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May 08 to May 19
World Stage has returned to Harbourfront Centre for the 2012 season and it is full of new and exciting performances! World Stage is an acclaimed international performance series, featuring provocative and cutting edge international and Canadian contemporary performances! Eight hand-picked productions from the U.S., the U.K., France, Brazil and Canada will augment decades of progressive world-class performance found only at World Stage. World Stage features thought-provoking productions featuring some of the biggest stars and hottest up-and-comers in performing arts!
World Stage ticket packages are available for a limited time.

• Harbourfront Centre   Address: 235 Queens Quay West Toronto  ON  CA  M5J 2G8

May 08 to Oct 03
Catch a Toronto Blue Jays home game at Rogers Centre during the 2012 MLB (Major League Baseball) season.

04/09/2012 7:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/10/2012 7:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/11/2012 12:37 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/13/2012 7:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/14/2012 4:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/15/2012 1:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/17/2012 7:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/18/2012 7:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/19/2012 7:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/27/2012 7:07 PM Seattle Mariners @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/28/2012 4:07 PM Seattle Mariners @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/29/2012 1:07 PM Seattle Mariners @ Toronto Blue Jays
04/30/2012 7:07 PM Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/01/2012 7:07 PM Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/02/2012 12:37 PM Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/14/2012 7:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/15/2012 7:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/16/2012 7:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/17/2012 7:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/18/2012 7:07 PM New York Mets @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/19/2012 1:07 PM New York Mets @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/20/2012 1:07 PM New York Mets @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/28/2012 7:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/29/2012 7:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
05/30/2012 7:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/01/2012 7:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/02/2012 1:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/03/2012 1:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/11/2012 7:07 PM Washington Nationals @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/12/2012 7:07 PM Washington Nationals @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/13/2012 12:37 PM Washington Nationals @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/15/2012 7:07 PM Philadelphia Phillies @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/16/2012 1:07 PM Philadelphia Phillies @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/17/2012 1:07 PM Philadelphia Phillies @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/28/2012 7:07 PM Los Angeles Angels @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/29/2012 7:07 PM Los Angeles Angels @ Toronto Blue Jays
06/30/2012 1:07 PM Los Angeles Angels @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/01/2012 3:07 PM Los Angeles Angels @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/02/2012 7:07 PM Kansas City Royals @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/03/2012 7:07 PM Kansas City Royals @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/04/2012 7:07 PM Kansas City Royals @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/05/2012 7:07 PM Kansas City Royals @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/13/2012 7:07 PM Cleveland Indians @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/14/2012 1:07 PM Cleveland Indians @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/15/2012 1:07 PM Cleveland Indians @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/24/2012 7:07 PM Oakland Athletics @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/25/2012 7:07 PM Oakland Athletics @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/26/2012 12:37 PM Oakland Athletics @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/27/2012 7:07 PM Detroit Tigers @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/28/2012 1:07 PM Detroit Tigers @ Toronto Blue Jays
07/29/2012 1:07 PM Detroit Tigers @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/10/2012 7:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/11/2012 1:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/12/2012 1:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/13/2012 7:07 PM Chicago White Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/14/2012 7:07 PM Chicago White Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/15/2012 7:07 PM Chicago White Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/16/2012 7:07 PM Chicago White Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/17/2012 7:07 PM Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/18/2012 1:07 PM Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/19/2012 1:07 PM Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/30/2012 7:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
08/31/2012 7:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/01/2012 1:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/02/2012 1:07 PM Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/03/2012 1:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/04/2012 7:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/05/2012 7:07 PM Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/11/2012 7:07 PM Seattle Mariners @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/12/2012 7:07 PM Seattle Mariners @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/13/2012 7:07 PM Seattle Mariners @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/14/2012 7:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/15/2012 1:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/16/2012 1:07 PM Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/27/2012 7:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/28/2012 7:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/29/2012 1:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
09/30/2012 1:07 PM New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
10/01/2012 7:07 PM Minnesota Twins @ Toronto Blue Jays
10/02/2012 7:07 PM Minnesota Twins @ Toronto Blue Jays
10/03/2012 7:07 PM Minnesota Twins @ Toronto Blue Jays

Please note: Game dates and times are subject to change.

• Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club (MLB)   Address: 1 Blue Jays Way, Suite 3200, Toronto,  ON  M5V 1J1
• Rogers Centre (SkyDome)   Address: 1 Blue Jays Way Toronto  ON

May 08 to May 31
Toronto's CONTACT Photography Festival began in 1997 and currently draws over 1,000,000 people to over 200 venues across the Greater Toronto Area. Five hundred photographers from Toronto, across Canada and the rest of the world exhibit a variety of work at the festival which is the largest of its kind in North America.

May 08 to May 12
Join us for a celebration of our adult student work! Avenue Road Arts School will be hosting our annual Adult Art Show at Spazio dell'Arte Gallery. The show will feature work from all of our adult classes and will include a wide range of styles and mediums. From oil and acrylic paintings to pastel drawings, to ceramic pieces this exhibit will definitely prove to be an eclectic reflection of our student’s talents! Be sure to join us between 6-8pm for our opening reception.

May 08 to May 13
The largest of its kind in North America, Toronto's Jewish Film Festival attracts an audience of over 30,000 people and showcases feature films, documentaries and shorts on Jewish culture, heritage and identity. The festival aims to breaks through racial barriers and stereotypes while educating audiences on the diversity of the Jewish experience across the world.

• Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre   Address: 750 Spadina Avenue Toronto  ON  Canada  M5S 2J2
• Bloor Cinema   Address: 506 Bloor St. W. (Bloor & Spadina) Toronto

May 09
As part of Naturopathic Medicine Week, the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors presents a speaking engagement and book signing with Natasha Turner, ND. 7:00-9:00 p.m. $15. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.

• Glenn Gould Studio   Address: 250 Front St. West, Toronto,  ON

May 09
Want to mix business with pleasure? Have an entrepreneurial spirit and want to meet like-minded singles? Network with other professionals who share a passion for what they love and connect with singles on a personal level all at the same time. This exciting new speed-dating event is not only a great way to market your business and find new business opportunities, it doubles as an opportunity to flirt and potentially meet the one!

HOW IT WORKS: The night of the event your Single in the City host(s) will greet you at the venue. Once you sign in, you’re free to grab a cocktail and mingle as others arrive. Before the event starts your host or hostess will explain how the speed dating works. From there you will spend the next 2 – 2.5hrs on fast, fun dates!

Half way through the evening we break for delicious appetizers and get ready for the second round of dates. When the event is complete you hand in your match card with your selections to the host or hostess…the rest is up to fate!

TIME: Sign in is from 7:15 - 7:30 with dating starting at 7:30pm sharp.

THIS EVENING INCLUDES: Up to 20 dates, delicious appetizers & a great evening out!

May 11
Join us for another FLING before the Summer springs! FLIRT the night away on this fun and interactive lock and key party for singles! With your lock or key, you have a reason to talk to anyone and everyone you want...Guys get keys, Women get locks Your goal is to match the right lock with the right key. Do it and get a ticket for the prize drawing, find someone you like, stay and talk for a bit! Do something different on a Saturday night! Remember....new experiences puts you in a new environment, which allows you to meet new people.

EVENING INCLUDES:
*Our famous Lock & Key interactive mixer to get everyone chatting
*Mixing, mingling and networking with other local singles
*Delicious Finger Foods
*Prize Giveaways

DRESS CODE: Dress to impress

IMPORTANT NOTE: Tickets for this event are non-refundable and no credits will be issued.

Event Policy:
Each individual signing up for this activity is solely responsible for their own safety before, during and after the activity takes place. Single in the City is not liable for any stolen or lost items during this activity, including any items left behind afterwards. Each individual agrees that if intoxicated, they will not operate a motorized vehicle upon leaving this activity. Single in the City employees, tour guides or drivers reserve the right to remove any person displaying inappropriate or disruptive behavior and/or anyone causing a threat to the safety of other individuals. Each individual is solely responsible for the use of the equipment during this activity and responsible for the repair and replacement of any broken, lost or stolen items during or after an activity. Once registered for this activity, Single in the City and their employees will be relieved from any liability and responsibility for any claims for loss, damage, injuries, criminal or civil litigation for the registered individual resulting from this activity.

