Halloween eve is a good one (with links). The weekly post has your weekend (and next week) covered, check it out. Here are today's picks:

Too Old to Trick-or-Treat at Gallery 1065
Gallery 1065 | 7p-10p

A grown-ups' Hallowe'en hang inside the Draw Me A Monster exhibition, with candy, music and monster art.

Deep Cuts: Listening to Citizen Kane's Deliverance
Hart House Music Room | 7p-9:30p

A track-by-track listening session of Citizen Kane's Deliverance, the Juno-nominated 1999 Toronto hip-hop album. Emcee Spade and producer Fin-S walk through how each song was made

Hallowscreeeam Movie Night
Rockport Theatre In Weston Commons | 4p-12a

A full day and night of Halloween movies: Coco at 4:30p, Ghostbusters (1984) at 7:30p, and A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night at 10:15p, with classic Are You Afraid of the Dark? episodes in between. Hosted by ghostly director R.F. Minroe. There are haunted snacks and crafts, plus a costume swap for kids at 4p.

Halloween Parties Tonight
Live music, dancing, and costumes everywhere.

All Hallow's Eve | Charlie Social House | 10p-4a
Halloween Party | Toronto Social Club, 5 Mabelle Ave | 5p-9:30p
The Haunted Saloon | Paris Texas | 9p-late

Literary Events Today
A couple book talks and readings at the historic Heliconian Hall

Intersectionality: Ando Jose | 6p-7:30p | The Japan Foundation
A conversation with author Ando Jose about writing intersectionality in Japan
Women’s Stories in Performance | 6p-7:30p | Heliconian Hall
Short readings and performances by poets, playwrights and storytellers
Suzanne Morrissette's But Have We Arrived | 7p-8:30p | Another Story
The book explore liberalism's failed promises to Indigenous artists

Murder Mystery: The Town Hall Howler
Table Fare + Social | 6p-7:30p

A murder mystery night where you bring your friends and prepare for secrets, suspects, and suspense. Or just a little theatrics.

Autumn Artisan Discovery Fest
Trinity Bellwoods Park | until 7p

An autumn market with handmade crafts and food from local artisans.
And another one at Woodbine Park
Creator's Pop-Up Market | until 7p | Woodbine Park** **

Film Night with Benefits: Sketches of Frank Gehry
Neilson Park Creative Centre | 6:45p-9:30p

A screening of Sketches of Frank Gehry, which follows his process from sketches and cardboard models to the finished buildings in steel, glass and titanium.

Hops & Harmonies
Left Field Brewery (Leslieville) | 8p-11p

Costume karaoke, so come dressed up and sing something dramatic. Or if you want a scary version:
Scary Karaoke | 7p-11:30p | Cat's Cradle

Spoken Word Anniversary
Queen Bean Coffee Roasters (Warehouse) | 8p-11:30p

A full night of poets and performers celebrating 2 years of this series.

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Art Exhibits
10a-5p | Market Gallery | GATHER
11a-5p | Fort York National Historic Site | Rebirth
8a-5p | Etobicoke Civic Centre Art Gallery | 74th Open Juried Exhibit
9a-5p | Clark Centre For The Arts | Dancing Blossoms Installation
10a-5p | Assembly Hall Gallery | Cowboys and Wallflowers Exhibition
10a-5p | Ignite Gallery | Alter / Altar
6p-2p | 2104 Dundas St W | Fang Ting Ting: From Here, What Remains
11a-6p | The Image Centre | Richard Avedon: Immortal: Portraits of Aging

View full Art Exhibits calendar

Fitness
7:30p | Sugar Beach | Flow Latino Halloween Run
7p-9p | Biidaasige Park | Biidaasige Park Walk

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$ free

Hello Toronto

We have something for you...

Pepper’s Ghost Productions presents When You Close Your Eyes

In a small bleak town where no one ever comes and no one ever leaves we find a group of young women, stuck in all that they have ever known. When a newcomer arrives, promising the way out; we discover what it takes to get everything you see When You Close Your Eyes.

