Featured Events in Toronto in October, 2024(November Updated)

YES it's FREE. And it's at the heart of downtown Toronto! Welcome to Monday Mischief - we are located on the 2ND FLOOR of The Smith House Bar. This the hottest new comedy show in town! We know Mondays suck and you got no plans on Monday. Why not keeping it real low effort, just show up (on time please), get some food and drinks and kick back and watch a show! COME JOIN US for a night of laughter at The Smith House Bar. Get ready to bust a gut with our lineup of hilarious comedians. It's the perfect way to kick off your week and forget about those Monday blues. So grab your friends, grab a drink, and get ready for a night of non-stop laughs. See you there! Hosted by Darren Leo, there will be fresh lineup every week! Information Source: The Laugh House | eventbrite

Join us for the launch of MAY IT HAVE A HAPPY ENDING, by Minelle Mahtani! In conversation with David Chariandy. Masks are strongly encouraged and will be available. ABOUT THE BOOK: For readers of Crying in H Mart and In the Dream House, a searing, intimate and blisteringly honest memoir about mothers and daughters, grief and healing, and finding your voice. Minelle Mahtani had taken a leap of faith. A new mother in a new life, she'd moved across the country for love, and soon found herself facing the exciting and terrifying prospect of hosting her own radio show. But as she began to find her place in the majority white newsroom, she was handed devastating news: her Iranian mother had been diagnosed with tongue cancer. Just as Minelle was finding her voice, her mother was losing hers. What does it mean to amplify the voices of others while the stories of your ancestors are being buried in your mother's mouth? Why do we cling to superstition and luck when we’ve lost all faith in healing those we love? And how do we juggle bearing the burden of looking after an ill parent when we are trying to parent our own children? In exquisitely lyrical and inventive prose, Mahtani recounts the experience so many of us recognize: a life calibrated through calculating when to speak and when to be silent in a world that feels like it forces us to be broken. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Minelle Mahtani is an associate professor at the Institute for Social Justice at the University of British Columbia. She was formerly a radio host, a national television news journalist at the CBC and a journalism and geography professor at the University of Toronto. Her work in radio has won a Canadian Ethnic Media Association award for building relationships between ethnic communities and Indigenous communities, and a British Columbia Association of Broadcasters award for best community service reporting. She also won a Digital Publishing Award for an essay she published in The Walrus, which became the basis for her debut memoir, May It Have a Happy Ending. She lives in Vancouver. ABOUT THE MODERATOR: David Chariandy lives in Vancouver and teaches literature and creative writing in the department of English at Simon Fraser University. His first novel, Soucouyant, was nominated for several prizes, including the Governor General’s Award and the Scotiabank Giller Prize. His second novel, Brother, was also nominated for several prizes, winning the Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize, the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize, and the Toronto Book Prize. Brother was also named a book of the year by The Globe and Mail, The National Post, The Toronto Star, The Montreal Gazette, The New York City Public Library, Kirkus Reviews, Esquire Magazine, and The Guardian. His most recent book is a memoir entitled I’ve Been Meaning To Tell You: A Letter To My Daughter. David’s writings have been published internationally and translated into a dozen languages. In 2019, he was awarded Yale University’s Windham-Campbell Prize for fiction. Information Source: Another Story Bookshop | eventbrite