• Fuzion Resto-Lounge & Garden   Address: 580 Church St Toronto  ON  CAN  M4Y 2E8

May 12
Science Rendezvous is an annual festival celebrating Canadian science. Held on university campuses and community centres across Canada, Science Rendezvous takes science to the streets! The country's top researchers and scientists present hands-on demonstrations, interactive exhibits, guided lab tours, and explosive experiments that will entertain and amaze people of all ages. From the chemistry of ice-cream to the physics of rock and roll, Science Rendezvous has something for everyone! Come engage with real scientists at the very frontlines of research, and get your hands dirty exploring the wonders of science! Science Rendezvous venues in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond include: Yonge-Dundas Square, University of Toronto St. George, York University, University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT), University of Windsor, Mount Sinai Hospital, The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), Ontario Genomics Institute, Toronto Reference Library, Toronto Public Libraries, University of Toronto Scarborough (at the Toronto Zoo), OCADU, University of Toronto Mississauga, Stone Road Mall, Malvern Town Centre, Northumberland Mall, Queen’s University, Carleton University, University of Regina, Dalhousie University, Université de St. Boniface, Simon Fraser University, Cape Breton University, University of Winnipeg, Université de Montreal, Université Laval, Memorial University of Newfoundland, University of Manitoba, University of Prince Edward Island, University of British Columbia, McGill University, and University of Victoria etc…

May 16
You work hard, now it’s time to play hard! This feature speed dating event is for professional singles that want to meet someone who also has drive, ambition and takes pride in their career. So climb back down that corporate ladder just for one night to mix and mingle...you never know, you may meet your next partner in life or business

HOW IT WORKS: The night of the event your Single in the City host(s) will greet you at the venue. Once you sign in, you’re free to grab a cocktail and mingle as others arrive. Before the event starts your host or hostess will explain how the speed dating works. From there you will spend the next 2 – 2.5hrs on fast, fun dates!

lf way through the evening you will break for delicious appetizers and to get ready for the second round of dates. When the evening is done you will hand in your match card with your selections to the host or hostess…the rest is up to fate!

TIME: Sign in is from 7:15 - 7:30 with dating starting at 7:30pm sharp.

May 18 to May 21
Punjabi International Film Festival (PIFF) – Toronto 2012 presents the best feature films, documentaries and short films from around the world on themes of Punjabi culture and identity. The Festival is dedicated to using film for its contemporary popular value and accessibility in order to reflect the diversity of the Punjabi culture internationally.
PIFF – Toronto 2012 provides an opportunity to heighten awareness of Punjab and Punjabi Diaspora around the world to audiences of all cultural backgrounds, and to present films in their original languages with subtitles, in an effort to break down racial, cultural and religious barriers and stereotypes.
Nothing gives us greater joy than coming out of a movie theater feeling we have discovered a new way of seeing the world through the moving image. Each film tells a brilliant story that will provoke thought, emotion and discussion. To capitalize on that we have worked to create an interactive atmosphere at each screening. We provide an opportunity to meet Filmmakers, Producers, Actors and Celebrities from across the globe. This is the one place where artists and the public come together and engage in a conversation about their number one passion.

May 19 to May 21
Featuring extraordinary circus artists from around the world, the Toronto International Circus Festival features outdoor stages, rain or shine.

Visitors to the festival will experience side-splitting comedy, eye-popping acrobatics and mind-bending daredevil stunts! The show features world-class acrobats, unicyclists, fire-eaters, stilt walkers, live musicians, face painters, balloon sculptors and more.

• Harbourfront Centre   Address: 235 Queens Quay West Toronto  ON  CA  M5J 2G8

May 25 to May 27
This fan-run Anime convention features an extensive program of events and activities, including gaming tournaments, writing workshops, an exhibitors showcase, discussion panels and dances.

• Doubletree International Plaza Toronto Airport   Address: 655 Dixon Road Toronto  ON  Canada  M9W 1J3
• Renaissance Toronto Hotel Downtown   Address: 1 Blue Jays Way Toronto  ON  Canada  M5V 1J4
• Toronto Congress Centre   Address: 650 Dixon Rd. Toronto  ON  M9W 1J1

May 25 to May 28
Grandmaster Stanley Ngui and The Academy for Chi-Kung Studies are pleased to partner with Dr. Effie Chow and East West Academy of Healing Arts to host the 14th World Congress on Qigong and TCM 2012. The World Congress on Qigong and TCM is the leading educational event in international Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine attracting attendance from the worldwide natural health communities, including Qigong, Tai Chi, acupuncturists, herbalists, martial artists, physicians, clinical researchers, as well as other healthcare professionals. The 14WCQ aims to advance the education of Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine, support the development of clinical research, and facilitate the delivery of high-quality healthcare worldwide.

May 26 to May 27, Jun 02 to Jun 03, Jun 09 to Jun 10, Jun 30 to Jul 01, Jul 28 to Jul 29, Aug 04 to Aug 05
OVA Beach Tour

Ontario Volleyball hosts the Annual Beach Tour to provide a chance for participants to qualify for the OVA Beach Provincial Championships.

Age Categories range from 12U to an Adult Open division.

Each team consists of a pairing of the same birth gender.

Teams attempting

• Woodbine Park    Address: Woodbine Road Kingston  ON  CAN  K0H 2P0

May 26
Canadian south Asian culture and music are celebrated at this annual event, which occurs over the course of a day in Toronto's Yonge-Dundas Square. An impressive line-up of performers take the stage for a series of day-long live concerts. Product and food vendors are also featured.

• Yonge-Dundas Square   Address: Yonge St & Dundas St Toronto  ON  CAN

May 26
oin SITC along with Craft Brewery Tours and other singles on this fun afternoon as we visit three award winning craft breweries for a tour of one and plentiful samplings at each!First stop is Black Oak Brewery where charismatic brewery owner Ken Woods guides guests through the brewing process while sampling some of his fine beers including Nut Brown Ale and Pale Ale and seasonal beers such as Nutcracker Porter and Double Chocolate Cherry Stout.From there it's only a short jaunt to Great Lakes Brewery, Toronto's original craft brewery and home of Devil's Pale Ale "the devil made me brew it" for a sampling of their seasonal and regular beers.Final stop is Mill Street Brewery, located in the middle of Toronto's famous historic Distillery District, and producer of handcrafted beers.

This event is open to 20 people

Inclusions:
* Includes transportation from the Royal York Hotel in Toronto (across from Union Station), driver/guide, tour of one brewery and samplings at each.
* Plentiful of beer samples from each brewery
* Light Afternoon snack

May 27

May 31 to Jun 03
Clowns, mimes, bouffons, physical comedians and other performers from across Canada unite to provoke, disturb and treat you with that mysterious and delightful art form known as clowning.

Jun 01 to Jun 10
Canada’s biggest ten-minute play festival is back and it’s bigger than ever! Featuring 16 exciting new plays by a diverse array of playwrights, this festival is Toronto’s only chance to experience the thrilling genre of the ten-minute play. The InspiraTO Theatre Festival kicks off at the Alumnae Theatre for a limited run.

Tickets: $12 - $17

Jun 02
Join us for Race for Kids and support Boys & Girls Clubs of Toronto – An Adventure right in Toronto! Your participation will help support over 28,000 youth and allow us to deliver programs and services aimed at providing opportunities for youth right in your own community.

Race for Kids is an urban adventure race where teams of five compete in a race to the finish line. Each team must complete all 10 challenges before crossing the finish line. Challenges are designed for participants to experience a fun team bonding experience. Teams should expect the unexpected!

Best part: No Experience Necessary- Just a fun attitude!

Jun 03
The Cabbagetown Preservation Association
presents the annual Hidden Gardens & Private Spaces Tour.

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Where: Cabbagetown, Parliament Street at Amelia, Winchester, or Gerrard

This self-guided tour takes place in the Cabbagetown Heritage Conservation District of downtown Toronto; park your car once and use your ticket as a guide to stroll through this charming neighbourhood. Visit unique urban gardens from the quaint to the quirky. Proud gardeners will be available on site to answer questions about their gardens or their urban critters.

Tickets cost $15.00
Most outlets accept cash sales only.
Tickets may be purchased at:

Mi Casa, 238 Carlton Street, 416-929-1913

Jay’s Garden Centre, 360 Gerrard Street East, 416-927-9949

Sheridan Nurseries, 2827 Yonge Street, 416-481-6429

Fairway Garden Centre, 520 Parliament Street, 416-921-0624

Cabbagetown BIA, 237 Carlton Street, 416-921-0857 (limited numbers)

Kendall & Co. Studio, 438 Parliament Street, 416.363.9914

Jun 03
Tease your taste buds with a gastronomic adventure showcasing 60 of Toronto’s top chefs and 30 beverage purveyors at the Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto Taste is presented by The Daniels Corporation, a supporter of Second Harvest for the past 16 years. Proceeds from the event go to Second Harvest. Tickets are available for purchase for $250 each (with a tax receipt issued for $125).

• Royal Ontario Museum   Address: 100 Queen's Park Toronto  ON  CAN  M5S 2C6

Jun 05 to Jun 12
Some of the most outstanding short films from Canada and around the world hit the screen at this festival. Competitions (both Canadian and International), special programs and gala screenings are just part of the event. Promotion and launching of films, as well as networking for filmmakers, is the goal at the Festival Symposium and Marketplace.

Jun 07 to Jun 10
Toronto Tango Festival is a four day celebration of Argentine Tango, with workshops for all levels, practicas, milongas, performances and more.

Jun 08 to Jun 17
For 10 extraordinary days in June, the vibrant city of Toronto’s stages, streets and public spaces are illuminated with arts and creativity. Luminato is an annual multidisciplinary celebration of theatre, dance, classical and contemporary music, film, literature, visual arts, design and more.