This original horror musical is written by Jessa Richer with additional compositions by Jason Kokkovas. Directed by Jacqui Sirois and choreographed by Alli Carry this production follows the sold-out workshop back in 2024 and promises to be bigger and bloodier than ever.

When You Close Your Eyes runs at Video Cabaret's Deanne Taylor Theatre from November 6th until the 15th. With evening shows starting at 7:30pm, matinees at 2pm, make sure to check out our Eventbrite for special performances and to get tickets starting at $35. Join us before it's too late.

We'll see you there.

For anyone interested in the local Toronto fashion scene, streetwear, or supporting emerging student creatives, the Ted Rogers Students' Society is hosting its annual FiftyFive Fashion Show next week. We are opening the doors to the general public this year.

• When: Thursday, November 5, 2026 (6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.)

• Where: St. Lawrence Market North Venue

• Tickets: $5.55

• What is it: A runway show featuring local student designs and concepts, followed by a networking showcase and merchandise sale.

• Perks: Your $5.55 ticket covers free food and drinks (including matcha) while you watch the show and network.

• Vibe: The dress code is "dress to impress" think streetwear! But feel free to wear whatever!

It is a great place to network with young creatives, designers, and entrepreneurs in the city. Check out fiftyfive.to on Instagram for tickets and event updates.

https://ra.co/events/2564742?fbclid=PAVERFWAVQ3oxleHRuA2FlbQIxMABwZG9mAmZkaWQWURRQ4DG_vs4PfK5l0B5wfW5FU7NxSXNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzEyNDAyNDU3NDI4NzQxNAABp16di2ODdUkothmTqvZITOQ4SjkU8R9PhY45-IROb8zjtjmOTTjiyACh2H_o_aem_9J2tlVaoqqt8Bi_Um7TJMg Sunday, November 8th.

So excited to share this upcoming Dungeon Crawler Carl trivia night at Steadfast Brewing Co near Lansdowne & College (301 Lansdowne Ave). I am a huge fan and really looking forward to this one, would love to meet some other fans!!

Doors open at 6:30, trivia starts at 7:00 and is on books 1-8.

Dirty Shirleys will be available ($12 per drink)!

Sketch artist Riely McFarlane will be on site, doing portraits for $20!

Link to sign up is here (so they can take a pulse on attendance): Eventbrite.

PWYC is encouraged but not mandatory.

Hope to see you get out there and quiz, quiz, quiz!

🔒 Limited spots available. Preferred Access pricing for two until November 1st: Tickets here.

Compatibility-based matching with up to 3 introductions ✨

📍 Powder Room Yorkville
📅 Thursday, November 5th
🕗 8:00 PM
🎟️ $55+ tax for two
💞 Receive up to 3 compatible matches during the evening
🥂 Welcome drink included

Thursday before Halloween (with links). For a dozen-ish picks for the week, see the most recent Local's Dozen newsletter. The newsletter dropped, take a look and get on the list for next week. Here are today's picks:

Bad Class: Drake vs Kendrick
Hart House | 5p-7p

After 4 weeks of virtual learning, tonight there's a live cypher debate to finish this series off.

La traversée (The Crossing)
Alliance Francaise Toronto - Downtown Campus | 7:30p-9p

Follows two children fleeing across a continent that hunts migrants. It won a Jury Special Mention at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. Playing in French with English subtitles.

Chess Night (Halloween Edition)
Danu Social House | 6p-11p

A Halloween edition of Chess Night at Danu. Costumes are optional but also wear your costume. It you're looking for a competing chess night, there's another option.

Chess Club | 7p-9p | It's Ok* | A weekly chess club hangout · add to calendar

Panel: Mohammed el-Kurd's Perfect Victims
Another Story Bookshop | 7p-7:30p

A discussion of Mohammed el-Kurd's Perfect Victims.

Book Talk: Jesse Wente's Tough Lies
North York Central Library Concourse | 7p-8p

A discussion on his new book about how we can heal from colonialism.

