festival will feature vendor tastings, wine and beer pairings, a sandwich design competition, eating competition and chef demonstrations.Artscape Wychwood Barns
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April 22The monthly market will include new vendors, artisans, artists and small business with a spring focus.
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