For more information on both free and ticketed Luminato events, including dates, locations and schedules, visit www.luminato.com.

Jun 08 to Jun 09
Cocktails are celebrated during this annual show, which showcases innovative drinks by some of Toronto's best mixologists. DJ-spun music, over 100 samples and take-home recipe cards are highlights.

• 99 Sudbury   Address: 99 Sudbury St Toronto  ON  CAN  M6J 3S7

Jun 09 to Jun 10
Celebrating rhythms from around the globe, this annual music fest features an impressive line-up of live local, national and international acts. Drum workshops, dancing, food and craft vendors, kids' activities and a parade of drums are added highlights.

• Queens Park   Address: University Avenue & College St Toronto  ON

Jun 09
The Village Day Festival is a day full of music, kids activities, tasty treats and more. There will be bands, magic shows, mini golf, free popcorn and cotton candy, and a Charity BBQ. The village-long sidewalk sale will delight shoppers with bargains galore. Admission is free. Don’t forget to enter to win one of six shopping spree giveaways. Proceeds raised go to Sunnybrook Foundation. On Yonge Street between Yonge Boulevard and Lawrence Avenue.

Jun 10
The Toronto Women’s Expo is geared to attract women for the betterment of their lives, whether it is from a personal perspective or a business direction!

Meet new people
Have a fun day out
Learn about new and innovative ideas
Make a positive change in your life
Changing careers or re-entering the workforce
Attend a workshop, seminar or presentation
Be introduced to upcoming styles and concepts
Looking to generate leads and new clients
Make immediate sales
Network
Create product and service awareness
Are a woman in business
Looking for exposure
Expanding your product or service
Educate others on a personal or business issue

Empower yourself personally and professionally, learn something new and find new products and services!

• Days Inn & Conference Centre Toronto Don Valley   Address: 185 Yorkland Blvd Toronto  ON  CAN  M2J 4R2

Jun 11 to Jun 17
Known as The NXNE, this festival showcases emerging artists from Canada, the United States and other countries. Musical genres performed have included folk, punk and funk. The event, usually held in June, takes place in clubs, outdoor stages and special venues in the downtown area. A conference unites the movers and shakers of the industry with many budding performers. The relatively new film portion of the festival offers special screenings of new films.

Jun 14 to Jun 16
From tastings in the original Fermenting Cellar of the former Gooderham and Worts distillery and gourmet fair in the Boiler House, to seminars in tented pavilions on the brick lined paths, this truly is a unique setting for this kick off to summer … a summer solstice.

Jun 15 to Jun 17
Live music, a crafters showcase and extensive opportunities to sample authentic Italian cuisine are just a few of the festivities available at this three-day, open-air street festival. The events occur in Little Italy along College street from Bathurst street to Shaw street.

• Little Italy   Address: College St., between Shaw St. and Euclid Ave. Toronto  ON  CAN

Jun 17 to Jun 24
Held at various venues across the city, this annual festival celebrates craft beer brewing through an array of tasting events, brewery tours, live music, cooking demos and much more.

Jun 19 to Nov 01
Catch a Toronto Argonauts home game at Rogers Centre during the 2012 CFL (Canadian Football League) season.

06/19/2012 12:00 PM Montreal Alouettes @ Toronto Argonauts
07/07/2012 03:00 PM Calgary Stampeders @ Toronto Argonauts
07/18/2012 07:30 PM Winnipeg Blue Bombers @ Toronto Argonauts
08/06/2012 05:00 PM BC Lions @ Toronto Argonauts
08/27/2012 07:30 PM Edmonton Eskimos @ Toronto Argonauts
09/08/2012 01:00 PM Hamilton Tiger-Cats @ Toronto Argonauts
10/08/2012 04:30 PM Saskatchewan Roughriders @ Toronto Argonauts
10/14/2012 01:00 PM Montreal Alouettes @ Toronto Argonauts
10/19/2012 07:00 PM Winnipeg Blue Bombers @ Toronto Argonauts
11/01/2012 07:30 PM Hamilton Tiger-Cats @ Toronto Argonauts

Please note: Game dates and times are subject to change.

• Toronto Argonauts Football Club (CFL)   Address: 1 Blue Jays Way Toronto
• Rogers Centre (SkyDome)   Address: 1 Blue Jays Way Toronto  ON

Jun 22 to Jul 01
For ten days in June a number of jazz types take over Toronto's downtown venues to enjoy the music of Toronto's Downtown Jazz Festival. Internationally acclaimed musicians delight the large crowds that flock to one of Canada's largest jazz music events

Jun 22 to Jul 01
Toronto Pride Week is an annual event that takes place in downtown Toronto during the last week of June. The event is one of the largest of its kind in the world and celebrates diverse sexual and gender identities, histories, cultures, creativities, families, friends and lives. The week long festival includes a three-day arts fest, a weekend street fair (including a community fair and market place), a Dyke March and a Pride Parade.

Jun 23
IDRF (International Development and Relief Foundation) invites you to its first Fun Fair/Mela. Join in the fun and enjoy games of cricket, face painting, IDRF's signature BBQ chicken, and more!
Funds raised will support current maternal health projects in Zambia and Bangladesh, where extreme poverty raises the risk of maternal death.
While walk-ins are welcome, if possible please confirm attendance in advance to marashdi@idrf.ca
Join us at 2pm in Toronto's Taylor Creek Park for an afternoon that is sure to be fun and rewarding for all!

Jun 23 to Jun 24
Combining both sport and ancient Chinese culture, the Toronto International Dragon Boat Race includes races for adults, youth and families. Over 125,000 spectators and participants attend each year to see dance companies, attend workshops, watch an onsite parade, visit the multicultural village, cheer on race teams and more.

• Toronto Islands   Address: Bay Street and Queens Quay, west of the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel Toronto,  ON

Jun 24
An annual tradition since 1859, this thoroughbred racing event is one on the longest stakes races in North America and features an adrenaline-filled program of Canadian-bred three-year old qualifiers competing for a $1 million purse.

• Woodbine Racetrack   Address: 555 Rexdale Blvd. Toronto

Jun 29 to Jul 02
All-you-can-eat ribs, live music, beer tents, carnival rides, arts and craft shows, kids' activities and a closing ceremonies fireworks show are just a sample of the festivities offered during this annual event.

• Centennial Park Conservatory   Address: 151 Elmcrest Road Toronto  ON  CAN  M9C

Jul 02 to Jul 03
What is Islam? What does the Qur'an say? Why do women wear the niqab? This summer, meet your Muslim neighbours in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Live and Open to All interfaith lectures and luncheon for Free! Ask your questions, Get your answers and a Gift at Journey of Faith's Annual conference - “I Belong” 10 am – 10 pm.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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The Corso Italia is proud to present the Annual Corso Italia Toronto Fiesta. The Toronto Fiesta is a wonderful opportunity for the whole family to experience the food and culture of Toronto’s own Corso Italia. Over 20 bands will be performing live on street corners, patios and balconies. They feature a variety of music from Classical to Salsa. In addition, food and beverage retailers will offer a mouth-watering selection of tastes and flavours, with promotions and samples of cuisine.

• St. Clair West   Address: St. Clair Ave & Bathurst St Toronto  ON

Jul 04 to Jul 15
In a country that hosts the most Fringe festivals in the world, the Toronto Fringe shines. First run in 1989 with 4 venues and 40 productions, the Toronto Fringe now has over ten venues, including KidsVenue, and more than 120 theatre companies participating from the province and around the world. Held annually in July.

Jul 06 to Jul 08
Toronto's Outdoor Art Exhibition is attended by approximately 100,000 art-lovers out to see the work of over 500 artists and craftspeople. The exhibition displays the work of both established artists as well as those who have yet to be discovered. Admission is free and the event occurs rain or shine.

Jul 07 to Jul 08
National Bank joins TLN Telelatino, the Hillcrest Village BIA, the City of Toronto once again join forces to present the second stop on the tour, National Bank Salsa on St. Clair, Canada’s largest Latino-themed street festival which wraps –up Latino week in Toronto.Salsa on St. Clair has attracted over 1.5 million salsa lovers to the streets of Toronto since its launch in 2005. Join in on the parade of FREE family fun as midtown Toronto’s Hillcrest Village, between Winona Drive and Christie Street will be transformed into a showcase of Latin life.

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The Honda Indy Toronto is one of the most respected motorsports events in North America and a key festival on Toronto’s summer calendar. Celebrating 25 years of racing in Toronto, the Honda Indy will be taking place on the streets of Exhibition Place near Lake Ontario and downtown Toronto. The festival-like atmosphere will include concerts, exhibits, numerous food stands and interactive activities and games for all ages as well as three action-packed days of speed and professional racing.

Prices range from $50 - $423
To buy tickets go online or call.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Take in the sights of this unique festival. Enjoy three exciting days of great food, entertainment and guaranteed fun for the whole family. The event will feature live-stage performances with a multi-cultural twist, local vendors and artisans. Kid’s activities include face-painting, craft tables, inflatables, amusement rides and much more. Tempt your palate with the many mouth-watering tastes offered up by local food vendors or simply relax in the beer garden. Come out and have fun.