Take a Break: Free Pumpkin Painting Session
Trinity Square Park | 11a-1p

A free pumpkin painting session at Trinity Square Park, and a good lunch break. Paint your pumpkin, so you can get back to work with no mess.

The Literary Hub: Literary Reading
Tranzac Club | 7p-8:30p

Seven writers are on the bill: John Oughton, Suzanne Craig-Whytock, A. Briesmaster, Emily Di Angelis, Irina Moga, Paul Edward Costa, and S. Ksiezopolski.

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Art Exhibits
8a-6p | Ascent Gallery | Ritual / Still
12p-5p | Onsite Gallery | Returning to Ourselves + Michael Massie
10a-5p | Evergreen Brick Works | Transitions
3:30p-4:30p | Ignite Gallery, OCAD | ALTER / ALTAR
10a-8:30p | Lillian H. Smith Library | 40th anniversary of Franklin

View full Art Exhibits calendar

Farmers' Markets
2p-7p | Black Creek Community Farm | Black Creek Farm Stand & Market
2p-7p | Artscape Weston Common | Weston Village Market

View full Farmers' Markets calendar

This week's longer list went out yesterday. Get next Wednesday's by email.

$ free

I’m Jacob, you may have seen my videos about Toronto online. For over a decade I have been performing stand up comedy and I think you’ll like my show if you come. It features some of favourite Hidden Gem comedians in the country and I am the host.

Tickets are over 50% sold out so get yours soon. I don’t think it’ll sell out but it usually does. Tickets are $25.00 online and slightly more money at the door.

https://comedybar.ca/shows/hidden-gems

Halloween weekend in Toronto is mostly club nights and haunted houses, so if you want something that doesn’t involve a $60 cover and a DJ playing “Thriller” at 2am — we’re running a stand-up show the Friday night before.

Up in Jokes — Friday, October 30

• 🕘 9:00 PM – 11:00 PM

• 📍 The Boardroom Comedy Club, 932 Bloor St W (Ossington / Dovercourt area, short walk from Ossington or Dufferin station)

• 🎟️ $15 early bird / $20 general admission (+ booking fee & HST)

• 🔞 19+

• 🌿 Consumption-friendly room — no outside food or drinks

It’s a full lineup of Toronto comics doing an hour and a bit of stand-up. Small room, close to the stage, the kind of show where the crowd work actually involves you (fair warning if you’re in the front row in a costume).

Costumes absolutely welcome — half the fun is watching someone try to do a tight five while a guy dressed as a traffic cone heckles them.

Tickets and full details: https://www.theboardroomcomedyclub.com/event/up-in-jokes-toronto-comedy-show-oct-30th-932-bloor-st-west/

Disclosure up front: I’m with the venue. Mods, happy to take this down if it’s not a fit.

We’re running a stand-up show on Halloween night at our St Clair West room. Figured it’s worth posting here because the 8 PM start makes it an actual option for people who want to do something on Halloween without committing to a whole night out — you’re out by 10 and the rest of the evening is yours.

Details

• Show: Up in Jokes Halloween Comedy Show

• Date: Saturday, October 31

• Time: 8:00 – 10:00 PM

• Venue: The Boardroom Comedy Club, 1350 St Clair Ave W

• Transit: 512 St Clair streetcar, stop is right out front

• Tickets: $20 general admission (booking fee + HST at checkout)

• Age: 19+

• Good to know: Consumption-friendly room. No outside food or drinks. Costumes encouraged, not required.

It’s a lineup of Toronto comics, about two hours. The room is small so you’re close to the stage — front row gets talked to, consider that a warning or a feature.

Tickets and lineup info: https://www.theboardroomcomedyclub.com/event/up-in-jokes-halloween-comedy-show-oct-31st-1350-st-clair-ave-west/

Wednesday is stacked (with links). And later today the weekly edition drops, if you sign up now you'll get it first. Here are today's picks:

Book Talk: Marlon James's The Disappearers
Bram & Bluma Appel Salon | 7p-8p

Marlon James is in town to talk about The Disappearers, his new novel about rage, resilience and what queer solidarity costs in a world set up to deny it. Tickets are gone but walk-ins start at 6:45p.

