15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about a crazy little thing called love with lots of Valentine's Day events. The Hamilton boys who could are here and the Toronto Black Film Festival kicks off around the city. Markets, parties, theatre, a new vegan festival and free stuff are all on, too.
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Events you might want to check out
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February 12Love is in the air and Tinder Tales is back with local comedians and storytellers sharing their real, ridiculous and X-rated dating experiences.
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February 13-18Films that highlight the work of Black filmmakers from all over the world are screening at theatres across the city as part of this annual festival.Multiple Venues
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February 13-23Now in its 40th year, this theatre festival shines a spotlight on queer talent, stories and narratives that all look to challenge the conventions of theatre.
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February 14Catch a screening of the superhero classic with a modern take that's got everyone talking, followed by a Skype Q&A with Jake Johnson.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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February 15The ROM is keeping the Valentine's Day vibes going with a big party spread throughout the museum featuring music, food, drinks and more.Royal Ontario Museum
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February 15Swedish house producer Jeremy Olander is spinning hot beats to ward off the winter gloom and keep your dancing feet moving all night.
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February 15-17Innovative, new and experimental animation works are screening during this annual festival by creators from all over the world.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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February 15-18Wavelength returns to feature a stellar lineup of electro artists from all over, taking place over three nights at The Garrison.
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February 16The Mod Club has Queen fever with the Bohemian Rhapsody-themed dance party with all the best Queen hits and 70's-80's era hits.
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February 17New this year is a festival dedicated to plant-based African and Caribbean foods, health and wellness information, guest speakers and cooking demos.Artscape Wychwood Barns
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February 17The Great Hall is set to fill up with local artists and makers as the flea hosts a huge market stacked with locally- and sustainably-made goods.
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