Location: Lawrence Avenue East in between Warden and Underwriters Road.

Jul 14
A showcase of regional, national and international rock, punk and alt-rock acts are featured at this annual outdoor concert event.

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Come join us in celebrating the Annual Festival of India in the heart of downtown Toronto. The festival consists of an upbeat, colourful parade down Yonge Street (beginning at Bloor and continuing south to the lake) and two-days of celebrations at Centre Island expected to draw close to 40,000 people!

The festival is free and open entirely to the public. The biggest highlight is the amazing free vegetarian feast served to all who attend! The festival will also feature a stunning Arts & Culture showcase, dramas, a yoga festival, a South Asian Bazaar, exhibits, a children's area, and much, much more!

• Toronto Islands   Address: Bay Street and Queens Quay, west of the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel Toronto,  ON

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Once again Bloor Street will be closed to vehicles and filled with all kinds of arts, crafts, and fun activities for everyone — children, adults, and families.

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A multi-event celebration of Philippine heritage and culture, this day-long festival features an array of activities to please all ages. Live performances, culinary exhibits, art installations, a kids play zone and an exhibitors showcase are just a sample of the offerings available.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Held along Bloor between Landsdowne avenue and Dufferin street, this annual street festival offers an array of activities for all ages, including live entertainment, an art court, food vendors and much more.

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The rhythm of world beat, reggae, calypso and big band jazz music fill the air every year in July at the Beaches International Jazz Festival. New to the scene as well as old favourites perform on the crowded yet energetic streets of the Beaches area and KEW Gardens main stage. Admission is free to most events.

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Benefiting The Stilleto Project which assists at-risk girls and women, this fashion event works to promote local designers and retailers through fashion exhibits, a designer marketplace, informal fashion shows and more.

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Held over two weeks every July, this culinary event promotes local restaurants through three-course fixed price menu promotions at over 150 eateries across the city.

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The T&T Waterfront Night Market is a unique lifestyle experience that is set to take place at T&T Supermarket and Polson Pier. With more than 160 exhibitors providing an outdoor culinary experience featuring an enticing selection of Asian themed 'street food' including many different types of delicacies for purchase with a number of food booths also provided sampling at no charge. Lifestyle booths include a great variety of retail and services ranging from music, cultural to children's arts and crafts for an all out night market experience.

Thursday, July 21 • 6pm - Midnight
Friday, July 22 • 5pm - Midnight
Saturday, July 23 • 5pm - Midnight
Sunday, July 24 • 5pm - 10pm

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Once again Itabras Entertainment Productions will be hosting the Brazilian Summer Festival (BRAZILFEST).

A huge variety of styles of music and dance from all parts of the country, with something to offer for all tastes; rhythms and melodies that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Brazil.

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Once a year an international "West-Coast-Swing and Hustle” 3-day Event comes to Toronto.The ONLY competitive dance where you enter alone and your partner is randomly chosen for you. For this dance style 16-60 year olds not only dance together they could be partnered together in a competition!
2011 features 2 US OPEN Champions with 5 International Instructors on the weekend rooster of plus many of Ontario's esteemed local teachers. A weekend ticket @$125, till the end of June, includes 30 hours of classes (beginner to advanced), 20 hours of social dancing and 5 levels of competitions to watch. (After June the ticket prices increase.) Want just a taste? Try only a few classes? Purchase a partial day or evening ticket starting from $20.

Jul 27
Beer is the acclaimed beverage at this gathering, which features over 200 products. Lagers, stouts, wheat beers and pale ales can all be sampled. Live entertainment can be heard on all of the three days, and tempting food is available. So come out and toast the brewers of Canada.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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The Irie Music Festival is a celebration of music, dance, art and culture. Created as a unifying symbol of Toronto's diversity, the Irie Music Festival is an opportunity to promote a greater understanding between the diverse cultures and traditions of our world class city. The Irie Music Festival is a free event.

Aug 04 to Aug 06
Avast me hearties, the Annual Pirate Festival at Country Heritage Park be dropping anchor. Grab parrots, hooks, and eye patches and get ready to walk the plank ye scurvy dogs. For three days Cap’n William Dampier and his band of playful scallywags be taking over Fort York for high sea adventure, cuisine and fun.

Thar she blows! Landlubbers, sea cap’ns and all who share the heart of a pirate be welcome. The village stages will be filled from morning 'til evening with family friendly shows. There be buxom beauties and wenches on hand, music and comedy, feats of skill and bravery, sword fighting, and buried treasure to hunt.

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The Pilaros Taste of the Danforth is one of Toronto's signature events, showcasing the best our multicultural city has to offer - from mezes to dim sum, from world folk music to children's games - but with a very special emphasis on the Hellenic food and culture that make Greektown a year-round destination.

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This festival is over 35 years old and is the largest Caribbean festival in North America. The festival runs for weeks in summer and features a parade, outdoor concerts, king and queen of the bands competition and much more.

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The annual Bloorcourt Arts and Crafts Street Fair will be held from 11:00am to 10:00pm, rain or shine, on Bloor Street West between Shaw Street to Dovercourt Road.

This Free, family-friendly event will feature:

A marketplace of arts & craft vendors from 11am to 7pm
Musical entertainment and martial arts demos
A live wrestling match
A games and ride area all day long
Sidewalk sales by local businesses
Extended patios at local bars and restaurants until 10pm
A kids zone in Irene Parkette from 1pm to 5pm.

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The Mitsubishi City Chase is a unique urban adventure that requires participants to exhibit teamwork, resourcefulness, determination and the ability to make decisions on the fly as they search for ChasePoints scattered in unknown locations throughout the city. ChasePoints are designed to test teams with a variety of physical, mental, and otherwise adventurous challenges.

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The Toronto Summer Music Festival features Canadian and international artists in a series of chamber music concerts as well as master classes, lectures, exhibitions and workshops.

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Held at Toronto's Rexall Centre, the Rogers Cup is a top tier ATP and WTA tennis tournament that regularly draws the world's top professionals. Past winners of this tennis tournament include Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and John McEnroe.

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This theatre festival offers a delightful mix of live productions and special events. Held in August, the productions are from various local companies.

• Theatre Passe Murraille   Address: 16 Ryerson Ave. Toronto  ON  M5T 2P3
• Factory Theatre Space   Address: 125 Bathurst Street Toronto  ON

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The York-Eglinton International Street Festival offers everyone a day of hot music and fun activities.
Something for everyone, this year promises to be bigger and better than all other years!
You don't want to miss this!

Aug 20 to Aug 21
The Festival of the year is soon to happen on Eglinton Ave. W. will5 blocks be closed in order to bring you the best in Entertainment. Artists such as Dr. Draw, Low Level Flight(Ryan Malcolm, Winner of Canadian Idol), Sambacanna and much, much more. We will also have Midway rides and games for the kids. ADMISSION IS FREEEEEE!!!!!!!
As an added feature the area shops will be hosting the annual Back To School Sidewalk Sale Extravaganza, with great deals for all. Dont miss this fun filled weekend

• Fairbank Village   Address: West of Dufferin on Eglinton West. Toronto  ON  CAN  M6E 3X6

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Cycle, Jog, or Walk Your Way to Better Health. Can-Fit-Pro welcomes you, the health and wellness enthusiast to our annual Consumer Fitness and Wellness Show!

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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The Warriors' Day Parade, the longest-running parade of its type, celebrates 90 years of honouring our Veterans and members of the Canadian Armed Forces. The Parade will be held at The Canadian National Exhibition. The Parade reminds Canadians to remember the sacrifices of our Veterans and members of Canadian Armed Forces. All military and para-military contingents are welcome to march in the parade. The public are invited to join us as spectators to participate in this spectacular and historic event. Support Canada's Veterans and Troops!

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Every summer, for 4 days and nights, the streets of the St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood come to life with laughter, cheering, applause and flames when some of the best street performers from around the world gather for the Toronto International BuskerFest. Contortionists, comedians, clowns, magicians, musicians, acrobats, aerialist artists, daredevils and so many more, all strut their stuff to the delight of crowds of all ages.

Admission is by donation to Epilepsy Toronto.

Playing in the street has never been so much fun!

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Held Thursday evenings over the summer months, this innovative event combines film and music for an evening of open-air entertainment that promotes local talent and supports the Toronto indie film community. In the event of rain, film screenings will be moved indoors.

• Amsterdam Brewing Company   Address: 600 King Street West Toronto  ON  M5V 1M3

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Ashkenaz builds and unites the diverse and dynamic Jewish communities from across Canada and around the world. Dance to Klezmer and Middle-Eastern music, kvetch with the best at special workshops, indulge in Kaballah Yoga, and binge on Bubbe's blintzes and bagels. Admission is free (some events are ticketed).

• Harbourfront Centre   Address: 235 Queens Quay West Toronto  ON  CA  M5J 2G8

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For 3 Mystical Days, As the Veils Between the Worlds are Their Thinnest, When Crystals and Evil Eyes are Needed Most, Bead Heaven is Transformed into a Gateway ...