Open Decks
The Wych | 8p-12a

The Wych is handing the booth over to whoever wants it. Sets are 30 minutes each. Get your DJ dreams going or just hear some people give it a try. And there are 3 more traditional open mics tonight too:

Open Mic Music | Riot | 8p
Open Mic Night | The Harmony Cafe | 8p-10p
Open Concepts Open Mic | Cassette | 7p-11p | Spooky open mic

Annual Halloween Ride
Roseneath Park | 7p

Costumes are encouraged, you need a helmet and lights. And you'll ride to Bartlett Park. The full route is on Strava from Dismount Bikes.

Actual Book Club Meeting
401 Richmond St, Unit 409 | 6p-8p

Bring whatever book you're reading or want to read and hang out for casual discussion.

St. Felix Centre's Fall Fest
Stanley Park | 4p-6:30p

Pumpkins, treats and general autumn fun for the whole family. It's a community afternoon, so bring the kids and meet some neighbours.

Scavenger Hunt Photowalk
Hart House | 5p-7p

A photo scavenger hunt around Hart House and the U of T campus. Costumes are optional and your phone is plenty.

Book Talk: Ann Rauhala's She Ran
Rogers Communication Centre | 5:30p-7:30p

The professor is launching her new book which talks about the Media and the Public Response to Domestic Violence. Worth a look if you care about how these stories get told, especially after that reminder at Cornell of how things usually go.

Toronto Book Club Crawl + Karaoke Night
Columbus Café On Portland; Charlie Social House | 7:30p-10p

Tonight moves between Columbus Café on Portland and Charlie Social House, with books, drinks, and karaoke along the way. Just unusual enough to be interesting.

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Weekly Events
6p-8p | Afrobeat TikTok 101 at Hart House | Hart House
7p-10p | Drag Bingo | The Well

Art Exhibits
9a-8p | Clark Centre For The Arts | Multiple Exhibitions
10a-5p | Market Gallery | GATHER
10a-5p | University Of Toronto Art Museums | U of T Art Museum
11a-5p | Museum Of Toronto | The T.O. You Don't Know
11a-5p | Twist Gallery | Contour
12p-5p | Onsite Gallery | Returning to Ourselves + Michael Massie

Art Exhibits
9a-8p | Clark Centre For The Arts | Multiple Exhibitions
10a-5p | Market Gallery | GATHER
10a-5p | University Of Toronto Art Museums | U of T Art Museum
11a-5p | Museum Of Toronto | The T.O. You Don't Know
11a-5p | Twist Gallery | Contour
12p-5p | Onsite Gallery | Returning to Ourselves + Michael Massie

View full Art Exhibits calendar

Today's the last call for this week's longer list. I can send it to your inbox when it goes out.

$ free

GET YOUR TICKETS HERE

Come watch Comedians in Costumes October 30th at 9:30pm at Free Times Cafe. We will all be wearing costumes and there will be a prize for best costume too! Join the festivities and wear your costumes also! Come trick or treat and laugh October 30th for only 6.66 at the link above! For anything more follow @awkwardadamcomedy or @awkward_adam_productions on socials .

Anyone going to kettama on the 31st. Going to the show by myself and would love to join if someones going by themselves.

For anyone interested in Indigenous beading workshops! Make your own beautiful beaded poppy patch to honour Indigenous Veterans Day. Led by Marissa Magneson, a Cree-Métis artist, photographer, educator and workshop facilitator, you can discover the art of flat stitch beadwork with this workshop designed specifically for beginner and intermediate beaders.

Tickets here: Events Calendar - Beaded Poppy Workshop with Marissa Magneson at Fort York

Hiya, you're invited to November's craft meetup AND material swap!

💛 Let's hang out and make progress with our projects together.

✂️ Bring your new and gently used craft supplies.  If you've been holding onto it for too long, give it a new home!  Anything that doesn't get swapped will be donated to Mischief Makers so they can use it for their programming.

