15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are a hugely eclectic mix of comedy, music, art and dance. A brand new anime festival is here and the stars of Drag Race are strutting their stuff. There's a massive Adidas warehouse sale and there's plenty of free stuff going on, as well.
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Events you might want to check out
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April 16Art of all shapes and sizes is for sale at this annual art auction with works by top artists from all over the country and locally-made pieces up for grabs.
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April 17-21Grow Op is back at the Gladstone to take a look at art, design and ideas on urbanism, landscape design and contemporary works concerning the planet.
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April 18-21Huge savings on Adidas and Reebok gear is on sale for up to 80 per cent off with stuff for men's, women's and children's styles.International Centre
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April 18You are the Dancing Queen at this huge ABBA vs. Queen dance party with all the hits from the disco era into now spread over two floors of fun.
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April 19Known for his experimental and unique electro mixes, Jai Wolf has created tracks that are spacey and delicate, standing as worlds of their own.
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April 19Shameless and fierce tough and tender female empowerment is what this burlesque show is all about with a night of unapologetic performance art.
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April 19-21Anime fans can get their fill of all things anime fandom at this new festival featuring a weekend of special guests, parties, screenings and more.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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April 19-21Back for the third and now legal year is this cannabis comedy show featuring local and international comics blowing smoke at spots all over the city.Multiple Venues
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April 20The stars of RuPaul's Drag Race are here to strut their stuff with Trinity The Tuck, A’Keria Davenport and Shuga Cain bringing the heat.
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April 20Psych rock gets especially spacey with King Buffalo's experimental rock tunes that channel the classic sound and sends it into outer space.
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April 21The Bellwoods Flea is back with local vendors and artisans on hand with a huge range of sustainable, handmade and specialty items.
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