Somewhere Between the Worlds of Wholesale and Retail
Is the Bead Heaven All Hallows Eve Semi-Precious Gems, Stones & Crystals Sale...

With loads of Special Stock brought in just for This Event!

All Semi-Precious, All Strands, All Sizes...

All for Next To Wholesale Prices!

Only for 3 Days!

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Held in conjunction with the Canadian National Exhibition, this spectacular air show showcases aerial exhibits from groups in Canada, the United States and beyond. Performing over Lake Ontario near the CNE grounds, the three-day event is ideal for all ages.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Held in Mel Lastman Square over the Labor Day weekend, this cultural celebration showcases Hispanic dance and music at its best. Local and international performers take the stage in a lively and colorful spectacle for all ages. A children's showcase is also featured.

• Mel Lastman Square   Address: 5100 Yonge St. Toronto  ON  CAN  M2N 5N8

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Introduced in 1879, the Canadian National Exhibition is one of the largest fairs in North America. For an eventful 18 days each summer, visitors and locals can enjoy the exhilaration of midway rides and games, hear exceptional band concerts and observe the various shows and displays. The CNE is located on the shore of Lake Ontario and is easy to access by public transit or automobile.

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This is the country’s largest industry trade show, showcasing products and services from North America and around the world. It features the Canadian Barista Championship and the annual Canadian Cup Taster Championship. This show is for coffee & tea retailers, restaurateurs, foodservice operators, chain operators, and buyers.

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Celebrating the community of Cabbagetown, this three-day festival offers festivities for all ages, including a short film and video festival, a mini-marathon, a street parade, live entertainment, craft vendors, cultural performances and food vendors.

• Cabbagetown   Address: East of Parliament St., between Wellesley and Dundas Toronto  ON

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Toronto's premier dragon boat event at Marilyn Bell Park. Over 5000 participants competing in what has become the can't miss event of the year.

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Tens of thousands of cyclists have taken to their bikes at the RONA MS Bike Tours. Some ride with friends, family, or form a team with coworkers. Some are looking for a new fitness challenge or a different way to see Ontario’s beautiful countryside. No matter why they ride, all participants in the Tours come away with the knowledge that they are making a real difference in the lives of people affected by multiple sclerosis.

The Toronto Tour is perfect for the whole family. Beginning and finishing at Centennial Park in Etobicoke, cycle along scenic bike trails and city streets before returning to the park for a barbecue lunch. What a great way to end the summer!

Join us as we cycle to end MS!

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Filled with cuisine and traditional costumes from the 8 provinces of China, visitors can also enjoy multicultural music and dance performances, kung-fu shows, product demonstrations and food sampling, street market filled with unique Asian merchandise and crafts, and fun-filled interactive games on site.

• Chinatown   Address: Corner of Spadina and Dundas Street Toronto  ON

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Walk, run, bike, wheel, or roll all, or part of, the 10km route. Make a donation or collect pledges. Almost 90 cents of every dollar raised goes directly to fund cancer research. This is a really fun community event, with lots of food, bouncy castles, massage therapy, live music, post-run gift bags, and so much more.

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One of North America's premier film events. The Toronto International Film Festival attracts world wide attention and many of the 'movers and shakers' in the movie industry. The festival is held at a variety of venues throughout the city.

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Join us at the Annual South Asian Diabetes Expo, hosted by the Canadian Diabetes Association. An educational event focused on the South Asian community to help prevent and manage diabetes, this full day program will feature presentations from experts, interactive sessions and a display of diabetes related products and services. Topics include diabetes and kidney, medications & insulin, nutrition and fitness. An interactive workshop will feature testing, managing and stress of diabetes. The trade show will provide opportunity for free blood glucose monitoring, blood pressure testing and BMI assessment.

9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Free admission, parking and light lunch.

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The Sears Great Canadian Run is a series of long-distance team running relays which raise money and awareness for pediatric oncology research and treatment initiatives at local children's hospitals.

Solo participants or teams of up to 20 people will run 100km or 125km relay style. Start the day off with inspiring speeches from child ambassadors and finish the day with a feast at the Closing Ceremonies.

Each team member must raise a minimum of $500. Funds will be directed to the Sears Canada Charitable Foundation and Canada’s 17 Pediatric Cancer Hospitals.

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The Annual Starlight Walk for Smiles presented by Cineplex, in support of the Starlight Children’s Foundation. Your generosity and support can enable us to provide ongoing support for children and families – from diagnosis through the entire course of medical treatment. We hope you will join us and help us make this year’s walk our biggest success yet. Bring your friends and family out for a great day of fun, games, activities and entertainment.

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9:30 am to 1 pm

Join us in our mission to raise PKD awareness and funds for critical Canadian research! Stay after the Walk and enjoy live music, face-painting and a delicious complimentary BBQ. Bring your friends, family and co-workers out for this incredible event and make a cure your finish line!

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Are you interested in studying, working, or volunteering overseas? Verge Magazine’s Go Global Expo gives you the chance to interact with dozens of organizations offering volunteer travel, undergraduate and graduate programs overseas, internships abroad and professional placements outside of Canada!

The top reasons to Go Global:
- It is completely Free
- It is a great chance to network with fellow travellers and global-minded individuals including exhibitors from over 100 different countries representing international recruiters, universities and colleges, non-profit organizations, volunteer travel, overseas internships, adventure travel companies… and more!
- Verge offers seminars and workshops featuring panelists who have lived abroad and want to share their experiences with You!

• The Westin Harbour Castle Toronto   Address: 1 Harbour Square Toronto  ON  CAN  M5J 1A6

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The Clothing Show returns to the Queen Elizabeth Building, Exhibition Place for its Fall show - offering a weekend of shopping, art, photography and runway shows.

Showcasing the unique talents of hundreds of local designers and artisans, The Clothing Show is Canada’s largest vintage and new independent designer show. For those in search of independent, original and unusual designs, it has become a seasonal resource. It also boasts some of the best deals in the city, with special sales found only at the show. The Sample Sales section features big names from our retailers with markdowns up to 90% off retail.

Unbeatable discounts, trend setting designers, art and runway combine to create a truly unique shopping experience.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Celebrate reading, writing, and literacy at Canada’s largest book and magazine festival: The Word on the Street. Visit any of the 250 book, magazine, and literacy exhibitor booths to discover new writers, new publications, and new talent. Take in readings, ask questions, and get your books signed by almost 200 authors, performers, and storytellers. Enjoy great programming all day at any one of 18 performance venues, which include a Bestsellers Stage, Children’s Activity Tent, and the Wordshop: The Place for Writers. Last year more than 200,000 people enjoyed The Word on the Street; come see what all the type is about!

• Queens Park   Address: University Avenue & College St Toronto  ON

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The show is designed for entrepreneurs and investors seeking new opportunities at all investment levels.

Meet with over 150 exhibitors offering established businesses for sale, franchises and investment opportunities.

Attend over 8 hours of seminars presented by industry leaders. All seminars are free with the price of admission.

The Business, Franchise & Investment EXPO is a great opportunity for today’s entrepreneurs thinking about starting their own business.

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Occurring from sunset to sunrise, this overnight event celebrates contemporary art through an array of interactive outdoor exhibitions at venues across the downtown area. Thought-provoking, innovative and organic art installations are spread over the cityscape for exploration and celebration.

• Yonge-Dundas Square   Address: Yonge St & Dundas St Toronto  ON  CAN

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ARTSIDEOUT is the University of Toronto Scarborough's largest multidisciplinary arts festival. Held annually on the first Thursday of October, the festival features a wide array of works from students of all backgrounds and programs while aiming to present the campus as a hub for creativity and inter-disciplinary innovation.

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Indie Week Toronto is a musically saturated week of workshops, showcases and performances by artists and bands chosen from hundreds of applicants from around the globe.

50+ acts from all over the world will be performing at various venues in downtown Toronto.

• The Drake Hotel   Address: 1150 Queen Street West Toronto  ON  Canada  M6J 1J3
• Horseshoe Tavern   Address: 370 Queen Street West Toronto  ON  Canada  M5V 2A2
• El Mocambo   Address: 494 Spadina Ave. Toronto  ON  M5R 3G1
• Bovine Sex Club   Address: 542 Queen Street West Toronto  ON  Canada  M5V 2B5
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Francophonie en Fête is an annual event celebrating the multicultural spirit of French Ontario with fellow francophones and francophiles who share a passion for the French-speaking culture. Enjoy a variety of musical performances and activities throughout the festival.

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Canada's most acclaimed environmental film festival addresses themes from urban alleyways to natural wilderness in genres that include documentary, animation, dramatic features and shorts.

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For those dedicated to the snow this show covers all that is related with skiing and snowboarding including equipment, clothing, lifestyle information, products, services and travel destinations. Some excellent special deals will be available at the show to kick off winter on the slopes.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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The Annual CP24/CHUM Christmas Carol Concert in support of the Annual CP24/CHUM Christmas Wish.