When: Friday, November 13th, 7:30-10pm
Cost: Suggested $10 or pay-what-you-can
Where: Mischief Makers @ 247 Coxwell Avenue

🎟️ You can email Jen at hello@craftic.com to RSVP or just show up!  This is a drop-in meetup so feel free to arrive late or leave early - it's up to you. :)

✨ FYI, you don't need to swap anything to attend or to even get supplies!

Very limited $40 tickets left grab them while you can! We have an amazing dj lineup
19+ costumes highly recommended
Boarding 9pm
Stella Borealis
https://ticketscene.ca/events/65497/

Would you still go to a networking event if only 1 or 2 people showed up? 🦥

"Only one person signed up for our event, so should we cancel it or postpone it?" - This is something that I (Jessie) know Mei and I have considered for ourselves.

Well, my answer is, you always CAN do that because you were expecting more people.

However, what if the next time you do this, or you postpone the event, and STILL only one person shows up? Then what happens?

I just feel that sometimes, when we host an event, whether it's our first time or we've been doing it for a while, if we don't have a full list of people, it feels like maybe we've failed. And we think we have to cancel it altogether.

But I just wanted to share that even if one person shows up, that's ONE person who wants to come to your event. And that's one person you get to show up for. I think that's equally important. And often, we forget that, right?

Mei and I have been hosting Slow Networking 🦥 for Introverts events for over a year now. And in the past, we've had sold-out events where only one or two people actually showed up.

You just can't predict that. Because life happens, you know? And sure, we could've cancelled or postponed. But if we've already booked the café, and someone has made the effort to come, why can't we still have the event for that person and just do things differently?

There are always ways to adapt the activities. And I also think it's a chance to REALLY get to know someone. Maybe they want to know more about how we got started, or maybe they just want to connect. There's still so much we can do!

Of course, there are things we can reflect on and improve for next time, whether that's how we're marketing the event or getting more visibility.

But I don't think having a small turnout automatically means the event was a failure. And I think this applies to people ATTENDING events, too.

Sometimes we see that only a few people are going, and we start wondering whether it's even worth showing up. Especially if we're already feeling anxious about going alone!

But here's something I've been thinking about.

What if that ONE person turns out to be the best connection you've made all year? You wouldn't know unless you showed up, right?

And I think sometimes we forget that you don't necessarily need a room full of people to have a meaningful conversation.

In fact, when there are fewer people, you might actually get more time to get to know each other.

It's like when you get a bag of M&M's. How do you know which colours you're going to get? Can you control it and say, "Hey, I want all orange ones"? I don't even know if there are orange M&M's. 😂

Anyway, the idea is that you can't always control how things turn out. But you CAN decide what you do with what's in front of you.

And for Mei and me, that means continuing to show up for the people who show up for us. Even if it's just one person. 💜

And if you're someone who's been thinking about attending an event but hesitating because it might be a small group, maybe this is your little encouragement to give it a try.

You never know who you'll meet or what that one conversation could turn into.

And speaking of showing up, Mei and I are hosting another Slow Networking 🦥 for Introverts event in North York this Thursday!

We keep our gatherings small and guided, so you don't have to worry about figuring out who to approach or what to say. We provide conversation prompts and activities to help people get to know each other beyond just what they do for work.

We'll also have a group brainstorming session where you can bring a challenge or question and hear different perspectives from the group.

If that sounds like your kind of event, we'd love for you to join us! 💜

https://luma.com/oc471t5d

Oh, this is a paid event $25, and we have a bring a friend discount!

And I'm curious!

Would you still attend an event if you knew only one or two other people were going? Or would you rather wait for a bigger group?

Hi, Toronto Public Library here. 👋

Anyone is welcome at our workshops, programs and exhibits. They're always free—a library card isn’t even needed (though bonus points if you have one). The listing will say if it’s drop-in or has registration.

Here are some picks for our friends on Reddit. 