Important note: By purchasing tickets to this workshop series, you are registering to attend all 4 dates of this course. Participants should be prepared to attend each session date to get the most out of this workshop. Participants will receive email reminders directly from Evergreen. Please reach out to festivals_activations@evergreen.ca if you have any questions. Dates: October 8, 15, 22, and 29. About the workshop Alebrijes are fantastical and imaginative creatures that come from our dreams. They are a unique blend of animal, human, plant, and flower characteristics, whether living or dead. Pedro Linares, 'the Alebrijes creator, ' crafted them from paper mache, wire, and flour glue called 'engrudo ', materials that are deeply rooted in Mexican folk art and culture. 'engrudo' is a sight to behold with its vibrant colours and intricate decorations, sparking excitement and inspiration. This workshop offers a hands-on learning experience. You will create your own Alebrije from scratch. You will start by building the structure with wire and then add the paper mache, painting, decorating, and varnishing it to protect the paint. This workshop, led by Ana Gabriela Lopez Castro will guide participants through each step of the Alebrije-making process. This is a four-week workshop, with 2 hours for every session. Tuesdays in October All Materials will be provided Bio Ana Gabriela Lopez Castro, a Mexican visual artist residing in Toronto's East End, embarked on her artistic journey in 2000, initially exploring photography and printmaking as her preferred mediums of expression. Her work is a vibrant celebration of Mexican folk art, often featuring her unique handcrafted alebrijes and fantastical creatures brought to life through paper mache. Her deep-rooted love for her cultural heritage and the natural world is a constant theme in her art. With a bachelor's degree in Visual Arts from the Faculty of Arts and Design at UNAM in Mexico City and an Advanced Diploma in Graphic Design from Centennial College, Ana Gabriela Lopez Castro has honed her skills and expertise in the field of visual arts. Her collaboration with Muse Arts since 2013 is a testament to her dedication and passion for her craft. In 2019, Ana Gabriela Lopez Castro founded the Emotionart Collective art group. This transformative initiative brings intergenerational art workshops to different communities, such as Toronto Community Housing buildings, c.co-ops, and food banks. Ana's vision and dedication are bringing about positive change in these communities. Parking at the Brick Works is paid, but we are also accessible by TTC and our free shuttle bus which departs from Broadview Station. For those planning to take the shuttle bus, please note that it departs Broadview station at 5:30pm, and the final departure from Evergreen Brick Works is 7:15pm. Please see our Getting Here page for more information. By purchasing a ticket to this walk, you are directly supporting our free Good Mourning festival on November 2nd and 3rd! Check out Together in Grief on Nov 2nd to explore interactive art installations, performance, and conversation with community. Check out Day of the Dead on Nov 3rd to celebrate your ancestors with the Mexican and Latin American community. --- With any questions, please reach out to festivals_activations@evergreen.ca Information Source: Future Cities Canada | eventbrite

NOTE: This Eventbrite page is for information on the sessions only. Tickets are available exclusively through our Shopify site (link here), which we unfortunately cannot link to through tickets in Eventbrite. Join Hard Feelings and Sick Stories (Sophie Lyons) for our in-person Writing Prompt Sessions every 2nd Tuesday of the month! Journalling has long been used as a mental health tool, but many people who want to get into the practice can feel pressure that they’re “doing it wrong” or don’t have time for it. We hope that providing the space and time to show up and practice a writing craft will help build confidence in your individual writing practice, and community for those who attend regularly! Tickets are $5 per session, and can be purchased on our online shop (link here). You will also receive a free notebook for your first sign up - simply drop by Hard Feelings at 353 Church Street with your receipt to pick it up! - if you have any questions you can email sophie@sickstories.org or martin@hardfeelings.org We hope to see you there! Information Source: Hard Feelings Mental Health | eventbrite

Please join us for the Intro to The Sonic of Voice, Sound, and Poetry, led by dub poet and performer Clifton Joseph and composer and poet Jaap Blonk! This is a beginner-friendly workshop for poets, writers and artists drawn to the undeniable power of sound, language and the poetics of sonics combined. Thinking about sound from the perspective of experimentation and new poetics, from the field of Sound Poetry, Spoken Word and Dub Poetry and learning a bit about their histories, “Exploring Voice, Sound and Poetry” will allow writers (and artists) to explore and engage with sound, musicality, and language-play as poetry. Clifton Joseph is an Antiguan-born dub poet extraordinaire who lives in Toronto and performs solo and with musicians, exploring the intrinsic musicality of words in his poetry. A founding member of the dub poetry movement in Canada, he has performed widely across that country, the USA, the UK, Europe, Egypt and the Caribbean with his sonic-laden wordplay exploring historical and contemporary issues. He's worked in TV, Radio and Film, taught college courses and released books and albums such as Metropolitan Blues and Oral Trans/Missions. His work has been included in a number of anthologies and has garnered wide alternative radio play. He's worked in TV, Radio and Film, taught college courses and released books and albums such as Metropolitan Blues, Oral Trans/Missions His work has been included in a number of anthologies and has garnered wide alternative radio play. His latest album of poetry and music is Shots On Eglinton. Jaap Blonk (born 1953 in Woerden, Netherlands) is a self-taught composer, vocalist, poet and visual artist. His unfinished studies in mathematics and musicology mainly created a penchant for activities in a Dada vein, as did several unsuccessful jobs in offices and other well-organized systems. In the early 1980s he discovered the power and flexibility of his voice and set out on a long-term research of phonetics and the possibilities of the human voice. At present, he has developed into a specialist in the creation and performance of sound poetry and a unique vocal improviser, supported by a powerful and uninhibited stage presence. He performs and gives workshops worldwide on a regular basis. With the use of live electronics and projection of visuals the scope and range of his concerts has acquired a considerable extension. To this date Blonk’s music has appeared on 30 CDs with his own Kontrans label; many other recordings as well as about a dozen books with his visual work have been published in several countries. Information Source: The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery | eventbrite