2PM

Featuring Special Guests:
International Opera Stars, Richard Margison and Isabel Bayrakdarian
3 time Canadian Olympic medalist Karen Cockburn with

True North Brass
The Larkin Singers
High Park Children's Choir
The Choirs of Yorkminster Park Baptist and Christ Church Deer Park
William Maddox, Organist
Eric Robertson, Music Director

Admission Free - Doors open at 1 p.m.

A collection will be taken for the CP/24 Chum Christmas Wish
Also accepting donations of toys.

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Annual "Canada's Greatest Collector's Fall Toy Show & Sale

The largest Toy Show & Sale in Canada with over 200 dealers and exhibitors, this annual toy show is the premiere Fall Toy Show in Toronto. Doors open at 9am and the show runs until 3pm.

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The Creativ Festival (formerly The Creative Sewing and Needlework Festival) is a must for all crafty people. The consumer show features over 500 exhibits, workshops and demonstrations. Experts are on hand to answer questions and demonstrate all new quilting, sewing, beading, needlework accessories and tools. Held in April at the International Centre by the Airport and in October at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6
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Ekran Film Festival is a non‐profit organization dedicated to the promotion of film, art and culture promoting Polish cinematography and filmmaking while focusing on the Polish-Canadian community.

Ekran 2011 – Toronto Polish Film Festival Schedule *(with English subtitles)

FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, 2011

8.00pm : Wonderful Summer – dir. Ryszrad Brylski (Guest + Q&A)


SATURDAY OCTOBER 22, 2011

12:00pm : Meeting with Magda Olczyk @ The Roncy St. Gallery
1:00pm : The Officer’s Wife - dir. Piotr Uzarowicz (Guest + Q&A)
3:00pm : Shorts (More Information Below) – dir. Rafal Sokolowski (Guest + Q&A)
5:00pm : Michal Maryniarczyk Award + film Tor 13 dir. M.Maryniarczyk
6:30pm : Joanna – dir. Feliks Falk co-screening with TJFF
9:00pm : Tomorrow will be better – dir. Dorota Kedzierzawska


SUNDAY OCTOBER 23, 2011

2:00pm : Animations (More Information Below) – Q&A: dir. Michal Mroz co-screening with TAIS
4:00pm : Flying Pigs – dir. Anna Kazejak
6:30pm : Erratum - dir. Marek Lechki
9:00pm : Entanglement – dir. Jacek Bromski


Shorts – Saturday 3:00pm

Three Mothers – Rafal Sokolowski
Jutro mnie tu nie bedzie – Julia Kolberger
Vanishing – Bartosz Kruhlik
Frozen Stories – Grzegorz Jaroszuk
Konkurs - Kuba Cuman


Animations – Sunday 2:00pm

Prezydencja, Pipeta, Dystopia, Drakula, Zgrzyt, Danny Boy, Radostki, Store with Flowers

• The Revue Cinema    Address: 400 Roncesvalles Ave. Toronto  ON  CAN  M6R 2M9

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Ekran Film Festival is a non‐profit organization dedicated to the promotion of film, art and culture promoting Polish cinematography and filmmaking while focusing on the Polish Canadian community. Toronto's historic Revue Cinema in the heart of Roncesvalles Village is the exclusive venue ‐ a distinguished landmark in this vibrant and unique neighborhood. Ekran will continue to be of great interest and value to the local community as well as to international film fans and other cultural groups across Toronto.

• The Revue Cinema    Address: 400 Roncesvalles Ave. Toronto  ON  CAN  M6R 2M9

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The Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers presents Grocery Innovations Canada 2011, its 36th annual conference and trade show in Toronto. The two-day event is the country’s largest gathering of grocery professionals, attracting more than 5,000 industry delegates, 260 exhibitors and 515 booths. This year’s must-attend show will highlights the latest products, services and equipment from international and local brands. Attendees will have the opportunity to check out the latest innovations, learn from the industry leaders and see what the future of grocery has to offer.

Who attends?
Key industry players including independent, franchise and corporate retailers, manufacturers, brokers, wholesalers, distributors and government.

Who exhibits?
Food and consumer product manufacturers, equipment, technology and service providers, food processors and more.

• Toronto Congress Centre   Address: 650 Dixon Rd. Toronto  ON  M9W 1J1

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Halloween Howl is an annual event that takes place at the Toronto Zoo. It is a sundown event that educates visitors on the ways of wolves and First Nations culture.

• Toronto Zoo   Address: 361A Old Finch Ave. Toronto  ON  M1B 5K7

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Boo at the Zoo is a fun, annual event at the Toronto Zoo. Kids 12 and under will enjoy the Zoo's "Pumpkin Trail" to discover trick-or-treat activity stations throughout the Tundra Trek (10am to 4pm) and check out Arctic wolves, foxes and polar bears. There will also be a "Critters and Costumes Parade" at 12 and 2pm daily. Kids are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes.

• Toronto Zoo   Address: 361A Old Finch Ave. Toronto  ON  M1B 5K7

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The Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of Canada is pleased to announce the 2011 Toronto International Antiquarian Book Fair at the Metro Toronto Convention Center. As the only international antiquarian and collectible book fair in Canada, the TIABF features exhibitors from across Europe and North America. They will bring a wide ranging selection of books, maps, prints and manuscripts for your perusal - including travel and exploration; natural history, science and technology; children’s and illustrated; fine press and limited editions; modern first editions and signed volumes; antiquarian and incunabula; as well as interesting and unusual books of all kinds. Whether you are an experienced or novice book collector, a librarian or an archivist, a scholar or an academic, or are simply interested in books and the book arts in general, you will find something to your taste.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Be prepared to scream at Screemers Haunted Scream Park. Open on select days during the month of October, visitors can explore seven haunted houses, enjoy thrilling midway rides or enjoy drinks at the Vampire Lounge. Screemers is not recommended for the faint of heart or kids under 12.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Toronto's International Art Fair is a superior exhibition of contemporary and 20th Century art, special projects and installations by leading artists from Canada and around the world. Works are available to buy or just to admire for collectors, artists, curators and enthusiasts.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Over 200 hobbies and crafts are represented at Canada's largest national trade and consumer hobby and craft exhibition. This exhibition showcases new products in the world of crafts and hobbies, including radio controlled toys, meccano, models and die cast products, at bargain show prices. Like-minded enthusiasts from all over Canada congregate at The Hobby Show to share their passion and tips.

• International Centre   Address: 6900 Airport Road Mississauga  ON  CAN  L4V 1E8

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The topic of these feature length and short films is the facts and fiction encircling mental health and addictions. The programs address different themes, with panel discussions following. Along with the film screenings, the festival features a gala party and a closing/awards ceremony. At least half the submissions in the festival are Canadian, with the others from around the world.

• The Workman Theatre Project   Address: 1001 Queen Street West Toronto  ON

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The world's largest indoor agricultural and equestrian exhibition, this event has been a Toronto tradition since 1922 and offers an array of activities for the entire family. Highlights include the famed Royal Horse Show, a vendors showcase, agricultural exhibits, a petting farm and much more.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Entertainment and shopping combine as exhibitors showcase various products and services related with fashion and beauty, wine and food, health tips, career advice, entertaining and home decor, travel and more. Free make-overs, fashion shows, free samples, expert advice and celebrity guest appearances make the National Women's Show the ultimate girl's day.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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A huge celebration of the country in the city, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair offers exciting live entertainment and hands-on learning experiences. Agricultural, horticultural, canine and equestrian displays, demonstrations, shows and competitions ensure an action-packed event.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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The Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival is a unique showcase of contemporary Asian cinema. Works include films and videos by East and Southeast Asian artist in Canada, the U.S., Asia and all over the world.

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Celebrity guests, a fine wine tasting lounge, a Food Network stage, a spiritology pavilion and an extensive food and beverage exhibitor showcase are highlights of this annual event, which offers ample opportunities to sample gourmet foods and wines from around the globe.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Toronto's very first Santa Parade graced the streets in 1905. Since then it has steadily grown in extravagance to include a great number of impressively creative and colourful floats and performers. Thousands come to watch and greet Santa as he makes his way through the central city, beginning at the corner of Bloor and Christie Streets to finish at the corner of Front and Church Streets.

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An annual event since 1986, this trade show showcases a broad range of natural health and green living solutions and features guest lectures and assorted product demonstrations. Health products, alternative health therapies, gifts, natural foods and eco-friendly living solutions are featured.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Showcasing European cinema over two weeks, this annual event features a diverse selection of foreign-language screenings from countries like Poland, Romania, Austria and Greece. The films are screened at a variety of cinemas and theaters city-wide.

• Bloor Cinema   Address: 506 Bloor St. W. (Bloor & Spadina) Toronto

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Best of Short FIlms, plus screenplay readings of the winning 1st scene scripts!