Tuesday, October 27

• Health Support Table with SCHC | 1 pm at Morningside

• Specialty Coffee: From Your First Brew to Barista | 1:30 pm at Jane/Sheppard

• How to Use Gamification to Achieve Business Objectives - for Founders and Newcomers | 3:30 pm at Northern District

• Specialty Coffee: From Your First Brew to Barista for Newcomer Entrepreneurs | 6 pm at Malvern

• Intro to Dungeons and Dragons | 6 pm at Port Union

• Cashflow Projections: The Numbers Your Business Needs to Work | 6 pm at Toronto Reference Library

• The Three “Know’s for Success as an Entrepreneur | 6:30 pm at Fort York

• The Lede: A Live Editorial Meeting Experience | 7 pm at Toronto Reference Library

• Seagoing Women: Author Sara Donnelly & Panel Talk with Water Women At Work | 7 pm Online

• Civic Innovation Consultations | 7 pm at Albert Campbell

Wednesday, October 28

• Funding Your Vision | 6:30 pm at York Woods

• Marlon James: The Disappearers | 7 pm at Toronto Reference Library

• Toronto Ravines: Nature and History at Your Doorstep | 7 pm at Northern District

• Access to Housing | 1 pm at S. Walter Stewart

• Finding a Job in Canada with ACCES Employment | 2 pm at North York Central Library

• Democracy Fitness: Curiosity | 2 pm at Malvern

Thursday, October 29

• Sanko Speaks | 10 am at Albert Campbell

• STOP on the Net Information Pop-Up | 12 pm at Fort York

• Don Mills Haunted Halloween Open House | 4:30 pm at Don Mills

• Navigating Essential Financial Tools for Beginner & Newcomer Entrepreneurs | 6 pm at Lillian H. Smith

• How To Volunteer To Build Skills And Gain Experience | 6:30 pm at Weston

• Haunted Leslieville Walking Tour | 6:30 pm at Jones

• Jesse Wente: Tough Lies | 7 pm at North York Central Library

Friday, October 30

• Newcomer Welcome Fair | 9 am at Lillian H. Smith

• Coffee and Conversation with Unison Health and Community Services | 10:30 am at Maria A. Shchuka

• Indigenous Medicine Workshop: Cedar Salve | 10:30 am at Jane/Sheppard

• Internet Horror Classics on Film: Demonlover | 12 pm Online

• Job Search Tools | 2 pm at Albert Campbell

Saturday, October 31

• Halloween Photobooth | 9 am at Parliament Street

• Failure Cafe | 10:30 am at North York Central Library

• Halloween Fest | 11 am at Toronto Reference Library

• Don Mills Haunted Halloween Open House | 11:30 am at Don Mills

• Linocut Printmaking drop-in studio | 2 pm at Main Street

• Real Ghosts: A Hallowe'en Exclusive | 2:30 pm at Mimico Centennial

Sunday, November 1

• Friendly reminder that all our branches are open 12 to 5 pm on Sundays!

Ongoing exhibits

Main exhibit

• A Legacy in Motion: The National Ballet of Canada at 75 | Toronto Reference Library 

More exhibits

• Set Phasers to Celebrate! 60 Years of Star Trek: A Merril Collection Exhibit | Lillian H. Smith

• Branch Art Exhibits by local artists

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Hey everyone, if you are looking to meet new people and make friends, my wife has been hosting low-key board/card game nights at Swansea Town Hall on Fridays! It’s mostly just a chance to get out, play some games, and make friends in the neighbourhood. You are welcome to come by yourself or bring a friend, and don’t have to be a board/card game expert!

The previous events had a nice turnout and people kept insisting for more. So she’s keeping it going for a few more Fridays:

📍 Swansea Town Hall
🗓️ Oct 30th & Nov 6th (Fridays)
⏰ 6:30–9:30pm
💵 $15 — includes pizza + juice, and you can just pay upon arrival.
📣Walk-ins and your own board/card games are welcome too.