Hip-H(op)erandom REMIX: A Hip-Hop Improv Jam Join us for a night of spontaneous rhymes and electrifying beats at Hip-H(op)erandom REMIX: A Hip-Hop Improv Jam! Mixing things up a little bit this time! Throw your name in the experience-level bucket of your choice and get called on stage for some short-form hip-hop-based improv games, rap challenges, or maybe even some hip-hop scene work! It's up to you and the randomness of the bucket! But also, joining your hosts Ryan Troke and Katie Chin, we got some experienced hip-hop improvisers ready to show you what they’re made of! Takes place at SoCap Comedy (The Social Capital). Tickets are PWYC to secure your spot! See you there! Information Source: Stay Tuned! Improv | eventbrite

Featured at FanExpo, Toronto ComiCon, Montreal Fringe, and HumourFest Québec, Comedy Game Showdown is Toronto's funniest fake game show for nerds! Each episode, two teams of Toronto's finest comedians face off in a series of quizzes, games, and debates to see who will win the game, and with it...the people's ovation and fame forever! September 10: TIFF-Raff From Indiana Jones to The Lovely Bones and Birth of a Nation to Hagsploitation, anything and everything in the history of cinema might come up as our two teams of comics compete to see who is ready for their close-up, Mr. DeMille! The Sundancers: Nikki Ashworth, DK Phan, Keegan Hawkeswood The Indie Darlings: Kelly Zemnickis, Jordan Trafford, Will Noye Hosted by Dan Donnelly Tickets $20 Sept 10 - 8:00pm - SoCap Comedy 154 Danforth Ave (Broadview Station), Toronto Information Source: And a Scotch Egg | eventbrite

Join writer Phoebe An Lee in this intro to getting published! What makes a first page interesting? What stops readers from reading on? These questions and more answered in the workshop! We'll also be reviewing some sample first pages. Bring your computer for some writing exercises or use our complimentary stationery supplies. All proceeds from participant fees directly support our non-profit community space. Information Source: On Task | eventbrite

Welcome to FELT UP! 2: Halloween Edition 🎃 — a night of Muppets & Puppetry burlesque and drag cabaret! Get ready for a wild and wacky evening filled with colourful characters, hilarious performances, and unforgettable entertainment during this puppet parody extavaganza! Join us at the Glad Day Bookshop on Thursday, October 10th 2024 at 8:00 PM for a one-of-a-kind show that will leave you laughing, cheering, and wanting more. Don't miss out on this unique event that combines the magic of puppetry with the glamour of burlesque and drag. See you there! Doors open at 7:00pm, Show starts at 8:00pm sharp. Hosted by Selena Vyle. Full cast list to be announced soon! Advance Tickets: General Admission $20 / VIP $30. Tickets available at the door: $30. This is a 19+ event. 🍹🍸 In addition to the standard bar menu, Specialty Halloween-themed & Muppet-themed drinks will also be available at the bar, prepared by our spectacular bar staff, featuring both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. 🍉 A portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to support humanitarian aid in Gaza. ACCESSIBILITYThe entrance to the venue is wheelchair accessible in terms of width and it is level to the street (no stairs, no lip) but there is not an automatic door. There is a single stall washroom on the main level and it is very large. The sink and toilet are at AODA heights. It does not have an automatic door or any motion sensors. The space is quite large and many mobility devices can be in the space at once and maneuver through the space. Many of the staff speak languages other than English. We strive to accommodate all access needs. For additional questions about access, please please do not hesitate to contact us. COVID-19: Masks are required for the duration of the time in the venue, and will be provided free upon request at the door and are available in a variety of colours. Patrons may temporarily remove their masks to enjoy their drink, replacing it on their face afterwards. Please stay home if you are not feeling well. Refunds for illness are available. New! Online Livestream + Post-Show Digital Replay accessFor those who can't attend in-person on the night of the event or live outside of Toronto, but still want to catch the tantalizing and unmissable performances that we have in store, fear not! We've got you covered—even when our talented performers will be uncovered. You can either take part in the livestream live during the time of the event, or watch the digital replay afterwards on-demand at your leisure. Or both! You'll receive an email with instructions on how to access the livestream on the day of the event. Additionally, following the event, you will receive a follow-up email to view the digital replay. Both of these are included in the same ticket! Also a great option for those who want to relive these epic acts over and over again. (And trust me, you will!) Information Source: Vary Much Productions | eventbrite

Experience a mesmerizing evening at The Blake House in Toronto with the Thursday Cabaret featuring the talented Cassandra Warner. Be captivated by a night of theatrical performances on October 10, 2024. The venue's address is 449 Jarvis Street, Toronto, ON M4Y 2G8. Tickets are priced at CA$25. Join us for an unforgettable theatre edition event that promises to delight and entertain all guests.