7pm at the NFB Cinemas

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A gift-shopping extravaganza, the One of a Kind Show has Christmas covered with hundreds of innovative and unique arts and crafts gathered under one roof. The show proudly represents talented local artists and craftspeople offering quality, home-grown gifts and home accessories.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Creativity takes centre stage during the annual U of T Celebration of the Arts. A spotlight illuminates a vibrant range of artistic expression across numerous disciplines at all three U of T campuses. With more than 80 events in music, theatre, visual arts, dance, film, and multimedia - including 14 juried student projects - the Celebration showcases the diversity and richness of U of T's vibrant arts scene. Most events are free.

• University of Toronto   Address:

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Approximately 150 exhibitors showcase popular and next year's models, parts and accessories. There are vintage, racing and art displays, biking fashion shows, live entertainment, competitions, prizes and forums.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Help for Haiti relief and Youth Day.
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At the TOULA rotund atop the Westin Harbour Square, bring your loved one OR meet someone new! We will dance to great music, and help Cupid in the Celebrity Auction from 9:30pm on...
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Don’t miss this most impressive evening while making a difference for others!

• Toula Ristorante & Bar   Address: 1 Harbour Square Toronto  ON  CAN  M5J 1A6

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Christmas Carollers
Choirs
Musical performances
Grimm's Brother characters roaming
Children's Story Telling by a Grimm's Brother character or Santa
Lowe's How To workshops from the stage (wreath's, huts, ornaments)
Stage presentations and workshops with key note speakers on holiday festivities
Special guest appearances, autograph signings, meet and greets (Nutcracker,
A Christmas Carol cast members, Grimm's Brother characters)
Travelling Elves taking photographs
Ferris Wheel rides
Santa visits and photographs
Santa's Elves Workshop presented by Lowe's
Christmas themed buskers

Dec 31
"Its an "Elegant Affair"....Walk the red carpet into the HOTTEST singles party at the most fantastic venue in Toronto. The Club lounge on the 43rd floor of the Sheraton Centre is an elegant, modern and stylish venue with floor to ceiling windows that boasts one of the most breathtaking views of the city. Be front row for the fireworks display at Nathan Phillips Square at midnight! Ring in the New Year in style with elegance and join hundreds of sexy, sophisticated singles. Dance the night away to great music and enjoy one of the BEST parties in the city.

Ages: 25+
Tickets: $79.99

The Night Includes:

* Party at the HOTTEST venue in the city
* Delicious hot & cold Hors d'oeuvres by the chef's at the Sheraton Toronto (from 10:30pm - Midnight)
* Complimentary champagne toast at midnight
* Party favours
* DJ and dancing to a mix of great music all night long
* A front row view of the fireworks at midnight
* Cash Bar

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Stationed Items
Display of domestic and imported cheeses with biscuits and crackers
Market fresh vegetable crudités with ranch and blue cheese dips

Cold Canapes (Passed)
Fresh Asparagus wrapped with Beef Sirloin
Atlantic smoked salmon rosette on dark rye and crème fraiche

Hot Canapes (Passed)
Miniature butter puff beef wellington with Madeira sauce
Lightly spiced chicken satay with fragrant Thai curry dipping sauce
Crispy panko crusted shrimp with a zesty seafood and horseradish dip
Vegetarian Spring Roll with Plum Dipping Sauce

Music: Legendary DJ Sunshine spinning Top 40, dance, hip hop, old school, mix of classics

Dress Code: Semi-formal-Formal. Ladies, pull out your fabulous party dress and gentlemen dress to impress!

• Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel   Address: 123 Queen Street West Toronto  ON  CAN  M5H 2M9

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Both the Fall and Winter shows provide a wealth of ideas and solutions for all wedding budgets. Scores of vendors show off their products and services that will contribute to the perfect wedding day. Every aspect is covered, and there are fantastic door prizes.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Shen Yun Performing Arts will return to Toronto with a brand new 2012 production, offering an exhilarating world-class production with grand scale performances that celebrate the pure excellence of classical Chinese dance and music inspired by the myths, legends, and divine beauty of 5,000 years of traditional Chinese culture.

• Sony Centre for the Performing Arts   Address: 1 Front St. E. Toronto  ON  CAN  M5E 1B2

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Refined choices for that special day are exhibited at this three day event, including extensive product displays and expert advice for all things related to weddings. Stunning art installations sure to ignite imaginations are highlights.

• The Carlu   Address: 444 Yonge St. Toronto  ON  CAN  M5B 1S6

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Featuring a large indoor lake, this annual boaters' event showcases over 250 boats. With seminars, advice, product displays, a giant aquarium, kids fishing and boating zone, antique boats and so much more, there is something for everyone from experienced boaters to those just starting out.

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During May Speech and Hearing Month, VOICE for Hearing Impaired Children will be celebrating its 45th anniversary. VOICE has reached out to hundreds of children and their families over these many years as they struggle to accept their child’s diagnosis of hearing loss, seek to acquire support, information and valuable connections to help them and their child cope and move forward in a hearing world.

We are pleased to invite you to join us in our celebration at our 2nd annual Cocktail Music Soirée, to be held at the SHAMBA Foundation in Toronto (Yonge & Wellington) on May 27, 2010. The event will raise funds for the VOICE Auditory-Verbal Rehabilitation Program that teaches children who are deaf or hard of hearing to use their cochlear implants or hearing aids in order to acquire speech and language – enabling them to become fully-integrated and independent members of the community.

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Proceeds from the annual Dragon Ball support programs and services at Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care in Ontario. The gala features a dinner, raffle prizes and live entertainment.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Join the Alzheimer Society of Toronto on this annual walk which raises money for the many services the organization provides to patients and their families. Incentives, prizes and great entertainment will be available throughout the morning. The 45-minute indoor walk takes place between 9am and noon.

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Held annually, this national show offers everything needed to plan that special day, whether it's for rings, gowns, cakes, reception facilities or photographers. A bridal fashion show and prizes are added highlights.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Travel and vacation planing is a cinch for visitors of this annual show, which features an impressive line-up of travel-related exhibitors, ranging from resorts, tour operators, airlines and tourism representatives from local and far-reaching destinations.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Free, self-guided tour through the studios of 20 local artists showing an array of original artwork including oil, watercolour, acrylic, mixed-media, encaustic and photography.

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The Toronto Sportsman Show has been around for over 50 years. The show focuses on everything fishing and outdoors. The event happens sometime in March and welcomes over 450 exhibitors and an average of 115,000 attendees.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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This chic black-tie event supports Toronto’s Public Library. Walk the red carpet, sample celebrity chef creations, mingle with celebrity guests, dine with a famous author and view a novel-inspired fashion show by some of Canada's top designers. Group tables as well as individual tickets are available.

• Fairmont Royal York Hotel Toronto   Address: 100 Front Street West Toronto  ON  Canada  M5J 1E3

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Take the blahs out of winter with this 14-day festival. Body shaking concerts, exceptional skating shows and other performances are held in Nathan Phillips Square and Mel Lastman Square. A high spot of the festival is the sparkling cool beauty of the ice sculptures. Toronto Winterfest is held in late January/early February of each year.

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This dance festival celebrates Asian culture through traditional dance form performances, workshops and educational support. This year's performances feature works from rising Canadian choreographers and theatre groups.

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This annual fundraising Gala in support of Canada's National Ballet School takes place at Toronto's Ritz-Carlton. The evening includes a gourmet dinner, student performances and a live auction.

• The Ritz-Carlton Toronto   Address: 181 Wellington Street West Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 3G7

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This annual February Gala strives to raise awareness and help support programs and services for physically challenged Canadians. The evening includes a reception, dinner, awards show and live entertainment.

• Fairmont Royal York Hotel Toronto   Address: 100 Front Street West Toronto  ON  Canada  M5J 1E3

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This special dinner and dance party raises funds for Nuerofibromatosis (NF) Research for SickKids Foundation. Dress up as your favourite retro 70's or 80's movie or music icon and groove out to blasts from the past. Prizes and a silent auction will be featured.

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Supporting the cancer research department of the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, this special evening will feature a martini bar, dinner, silent and live auctions and raffle prizes. It is hosted annually by a celebrity guest MC and live entertainment is also featured.

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Winter nights just got a lot cooler with the return of the popular DJ Skate Nights at Harbourfront Centre’s Natrel® Rink. Voted by the Toronto Star as one of 175 Reasons to Love Toronto, DJ Skate Nights run every Saturday night from December to February (except during Christmas and New Year's) and feature a new set of mix-masters spinning hip hop, reggae and dub, disco, swing, deep house and more.

• Harbourfront Skating Rink   Address: 235 Queens Quay W. Toronto  ON  CAN  M5J 2G8

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Make your mark at HarbourKIDS: SK8 presented by RBC Play Hockey both on and off the ice. HarbourKIDS: SK8 is a FREE weekend celebration of skating and the culture that surrounds it, all from a kid’s perspective! Whether it’s skateboarding, hockey, urban art, music or crafts, there are tons of ways for visitors to add some cool to the coldest season of the year. Check out performances from skate troupe Le Patin Libre; rockers Bidiniband; swing band Toronto All-Star Big Band; and more! Participate in graffiti, beatboxing, button-making, hockey-mask-design and many more craft activities. Watch the skateboard-construction process, catch a flick (or two!), or listen to a story. And don’t forget to skate!