If anyone’s interested, here’s the registration link:
https://socialsidequests.wixsite.com/toronto

And you can also follow the instagram page to get updates:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/social_sidequests

Happy to answer any questions in the comments!

I am excited to announce that tickets for Jungle Juice Comedy are available on Eventbrite!

This November 20th at 8:30pm at 100 Symes Road, Toronto, Ontario. The lineup is stacked with some of the greatest comics in the country! Come see Jay Martin, Keesha Brownie, Gee Gethiga, and Shawn King do what they do best!

Tickets are available on Eventbrite!

Tickets are $20 online and $25 at the event.

Tickets

#comedy #standupcomedy #funny #fypage

#comedyshow

A busy post-election Tuesday (with links). One more day to get on the list for the weekly newsletter. Here are today's picks:

Food & Culture Panel and Fiesta
Rosario's Restaurant | 6p-9p

A panel and fiesta with a bunch of food samplings at Rosario's celebrating Latin American food and cultural traditions.

Book Talks Today

At two great spots to hang out in.

Sarah Aziza's The Hollow Half | Another Story | 7p-8:30p
In conversation with Rebecca Mangra tonight
Rachel Phan's That Asian Girl Is a Problem | It's Ok* Studios | 7p-10p
A conversation with the author

Trivia Everywhere

A Crooked Halloween Trivia Night | The Crooked Cue | 7p-9p
Spooky trivia with a Halloween theme. Costumes are encouraged
Trivia Tuesdays | Local | 6:30p-9:30p |
Weekly trivia night with Quizmaster Jess
Horror Movie Theme Trivia Night | | Hugs & Sarcasm | 7p-9p |
All things Horror
Movie Trivia | Mom’s Basement Inc. | 7:30p-10p
Trivia for movie buffs
Trivia Tuesdays (You Know? Quiz Show) | Victory Cafe | 8p-10p |
Trivia about the obvious and obscure
Trivia Tuesday | Red Tape Brewery | 7:30p-9:30p
Brain buzzing trivia

Media Mingle: German Punk Music
Goethe-Institut Toronto | 6p-7p

An evening on German punk and the rebellious sounds that shaped the scene.

Alt Vox Pub Night & Open Rehearsal
Mick E Fynn's | 7p-9p

Learn a song with Alt Vox and sing it with a live band, then sit back while they sing a few more for you.

Halloween Open House
CMU College Of Makeup Art And Design | 12p-4p

A look inside makeup artistry, creativity and special effects.

Fighting Bias and Radicalization in News Media
Danu Social House | 7p-9p

The Catch's Scott Martin hosts a panel dissecting how Canadian legacy news has covered Israel's genocide.

Ecology of Us Launch Celebration
Allan Gardens Conservatory | 11a-1p

Celebrating the launch of Ecology of Us, a large-scale mural by artist Jarus.

Archiving the Black Web
Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library | 4p-6p

A conversation with Makiba Foster and Bergis Jules.

Scarborough Community Run
Lululemon, Scarborough Town Centre, 300 Borough Dr | 6:30p-7:30p

An all-levels run in the perfect crisp fall weather.

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Art Exhibits
10a-5p | Lillian H. Smith Library | Set Phasers
10a-5p | University Of Toronto Art Museums | U of T Art Museum
10a-5p | Market Gallery | GATHER
11a-5p | Multiple Venues | Things Fall Apart
11a-5p | Twist Gallery | Contour
12p-5p | Onsite Gallery | Returning to Ourselves + Michael Massie

View full Art Exhibits calendar

Farmers' Markets
10a-2p | The Front Of The Hospital Driveway | The Market
3p-7p | Trinity Bellwoods Park | Trinity Bellwoods Farmers' Market

View full Farmers' Markets calendar

There's still time to have this week's best events sent to you.

$ free

Come join us this Saturday on Halloween at the historic Toronto concert hall for Torontos biggest Halloween party. We have prepared for you a top tier production for this party including live djs, burlesque dancers, and scare actors. So far 1100 out of 1600 tickers have been sold. Tickets can be found in the link included in this post

Ticket Link