مدرس لادن لاجوردی – ACC ICF Coach – ھنرمند و طراح ----------------------------------------- قیمت اصلی ٨۵ دلار است، اما با تخفیف ویژه پاییزی تنھا با ۵٠ دلار شرکت کنید این ورکشاپ ترکیبی از آموزش، سخنرانی و ھنر درمانی است کھ شما را در سفری برای کشف خود ھمراھی میکند. از طریق تمرینھای خلاقانھ و بحثھای الھامبخش، یاد خواھید گرفت که عشق به خود را در آغوش بگیرید، زخمھای احساسی را التیام دھید و ھمدلی با خود را بیاموزید. این ورکشاپ نیاز به تجربه قبلی ھنری ندارد؛ فقط کافیست قلبی باز و تمایلی بھ یادگیری داشته باشید. بھ ما بپیوندید و روزی پر از خلاقیت، ارتباط و رشد شخصی را تجربه کنید زمان برگزاری: پنجشبه ١٠ اکتبر - ساعت ۶ تا ٩ عصر محل برگزاری: گالری ارکید 250 shepperd avenue east , M2N 6M9 این ورکشاپ به زبان فارسی برگزار میشودنیاز به ھیچ مھارت ھنری قبلی نیستگروه سنی: بزرگسالان ١۶ به بالاتمامی لوازم ھنری لازم برای کارگاه فراھم استدستور جلسهخوشآمدگویی و معرفیمدیتیشن و تمرینات ذھن آگاھیسخنرانی آموزشی: عشق به خود چیست؟فعالیت ھنر درمانی: خلق نقاشیھای خلاقانهاستراحت - ١۵ دقیقهبحث گروھی و اشتراک گذارینکات پایانی و پرسش و پاسخبا شوق منتظر دیدار شما ھستیم تا با ھم قبیلھای از افراد خوددوست و مثبت بسازیم و عشق به خود را در کنار ھم تمرین کنیم! Information Source: Orkid Gallery Collection | eventbrite

In-Studio Paint Night - Pink Mountains and Moon Acrylic PaintingWelcome to our In-Studio Paint Night of a Pink Mountains and Moon Acrylic Painting. In our guided, beginner-friendly step-by-step instructed paint night, you can explore your artistic side and create a stunning acrylic painting. Join us for an evening filled with creativity as our skilled instructors guide you through the steps to create a breathtaking masterpiece. Whether you're a seasoned artist or a beginner, this event promises to be a fun-filled experience for everyone. So, grab your paintbrushes, immerse yourself in the beauty of an autumn sunset, cozy up with a cup of tea, or coffee, and let your imagination take you on a relaxing creative adventure. You will be guided step-by-step by one of our experienced artists to create your version of the featured image. We will use acrylic paints during this paint night. No experience necessary. All materials provided (including aprons!). This painting session includes a 10 inch round canvas. Thursday, October 10 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Cost for instruction + supplies: $45 +HST Ages: 12+ Register now! Spaces are very limited. PLEASE NOTE: Event bookings are non-refundable. However, event bookings are transferable to another date for another future event. Information Source: Fresh Paint Studio + Cafe | eventbrite

