10 things to do in Toronto today
It's an excellent day for events in Toronto, no matter what you're into. There's a huge sale on books and shoes, an all-you-can-eat burger party and a big birthday celebration at the Zoo. Japanese street fashion is here and Manifesto is ready to kick off at spots all over the city.
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Events you might want to check out
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August 15The Zoo is ready to celebrate 45 years of caring for cute animals with a big day of festivities and a 45 per cent slash on admission.Toronto Zoo
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August 15Unlimited burgers and unlimited fun are the name of the game at this all-you-can-eat burger party with Eastbound Brewing providing the brews.Spaces Queen West
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August 15Take the night off and stretch out in the park during this free outdoor screening of the classic Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan romantic comedy.Bell Manor Park
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August 15Get a cool blast of nice sounds from Montreal's Mouth Breather and his eclectic mix of deep bass indie tunes that are quirky and smooth at the same time.
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August 15A new mural is set to be unveiled and there's a celebration to accompany it with artists talks, free local treats and live music.925 Bloor St W
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August 15The 80s are alive and well with L.A.'s blue wave band Drab Majesty as they embody the sound of new wave dream pop tunes.
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August 15-17Bookworms, rejoice! You can get your hands on thousands of used books for anywhere between 10 cents and 1 dollar at this big, three-day book sale.Toronto Reference Library
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August 15-17Manifesto is back with three days of events and performances happening all over the city, including a free concert from Ari Lennox.Multiple Venues
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August 15-18Over 10,000 pairs of ALDO shoes are up for grabs with heels, sneakers, slides and boots all having their prices slashed to between $19.99 and $39.99.Markham Fairgrounds
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August 15-25Japanese street fashion has arrived in Toronto and this tour is dedicated to spreading kawaii cheer with workshops, talks and special guests.Multiple Venues
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