What's happening in Toronto March 11-15, 2019
MONDAY, MARCH 11
Museum of Illusions: The Toronto-based museum has picture-worthy exhibits such as the anti-gravity room, rotating room, Ames room, and the mind-boggling holograms, all being educational. Scotiabank Arena Series: Toronto Marlies vs Belleville Senators: The Toronto Maple Leafs' AHL affiliate takes on Ottawa's in a regular season game at the Scotiabank Arena. Winter Stations 2019: Winter Stations return to the Beach, featuring six unique art installations. Love Letters from the Past: Courtship, companionship, and family in the Ukrainian Canadian Community. Divas Speaker Series: The Gender Spectrum in Sports: Beyond the Binary: The discussion around trans, non-binary and fluid athletes is nearing its fever pitch within the sports sphere. Writing with Colour: Author Talk with Uzma Jalaluddin: Come join Toronto author Uzma Jalaluddin as she shares her writing journey as a South Asian Muslim-Canadian woman and the role of diversity in fiction. Women on Screen: Out Loud Wrap Party/Podcast Panel: Women on Screen has invited some of Toronto's top female-identifying, entertainment focused podcast hosts, discussing their unique takes on our industry and what it means for them to build a successful podcast. Engineering March Break Fun at the CN Tower: Activities designed by the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers, in celebration of March as National Engineering Month. Canadian Ballet Masterclass Series with Chan Hon Goh: Director of the Goh Ballet and former Principal Dancer of the National Ballet of Canada Chan Hon Goh is heading across Canada for her sixth annual Canadian Masterclass Series. Myseum Intersections: Museum II: An immersive experience that uses architecture and design to examine trauma from war and conflict, through shared experiences across Toronto's immigrant and refugee communities. TUESDAY, MARCH 12 2019 Toronto Storytelling Festival Presented by Storytelling Toronto, this is one of the world’s largest and oldest urban storytelling celebrations, and has been a major force in the international renaissance of storytelling. ALSO ON TUESDAY Pure Data - Music Meets Code: This March Break, join Arts Etobicoke to use an open source, object-oriented software called Pure Data to create beats while learning how to code. Hot Breath Karaoke at The Handlebar: Ridiculous game show style karaoke, with prizes. Build the Finch West LRT: Using recycled materials, kids will learn how to build a train, LRT track and bridge. The 26 Letter Dance: Created, directed and co-choreographed by Hélène Langevin, co-choreographed by Jean-François Légaré, produced by Bouge de là. This inventive, interactive show inspires kids to dance to the beat of their own drum. Babysitting Course by Canadian Red Cross: This Babysitting class is for students 11-15 years of age who want to learn how to safely babysit infants and young children. Singles Pizza Making Night: Join Single in the City for Singles Pizza Making Night at Pizza e Pazzi. This event includes: pizza making lesson, a glass of wine, mixer icebreaker and pizza dinner. Abraham Brody at Burdock Music Hall: Avant garde chamber-pop singer and collaborator of Marina Abramovic presents his new album 'Crossings' at the Burdock Music Hall. Boneshaker Reading Series: Authors Glen Downie and Kilby Smith-McGregor read from their work. Hosted by Lillian Necakov. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13
Art Gallery of Ontario
AGO dishes up nine straight days of interactive and imaginative activities for March Break. ALSO ON WEDNESDAY Tradeshow Noir: New showcase for brides and grooms, event planners and designers to connect with new event and decor companies in the city of Toronto. #LateNightLive at 120 Diner: Mandy Goodhandy will host #LateNightLive at 120 Diner, accompanied by Peter Hill on piano. Myseum Intersections: Pint Size Conversation: In Partnership with Henderson Brewing Co. Myseum presents a panel discussion on the topic of revisionist history which navigates the importance of historical re-interpretation, and the dangers of erasure. What Up! What Up! Toronto! Toronto's urban comedy showcase. Hosted by Vong Show. Featuring Ali Hassan, Coko & Daphney, Cassie Cao, Abbas Wahab, Mike Payne and more. "Finding Your Fit" with fitness expert Kathleen Trotter: The personal trainer and author of 'Finding Your Fit' will share how to create the motivation needed to connect the dots between wanting to be active and actually being active. Chocolate Groove social dance: A weekly social dance celebration featuring Toronto-based DJs. Steven Bowers CD Release with Mary Stewart: Performing at Hugh's Room Live. Doors open at 6 p.m. Sea of Life screening: Sea of Life is an inspiring film offering hope and encouraging everyone to unite in an effort to preserve our oceans on a global scale. THURSDAY, MARCH 14 Flo & Joan at Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Multi-award winning British musical comedy duo, and sisters, Flo & Joan, are appearing at Streetcar Crowsnest. Raptors 905 vs. Canton Charge at Scotiabank Arena: The G League affiliate of the Toronto Raptors take on the affiliate of the Cleveland Cavaliers in a special Welcome to Toronto-themed game. David Moscrop, in Conversation with Peter MacLeod: Join David Moscrop in conversation with Peter MacLeod at Ben McNally Books for the launch of his new book, Too Dumb for Democracy? Fairytale Land at Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex: Children’s Wish is excited to announce the spectacular Fairytale Land, formerly known as Princess and Superhero Party. Why Men Must Join the Gender Equality Revolution: Michael Kaufman discusses his book The Time Has Come, which explores how a patriarchal culture comes at a huge cost to women, children, and, surprisingly, to men. Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour 2019: An international film competition and an annual presentation of short films and documentaries about mountain culture, sports, adventure and environment. Toronto Lit Up: Matthew Walsh: Join poet Matthew Walsh at Glad Day bookshop to discuss their new release of These Are Not the Potatoes of my Youth. FRIDAY, MARCH 15 Toronto ComiCon 2019 The three-day extravaganza is packed with exciting, family-friendly activities, celebrity guests, and will feature an expanded, 10,000 sq. ft. family zone. ALSO ON FRIDAY The Sentimentalists at Evelyn Gregory Library: Mind readers Steffi Kay and Mysterion get into your head and really tell you what you are thinking. Comedy Night at Brooklynn Bar: With help from 'Perfect 10 Comedy'. Starring Clare Belford, Pat Burtscher, and Faisal Butt. Hosted by: Daniel Woodrow. Human Library at the Mid Scarborough Hub: Ever wish you could 'check out' a person as though they were a living library book, and have them tell you a story? You can during this Human Library event with storytellers. World Sleep Day at Hoame: In honour of World Sleep Day, Hoame will be transforming their studio into a dreamy oasis, complete with sleep-themed classes and an essential oil dose bar hosted by Saje Queen Street. PRECIOUS: An exhibition of contemporary art and jewellery: Micah Adams, Christine Dwane and Lawrence Woodford create artwork and art jewellery from everyday and discarded items. Canada Blooms at Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place: Canada Blooms is the largest flower and garden festival in the country, celebrating the very best in Canadian gardening and floral design. Teen Ping Pong Tournament at Brentwood Library: Challenge your friends to an old-school ping pong tournament. Ages 10-19. Redwood Comedy Cafe: A weekly comedy showcase featuring Canada's top comedians at the intimate Redwood Cafe in Little India. After Hours: Comedy Bar's beloved late night ensemble party show returns with a fun lineup of some of Toronto's favourite stand ups. ONGOING SpringFestTO at Better Living Centre, Exhibition Place: This indoor fun park has entertainment to thrill the entire family. Earl Bales Park Ski and Snowboard Season: The Earl Bales Ski and Snowboard Centre offers programs for beginners to advanced skiers/snowboarders. Skating at Samuel Smith Park: The rink is an outdoor figure-eight shape trail that is 250 metres long. The skating trail is located next to the Power House Recreation Centre. Centennial Park Ski and Snowboard Season: You can also ski in Etobicoke. Skating at Nathan Phillips Square: Skate at Toronto's favourite ice rink in front of city hall daily until the middle of March. Winter Light Exhibition: The Winter Light Exhibition has creators utilizing Mother Nature's brisk wind, extreme temperature and intricate ice sculptures into an art exhibit. On until March 17. Being Scene Exhibition 2019: A sweeping exhibition of over 100 artworks by 60+ artists that give shape to compelling ideas and narratives from the sublime to the absurd to the fearless. On until March 23. 'Our Sacred Planet' Exhibition by William Brisland: This exhibition features watercolour scenes of the Canadian Maritimes, American East Coast, and the historic county of Fife Scotland. Runs until March 28. The Breadth of Distance: These seven artists' works shift across geographies, cultural perspectives, and time. Considering grief, longing, care and resilience, they articulate how relationships to place, representation, and belief shape who we are. Runs until April 5. Forgotten Genius: This exhibit is devoted to the story of Philo T. Farnsworth (1906-1971), the man who revolutionized television and changed the future of communications on earth. On until April 15 at MZTV Museum of Television. The post "Things to do this week in Toronto" was originally seen on toronto.com by Whatson
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