Critical Networked Experience: An Artist Talk with Jonah Brucker-Cohen Jonah will discuss his projects and work in the theme of “Critical Networked Experience” that challenge and subvert accepted notions of network interaction and socialization. His presentation will cross themes related to social justice and police surveillance, Artificial Intelligence and the loss of human skills, environmental artwork that challenges notions of sustainability, critical networked interfaces and more. Some projects he will discuss include “BumpList”, an email community for the determined, “Weapon of Protest”, a modified game controller that protests gun violence in the US, “To Protect and Server” a critical modification of Google’s ReCaptcha software to emphasis police brutality and social justice, “Killer Route” a GPS navigation system that integrates live crime data, “Human Error” a series of works that emphasize humanity’s inability to understand technical interfaces, “ContactRot” an iPhone app that challenges our reliance on the cloud, “Alerting Infrastructure!”, a website hit counter that destroys a building, “WordPlay” a public installation for the New York Hall of Science, and he will end with his interactive SMS visualization, “Rhetoricall”, that everyone in the audience can participate in. Thursday, October 10, 2024 5:30-7:30 pm The Fields Institute for research in Mathematical sciences 222 College Street About the Artist Jonah Brucker-Cohen, Ph.D., is an artist and an Associate Professor in the Department of Journalism and Media Studies at Lehman College / CUNY in the Bronx. He was a visiting artist at Cornell Tech and designer in residence at the New York Hall of Science. He received his Ph.D. from Trinity College Dublin. His work focuses on “Deconstructing Networks” with works that challenge and subvert accepted perceptions of network interaction. His artwork has been exhibited at venues such as SFMOMA, Canadian Museum of Contemporary Art, MOMA, ICA London, Whitney Museum of American Art, Palais du Tokyo, Tate Modern, Ars Electronica, Transmediale, and more. His artworks, “Bumplist” and “America’s Got No Talent” are in the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art. He has written for WIRED, Make, Gizmodo, Neural and more. His Scrapyard Challenge workshops have been held in over 15 countries in Europe, South America, North America, Asia, and Australia since 2003. ProjectsandWork:http://www.coin-operated.com This event is part of the international Leonardo LASER series LASER Toronto is hosted by Nina Czegledy and Roberta Buiani Information Source: The ArtSci Salon | eventbrite

Gwendolyn and the Light Book Launch! Come join us at The Theatre Centre Café for the launch of Gwendolyn and the Light, a picture book written by Susan Yoon and illustrated by Audrey Helen Weber. Meet Audrey and Susan, hear about their creative process, get your book signed, mingle, eat cake, make new friends, and enjoy a fun evening celebrating this magical story about friendship. Books will be sold at the event by Type Books. Everyone is welcome! See you there! Information Source: eventbrite

Experience a guided tour of Extended Nuit Blanche Projects led by Artistic Director Laura Nanni. Gain insight into artistic approaches and connection points to the waterfront, exhibition concepts and Bridging Distance theme. ASL interpretation provided. Information Source: Nuit Blanche Toronto | eventbrite

Presenting: Crate Diggers! 🎶Hear that!? It’s A show that will make the VIBE come ALIVE!!A musically inspired composite of improv comedy performances! Featuring a seriously SOUND lineup of Toronto’s comedy champs! Wow! Jonathan Bosco and The Assembly Improv have teamed up to bring you a show you should not forgo! Troupes sample records from Bosco’s personal record collection, and then perform unscripted comedy on the spot. Taking inspiration from a brief album history, a casual chat about the themes through the music or even a personal story! Accompanied by live musical direction, these albums will come alive on stage before your eyes! With 500 albums to choose from, which ones will be picked!? Every second Thursday of the month 8 pm @ Socap Comedy $15 Before and $20 at the door 🎶 Information Source: The Assembly Improv | eventbrite

In-Studio Paint Night - Cherry Blossoms at Swan Lake Acrylic PaintingWelcome to our In-Studio Paint Night of Cherry Blossoms at Swan Lake Acrylic Painting. This is an acrylic painting paint night. In our guided, beginner-friendly step-by-step instructed paint night, you can explore your artistic side and create a stunning acrylic painting. Join us for an evening filled with creativity as our skilled instructors guide you through the steps to create a breathtaking masterpiece. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or a beginner, this event promises to be a fun-filled experience for everyone. So, grab your paintbrushes, immerse yourself in the beauty of an autumn sunset, cozy up with a hot chocolate, tea, or coffee, and let your imagination take you on a relaxing creative adventure. You will be guided step-by-step by one of our experienced artists to create your version of the featured image. We will use acrylic paints during this paint night. No experience necessary. All materials provided (including aprons!). This painting session includes an 11×14 canvas. Friday, October 11 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Cost for instruction + supplies: $45 +HST Ages: 12+ Register today! Spaces are very limited. PLEASE NOTE: Event bookings are non-refundable. However, event bookings are transferable to another date for another future event. Information Source: Fresh Paint Studio + Cafe | eventbrite

