10 things to do in Toronto this weekend
Things to do in Toronto this weekend include the first Toronto concert for a wildly popular Nigerian artist, a totally radical Apres Ski party and a drag-meets-comedy-show-meets-emo-night (try saying that ten times fast.)
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend. For more ideas, check out our previous roundup for the week, and be sure to head over to our events section for complete listings.
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Events you might want to check out
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February 24Head to one of the city's best-known rooftop patios for the "raddest" Apres Ski party of the season. Back for its ninth year, the Porch's Apres Ski party will feature live DJs and entertainment, games and giveaways and a ton of fun drinks and eats. Put on your best retro ski gear, but be warned — it might just get doused in a champagne shower.The Porch
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February 24-25Nigerian hit maker Burna Boy is bringing the beats to Toronto for the first time — and he's playing two nights in the city. Prepare to burn (get it?) down the house at the Scotiabank Arena before heading to Rebel for the official after party.Scotiabank Arena
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February 24Explore Little Portugal's galleries and best vintage stores at the free gallery and vintage crawl, hosted by the Little Portugal BIA on the last Saturday of every month. You'll get the chance to check out over 10 galleries and 12 vintage shops while you stroll Dundas.Little Portugal Toronto BIA
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February 24Still feeling the love from Valentine's Day? Grab your girls and head to Hot Docs for their annual Galentine's Day Mamma Mia sing along. Dressing up is encouraged, singing along is mandatory.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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February 24Winter Warm Up 2024, our second annual indoor/outdoor Beer & Cask Festival and Community Campfire. Featuring 30+ beers on cask and draught, as well as cider, wine, and spirits. Plus, there will be a dozen food and merchandise vendors.
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February 25Celebrate Black History Month in style with a carnival extravaganza that will make Toronto feel more like an island in the Carribean than a chilly Canadian city. With live music, dancing, delectable Carribean cuisine and a market featuring local vendors, this is one of the most fun events celebrating Black culture and history in Toronto.Small Arms Inspection Building
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February 25Why choose between attending a drag show, comedy show or an emo night? At Holy Cow, you get the best of all three options. Slick down your deepest side-part and break out the black eyeliner as you prepare to laugh so hard you cry — and what could be more emo than that?
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February 25Canada's largest vintage postcard show is taking place in Toronto this weekend. Whether you're an avid collector or just curious, head to the Japanese Cultural Centre to check out thousands of rare, vintage postcards from all over the world, meet collectors, and perhaps pick up something one-of-a-kind for someone special.Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
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February 25Food, drinks and flamenco are exactly what the city needs to warm up this frigid February, and the Rivoli's got you covered. Warm your heart with Spanish music and dancing while you dine and sip on the Rivoli's food and drink menus to take a trip to Spain without ever leaving Toronto.
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February 25Keep the party going at Nomad Nightclub for a night of Afrobeats by special guests DJ OBI, Deejay Empire, DJ Incognito and more. Get ready to dance at the "hottest Afrobeat night in Toronto!"Nomad Nightclub
Lead photo byThe Porch/@theporchto
Lead photo byThe Porch/@theporchto
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