15 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week are packed with mouth-watering goodies as Eataly finally opens its doors and Kit Kat gives us a new make-your-own chocolate bar store. The Toronto Christmas Market is back and there's music, art, film and free stuff on, too.
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Events you might want to check out
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November 12Sasha Sloan's minimalist indie pop sounds are gentle and warm, meant to transport you to a place with the emotional safety and intimacy we long for.
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November 13The much-anticipated arrival of Canada's first Eataly location is almost here with the market opening its doors with tastings and giveaways.Eataly
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November 13There's never dull moment with this Chicago DJ duo and their future bass beats that mix samples from a ton of different musical influences.
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November 13-17Hundreds of indie musicians and singers are taking the stage at places all over the city over five nights of music, parties, listening sessions and panels.Multiple Venues
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November 13-17Armenian history, culture and its people is at the heart of this film festival that includes screenings, special guests and programming.Multiple Venues
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November 14Calling all chocolate lovers for the opening of Kit Kat's make-your-own chocolate lab where you can craft your own dream bar.Yorkdale Mall
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November 14Hundreds of art lovers are gathering for this huge art show and auction with works by contemporary artists from all over the country.
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November 14 - December 22Toronto is ready to get into the holiday spirit as this big European-style Christmas market returns with festive food, drinks, gifts and performances.The Distillery District
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November 15The Queen of the North is being celebrated at this annual dance party with a night of her biggest hits, misses and mixes courtesy of DJ Phillippe.
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November 15-17Newcomers arriving in Canada, child marriage and living in under siege are some of the subjects at the centre of this year's Syria Film Festival.
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November 16Assemble your crew for huge beer pong festival, featuring 100 tables stacked with cups and brews, plus music bumping all night long, and prizes.
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November 17Candles, clothing, chocolate and cards are just some of the many goods available from local makers at this big market with everything for the holidays.
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November 17This is the second of two (and the one with tickets left) Clairo shows that will see the budding singer and musician make her solo Toronto debut.
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