In-Studio Creative Kids: PA Day Slime Art Fun Workshop!Join us for a fun and creative kids’ PA Day Fun painting workshop. Families will be guided step-by-step to create their own unique connecting canvas creations. Families will use acrylic paint to create vibrant artwork in a 9x12 canvas. Friday, October 11 4:00pm - 5:00pm Cost: $38+HST Ages 7+ Register in advance! Spaces are limited PLEASE NOTE: Event bookings are non-refundable. However, event bookings are transferable to another date for another future event. Information Source: Fresh Paint Studio + Cafe | eventbrite

New community-engaged murals are coming to Toronto's Rowntree Mills Park just in time for Toronto Ravine Days! Join us for a day of celebrations to welcome new public art and celebrate YOU! This is a family-friendly event and drop-ins are welcome. Creative activities and refreshments will be provided. Rain Dates: October 13, 2024 Photo Credit: Anushay Sheikh How To Find Us The celebration will begin at Rowntree Mills Park, Steeles Entrance - between Kipling Ave and Islington Ave, on the south side of Steeles and end at 155 Rowntree Mill Rd, North York, ON M9L 2K1- just off the end of Rowntree Mills Road near the Humber River. For navigational support and/or group meeting point, please contact Ima Esin at ima@stepspublicart.org. Accessibility STEPS Public Art is committed to the community’s full participation in this event. Please contact Ima Esin (Cultural Planner) at ima@stepspublicart.org to share accommodation requests. Media Notice Please be advised photographs and video may be taken during this event for archival and promotional purposes. If you would not like to be photographed, please inform a staff member on the day of or keep your camera off if this is a virtual event. About From Weeds We Grow From Weeds We Grow is a public art program with local residents in Rowntree Mills Park. Alongside Indigenous artists, this program shares Indigenous teachings and reconnects you to the land through hands-on art making and craft. Now in its fourth year, From Weeds We Grow shines light on the Humber River and the land, and invites the community to play and co-create public artwork! Funders and Partners From Weeds We Grow 2024 is funded in part by the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program, Arts in the Parks by the Toronto Arts Foundation and Toronto Arts Council funded by the City of Toronto, Park People, Scotiabank, and the Indigenous Arts and Culture Partnerships Fund from the City of Toronto. We're grateful for our community partner Rexdale Community Hub, and acknowledge funding support from the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario. Information Source: STEPS Public Art | eventbrite

Danny Rebel & the KJGB (Jump Up records - MTL) Het Up Arcade Allstars Bob Sacamano Party PCL Comedy: Tamara Shevon Jonny Divito George Rivard Tyler Shazma Information Source: Little Monkey Press | eventbrite

LIGHT - GLOW AND SPECIAL EFFECTS Experience the ultimate Latin Saturday in Toronto at Nuvo Toronto, the hottest club north of the city where Vegas meets Toronto. Doors open at 10 PM, with the electrifying ‘La Hora Loca’ show every Saturday night at 1 AM. Reserve your birthday in advance to secure the best spot, or grab a Fast Pass ticket to guarantee entrance. Ladies, sign up for our guest list and enjoy no cover before 11:30 PM. Dance to the beats of TORQUE & NAYO as they spin the best reggaeton, Latin vibes, and English top 40 hits.Enjoy plenty of free parking close to Nuvo Toronto. With three levels and a capacity of over 700 people, don’t miss the biggest and best club night every Saturday at Nuvo Toronto. Information Source: Eddie Nuvo | eventbrite

PUNX CAN'T LAUGH DAY 3 @ BOVINE Come join us for the third installment of PUNX CAN'T LAUGH DAY at BOVINE Sex Club! Get ready for a night filled with hardcore music, wild energy, and plenty of laughs. This in-person event is not for the faint of heart - only the true punx need apply! Mark your calendars and get ready to rock out at one of the coolest venues in town. Let's make some noise and show everyone that punx can't laugh... or can they? Information Source: Little Monkey Press | eventbrite

GO-GO DEEP with Kevin Williams Jason Palma Join us for a tribute to the legendary White Room at Toront' iconic Go-Go club with DJs Kevin Williams and Jason Palma. Get ready to dance the night away at Boogie, an intimate venue known for its amazing sound system and vibrant atmosphere. Date: Saturday Oct 12 2024 Time 8 PM Location: Boogie This is a can't-miss event for all house music lovers. Get your groove on and GO-GO DEEP with us! Information Source: eventbrite

Experience Funny Is Funny! A bi-weekly dose of cutting-edge stand-up comedy at The Social Capital Theatre. A late night line-up, curated to bring you Toronto's top comics in an intimate setting. High energy, big laughs and Saturday night vibes that never disappoints. Book your ticket today. Information Source: Funny Is Funny! Comedy | eventbrite