HarbourKIDS: SK8 will be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• Harbourfront Centre   Address: 235 Queens Quay West Toronto  ON  CA  M5J 2G8

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Don't miss Canada's Largest Camp Expo.

12:00 to 4:00 pm
- Find top March Break, Summer and Holiday Camps for kids and teens
- Attend free information seminars to help you choose and prepare for camp
- Learn about charities, discounts, bursaries and tax credits for camp

For families looking to find summer activities for their children, this is an event not to be missed.

• Roy Thomson Hall   Address: 60 Simcoe St. Toronto  ON  Canada  M5J 2H5

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One of the largest and most prestigious auto shows in Canada, this annual event showcases current automotive innovations, classic cars, exotics, product exhibitors and much more. A tradition since 1974, the popular event draws an average of 300,000 visitors over the week-long exhibition.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Don't miss this event!
Over 100 universities from all over the world are coming to Toronto this spring to meet with you. Find out about top-ranking under-graduate and post-graduate programs both at home and overseas.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Golf enthusiasts will delight in the exhibits and information available at this annual consumer show, which features an array of product displays, national and international golf course representatives, golf pro demos and exclusive giveaways.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Presented by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, this annual festival showcases the best in contemporary orchestral music through concerts, artist chats, post-concert activities and more. Guest artists from across Canada and the United States will perform pieces from current and emerging composers.

• Roy Thomson Hall   Address: 60 Simcoe St. Toronto  ON  Canada  M5J 2H5

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Celebrate a favourite date among the Irish at this annual parade. The parade consists of marching bands, Irish organizations and floats, along with a celebrity parade marshal. The event starts at noon at Bloor and Devonshire and proceeds down Bloor Street, ending at Nathan Phillips Square.

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A premiere fashion event in Canada, World MasterCard Fashion Week assembles media, buyers and consumers for a peek at the fashion and beauty trends for the upcoming seasons. Local, regional and national design house collections are showcased at a variety of catwalk-style fashion shows and events.

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Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the resources and products exhibited at this annual show, which features essentials for hunters, campers, boaters and anglers. Product demonstrations, hands-on exhibits, seminars and kid-friendly activities are offered.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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A March break tradition since 2003, this annual indoor fair offers family fun at its best, including carnival rides, stage shows, a petting zoo, exotic animal exhibits, magic shows, a craft zone and much more. Events occur in the Better Living Centre at Exhibition Place.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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A celebration of wine, food, life and style.

International wines from 50 wineries, inspired cuisine by celebrity chefs and fashionable venues.

Salut will provide the opportunity to taste a wide range of wines, from ultra premium labels to value brands.
Attendees of the festival will enjoy an impressive line-up of tasting events, wine and shopping experiences, educational seminars led by leading wine experts and exclusive menus at Toronto’s top restaurants.

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Celebrating the cinematic works of emerging and established female film-makers, this competitive festival offers screenings, script readings, panel discussions and a gala awards ceremony.

• Rainbow Cinemas Market Square   Address: 80 Front Street E. at Jarvis Toronto  ON  CAN  M5E 1T4

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A gardener's paradise, Canada Blooms offers a plethora of garden retailers, enchanting displays, the latest garden gadgets, plants, landscapers and accessories all under one roof. Garden tours are also organised through this event.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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Held at numerous venues around the city, this annual event showcases current music through conferences, a festival, awards celebrations and film exhibits. Music industry leaders, performers and writers converge for five days of sharing, competition and conferencing.

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Over 700 exhibitors feed inspiration for home decorating, renovating and the garden with their products, services and innovative ideas. Design celebrities and experts, along with competitions and prizes ensure this event an entertaining and educational opportunity for home improvement.

• Exhibition Place Toronto   Address: Lakeshore Blvd Toronto  ON  Canada  M6K 3C3

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META is an annual showcase of high-calibre artworks created by graduating students in the New Media program at Ryerson University. The exhibition seeks to explore, reinvent, and redefine the practice of New Media by creating conversations between the audience and the artworks and artists. This year, the exhibition will be held at Airship 37, located in Toronto’s Historic Distillery District.

For the first time, META will be fully accessible to the hard-of-hearing and the blind/ people with low vision. We will have an ASL-English interpreter available on Saturday from 11am - 12pm. If you or your organization is interested in attending our ASL-English interpreted tour, please contact Veronica Lok at wlok@ryerson.ca.

Opening Reception: Thursday at 5pm - 1am

Exhibition Opens:

Thursday 10 am - 1am
Friday 10 am - 6pm
Saturday 10 am - 6pm

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Canada's largest Pet Show is an extravaganza showcase for pet-lovers. Featuring more than 180 exhibitors, including breeders, retailers, pet product manufacturers and animal rescue organizations, all sorts of pets are represented - from dogs to frogs. Visitors are asked to leave their own pets at home.

• International Centre   Address: 6900 Airport Road Mississauga  ON  CAN  L4V 1E8

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This annual Easter parade celebrates the community spirit of Toronto's vibrant Beaches community. Floats range from souped up cars to mobile creations adorned with colourful floral arrangements. The event is family-friendly.

• Queen Street West   Address: Queen Street West Toronto  ON

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Formerly the Winter Salsa Carnival the Toronto Salsa Festival brings together professional instructors and performers, amateurs, intermediate and advanced social salsa dancers of all nationalities, who congregate to showcase their talent, learn new moves in workshops, and have fun on the dance floor.

• Palais Royale Ballroom   Address: 1601 Lakeshore Blvd. Toronto  ON  CAN  M6K 3C1

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Calling all aviation and automotive enthusiasts! The Canadian Air & Space Museum will host its annual Wings & Wheels Heritage Festival at Downsview Park.

Come and see a fantastic display of past and present, highlighted by a rich collection of vintage, classic and modern aircraft and vehicles. All this in addition to exhibits, vendors, seminars, family-friendly activities, models, simulators, airplane rides and more.

This is Toronto’s largest gathering of aviation and automotive excellence, where the whole family can get up close and personal with airplanes and their pilots, classic cars and their drivers, and military vehicles and Canadian Forces personnel.

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Each spring, the Toronto Zoo invites children under 12 to take part in an educational egg hunt, with clues leading to some of the facilities most notable amphibians. The Easter bunny also makes an appearance, handing out delicious treats for the youngsters.

• Toronto Zoo   Address: 361A Finch Ave. Toronto  ON  M1B 5K7

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The Original Wedding Soiree hosted by One King West Hotel is an intimate and interactive bridal show which features the finest products and services from select wedding professionals for the elite clientele.

The Original Wedding Soiree Features:

•The area’s premier purveyors in the wedding & event industry whom guests can speak to intimately
•Guest Speakers which include Abby Larson of Style Me Pretty
•Cocktails upon arrival along with Hors D’Oeuvres
•A stunning couture fashion installation with gowns by Vera Wang, Claire Pettibone, Ines Di Santo, Angel Rivera and St. Pucci
•Bridal Beauty Bar featuring pampering stations
•A Luxurious Bridal Swag Bag
•The first live inspiration board featuring vignettes from select wedding purveyors
•Complimentary fun photo booth by Pear Studios
•Complimentary mini consultations with event planners and food stylists

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A fund-raising initiative for the World Wildlife Fund of Canada, this event features corporate team and public climbs up the stairway of the CN Tower. Participants raise pledges to climb and are eligible for an array of climb incentives and prizes. Spaces are limited, early registration is recommended.

• CN Tower   Address: 301 Front Street West, Toronto,  ON  CAN  M5V 2T6

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Launched in 1998 as a division of the Toronto International Film Festival, this cultural event offers diverse film programming for children of all ages. A wide range of International films are screened at venues city-wide during the festival.

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Natural health themes and issues are explored at this annual exhibition and conference, which in addition to featuring a wide selection of health-related exhibitors, also offers a line-up of guest lectures and seminars on topics related to overall wellness, nutrition, alternative medicines, organic gardening and much more.

• Metro Toronto Convention Centre   Address: 255 Front St W Toronto  ON  CAN  M5V 2W6

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Everything to do with baby can be found at this showcase celebrating parenthood. Exciting new products, maternity clothing, parenting tools, services, seminars and information, and children's entertainment by favourite children's characters make this a popular event for the whole family.

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This annual fireworks festival takes place on and around Canada Day at Ontario Place. Brilliant fireworks displays are choreographed to music and attract international attention.

• Ontario Place   Address: 955 Lakeshore Blvd. West Toronto  ON  M6K 3B9

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Presenting over 170 films from over 35 countries, this documentary film festival runs over 11 days and features an array of screenings, conferences and workshop opportunities. A variety of festival pass packages are available for festivities, which are held at various venues around the city.

• Bloor Cinema   Address: 506 Bloor St. W. (Bloor & Spadina) Toronto

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This superb race welcomes competitive runners wishing to qualify for other runs as well as recreational runners. Races include a 5km, half-marathon and full marathon.