Dave Mackinder of FIREWORKS Early Heaven Kris Rose PCL Comedy: Casitlin Reese (NYC) Andrew Barr Dasven Bateson Jackie Agnew & PCL art market Secret Planet,Little Monkey Art, Pink Grind, french Art, Andrew Wright, Chance & Visual Shoegaze Information Source: Little Monkey Press | eventbrite

UNTUCKED is a new interactive comedy & film series that explores the narratives of transness and identity through film. Hosted by trans comedian Alice Rose, each installation of UNTUCKED will explore a different film, curated for its unique exploration of gender identity, for better or worse. From popular classics to deep cult favourites, from LGBTQ+ heroes to comedic faux-pas, UNTUCKED traces the history of gender exploration through the 20th Century’s most prolific and impactful medium. What happens when a classic body swap comedy wakes up inside the body of a slasher horror? You get a fun-as-hell cross-genre film that delivers equal amounts of campy violence and spoofy horror tropes. All while accidentally touching on a number or relevant trans themes, albeit on a surface level. The fifth installment of my Untucked series, Freaky is the film selection to pair with an introductory commentary on dysphoria, imposter syndrome, and after nearly ten years of living as a woman, still not understanding much of 'girl culture'. Because nothing speaks more to my trans experience than waking up one day in the weird pubescent body of a teenage girl.Join me, comedian Alice Rose, for a one-night-only screening of this refreshing spin on two of my favourite film genres. Feat. pre-show standup set by series host Alice Rose (Courtesy of Universal Pictures) Sunday, October 13th, 6:30 PM/6 PM Doors General Admission $15.00 plus HST + eventbrite fees Door tickets are available for purchase on the day of screening. Refunds can be requested up to 12 hours before the screening. All refunds must be requested and processed through eventbrite. Looking for pre or post show snack or sip? Check out our amazing options right next door! Blue Door Wine Shop | Café Paradise Information Source: Paradise Theatre | eventbrite

This might be the one & only time in 2024 when most comedians from EAST, SOUTH ASIANS & ARABIC ASIANS perform their stand-up on the SAME NIGHT at the SAME PLACE! If you've been interested in ASIAN, DESI, and ARABIC culture and want to catch up on different perspectives of these international stars, this is your NIGHT. JAPANESE PRODUCER: KANSEI YASUDA KOREAN HOST: BONGGUN KIM Comedians INDIAN COMEDIAN: PETER SARAN CANADIAN COMEDIAN: CHARMAINE TURNER HUNGARIAN COMEDIAN: MONICA GROSS INDIAN COMEDIAN: MANNY MANGA IRANIAN COMEDIAN: FARAZ NIAFATTAH SUDANESE COMEDIAN: ABBAS WAHAB And SPECIAL GUEST! General Info ℹ️ 📅 Dates: Sunday. Oct 13 , 2024 ⏰Time: 6:00 to 7:45 PM 📍 Location: Backroom Comedy Club | 814 Bloor St W Basement Unit, Toronto, ON M4P 1V8 Price 🏷 Online: $15 CAD | Door: $20 CAD Event Highlights 💡 EAST, SOUTH ASIANS & ARABIC ASIANS Comedians Plus International and Local guests A Night of Laughs, Drinks, and Good Times PLEASE ARRIVE NO LATER THAN 5:30 PM TO BE SEATED. Information Source: BONGGUN KIM | eventbrite

The City of Toronto and the Toronto Public Library celebrate 50 years of the Toronto Book Awards with an evening dedicated to Scarborough authors and their stories at the Scarborough Civic Centre branch. Acclaimed writers Catherine Hernandez (shortlisted in 2022 for Scarborough and again in 2020 for Crosshairs), Carrianne Leung (shortlisted in 2014 for The Wondrous Woo and again in 2018 for That Time I Loved You) and David Chariandy (winner in 2017 for Brother) join host Steven W Beattie to discuss their literary careers and the place that inspired them to write. Books available for purchase. Book signing to follow. Ticket registration for this event is required. About this event’s guests: Catherine Hernandez Carrianne Leung David Chariandy Steven W. Beattie *** This is the 50th year of the Toronto Book Awards. Established by Toronto City Council in 1974, the awards honour books of literary merit that are inspired by Toronto. Learn more about the Toronto Book Awards: City of Toronto Toronto Public Library *** Note: This is an in-person event at the Scarborough Civic Centre Branch located at 156 Borough Dr, Scarborough, ON. Arrive early, meet people. The talk starts at 7 pm, but doors open at 6 pm. Come early so you can chat with your fellow literature lovers, and make new friends. Reminder! We oversell these events to make sure that the most people have an opportunity to attend. Tickets are only guaranteed until 10 minutes before the show starts, at which point we will start opening up available spots to the rush line. *** Accessibility at Toronto Public Library: Toronto Public Library is committed to accessibility. Please call or email us if you are Deaf or have a disability and would like to request accommodation to participate in this program. Please let us know as far in advance as possible and we will do our best to meet your request. At least three weeks’ notice is preferred. Phone 416-393-7099 or email accessibleservices@tpl.ca. Information Source: Toronto Public Library | eventbrite

Mark your calendars for the can't-miss event of the year, the Ontario College Fair 2024, set to take place in the buzzing city of Toronto. This much-anticipated event will be held at the Enercare Centre, a top-notch venue known for hosting some of the most prestigious gatherings in Ontario, Canada. Over the span of two days, from October 16th to the 17th in 2024, prospective students and educators will converge to explore a myriad of educational opportunities. The Ontario College Fair 2024 promises to be an eye-opener for those looking to take the next step in their academic journey. With representatives from leading colleges all under one roof, attendees will have the chance to gather invaluable information, ask burning questions, and rub shoulders with the crème de la crème of the academic world. Be prepared to be wowed by an array of workshops, seminars, and one-on-one sessions - all tailored to provide insights into various programs and career paths. So, don't miss out on this golden opportunity to network and kickstart your future at the Ontario College Fair 2024. See you there!

The world is greying. By 2050 the global population age sixty-five and older is projected to nearly double—from 12% to 22%, and while many older persons continue to experience relatively good health, contributing importantly to society as family members, volunteering, and in the workforce, others will be at high risk of becoming unhoused, experiencing mental health and cognitive disorders, and comorbidities. Resilient architectural responses are needed to anticipate the needs and aspirations of older persons, particularly against the backdrop of the global climate crisis. Broad trends are examined in relation to progressive architectural case studies in the field of architecture and aging with particular focus on the long-term care housing crisis in Ontario. Speaker Bios Diana Anderson, MD, M.Arch, FACHA Dr. Diana Anderson is a triple boarded professional – healthcare architect (ACHA-American College of Healthcare Architects), internist, and a geriatrician. She earned her MD from the University of Toronto (OT8). As a “dochitect,”she pioneered a collaborative, evidence-based model for approaching healthcare from the medicine and architecture fields simultaneously. A past Fellow of the Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics, Diana explores the ethics of built space related to design for aging. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Boston University, and a recipient of an Alzheimer's Association Clinician Scientist Fellowship. She is a healthcare principal at Jacobs, contributing her thought leadership at the intersection of design and health. Molly Chan Molly Chan is a principal with the firm of NSDA Architects, a diverse and dynamic architectural practice based in Vancouver, BC. A six-time recipient of the Lieutenant Governor’s award, the firm focuses on a wide range of projects including special needs, social purpose housing, affordable rental, healthcare and multi-family residential. Current projects include YWCA Housing for Women and Children, The Salvation Army Harbour Light facility, and Foxglove Supported Housing and Shelter. Stephen Verderber, Arch,D., NCARB, ACSA Distinguished Professor Dr. Stephen Verderber is Professor of Architecture, Director of the Centre for Design + Health Innovation in the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design, and Adjunct Professor in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health/IHPME at the University of Toronto. A Registered Architect in the U.S. and co-founder of R-2ARCH (Research to Architecture), he is sole author of seven books, co-author of two, and has published over one-hundred peer reviewed scholarly and professional articles. His most recent books are Innovations in Transportable Healthcare Architecture (2016), Innovations in Behavioural Health Architecture (2018) and Innovations in Hospice Architecture (Second Edition, 2020). His first book, Healthcare Architecture in an Era of Radical Transformation (2000), has become a standard reference. Principal investigator of numerous externally sponsored research projects and reports, he holds one of only two North American faculty cross-appointments linking architecture and public health. Dr. Verderber has delivered invited keynotes at numerous international conferences on evidence-based health research and design, educational pedagogy, eco-humanist health-centric design, and has received numerous awards for his interdisciplinary contributions to the advancement of the discipline, profession, and broader community. Information Source: Daniels Faculty | eventbrite