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$25 Adopt-a-thon
The Mississauga Animal Services Shelter is asking residents to help shelter animals find loving homes during their fall Adopt-a-thon. From November 2 to 14, Monday to Saturday, all dogs and cats at the shelter can be adopted for just $25, plus HST and any applicable pet licence fees for Mississauga residents. This reduced rate offers significant savings compared to regular adoption fees, which are typically $280 plus HST for dogs and puppies and up to $190 plus HST for cats and kittens. View pet profiles online. Why adopt from Mississauga Animal Services? When you adopt from the shelter, you give an animal a second chance at a happy life. All cats and dogs available for adoption have received basic medical care, including vaccines and spay or neuter surgery. This can help save you money on the initial costs of pet ownership. If an animal is too young to be spayed or neutered at the time of adoption, adopters will receive a voucher to have the procedure completed at a later date. First‑time pet owners can also get helpful tips from shelter staff on training, food and exercise to make bringing a new pet home easier. Learn more about adopting a pet . This is a multiple day event from Monday to Saturday, November 2 to 14, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
International African Arts, Crafts And Culture Fair (IAACCF)
International African Arts, Crafts & Culture Fair (IAACCF) – Toronto 2026 Overview The International African Arts, Crafts & Culture Fair (IAACCF) is a global platform dedicated to celebrating and promoting African creativity, culture, and entrepreneurship. Hosted in Toronto from 6th to 8th November 2026 , this three-day immersive experience will bring together artists, designers, cultural practitioners, investors, and audiences from across Canada and around the world. IAACCF is designed to showcase the richness and diversity of African arts while fostering international trade, cultural exchange, and economic empowerment. The event highlights innovative African-inspired products, creative industries, and cultural expressions, positioning Africa as a key contributor to the global creative economy. Event Highlights 1. Exhibition & Marketplace A vibrant showcase of African-inspired products including: Artworks and handmade crafts Fashion show, textiles, and accessories Beauty, wellness, and organic products Home décor and indigenous goods Organic foods and more This marketplace connects vendors directly with consumers, retailers, and global buyers. 2. Threads of Africa Fashion Show A curated fashion showcase featuring: Collections of Designers of African Descent from Canada & Abroad Emerging and established African designers Contemporary and traditional collections Cultural storytelling through fashion 3. Cultural Performances & Entertainment Live music, dance, and theatrical showcases Cultural displays representing diverse African regions Interactive experiences celebrating heritage and identity 4. Business & Networking Opportunities B2B and B2C networking sessions Partnership and investment opportunities Engagement with government agencies, sponsors, and industry leaders 5. Workshops, Panels & Masterclasses Creative entrepreneurship and business development Export readiness and global market access Cultural innovation and storytelling Objectives of IAACCF Toronto 2026 Promote African Arts & Culture: Showcase Africa’s rich heritage within Canada’s multicultural landscape Empower Creatives & Entrepreneurs: Provide visibility, market access, and growth opportunities Foster Global Partnerships: Build bridges between African and international stakeholders Drive Economic Impact: Support trade, innovation, and job creation within the creative sector Enhance Cultural Exchange: Strengthen understanding and collaboration across diverse communities Target Audience Artists, crafstmen, designers, and cultural practitioners Creative entrepreneurs and SMEs Investors, buyers, and distributors Government and cultural institutions General public and cultural enthusiasts Expected Impact IAACCF Toronto 2026 is expected to: Position Toronto as a hub for African arts and global cultural exchange Increase visibility for African-owned businesses and creatives Strengthen diaspora engagement and community cohesion Create long-term partnerships across continents Conclusion IAACCF Toronto 2026 will be more than an exhibition—it will be a dynamic cultural and economic platform that connects Africa to the world through creativity, innovation, and collaboration. It offers a unique opportunity to experience the best of African arts, crafts, fashion, and culture while unlocking new global opportunities.
TMU Bold vs Toronto – School Day Game (Men's Hockey)
A Moving Affair: Shelter Movers' 10th Anniversary Gala
Shelter Movers' signature annual gala, A Moving Affair, returns to The Ritz-Carlton with an elegant evening to inspire hope and transform lives for survivors of abuse. This year's edition marks the charity's 10th anniversary and brings together community leaders, corporate partners, and compassionate supporters for a luxurious evening that includes cocktail hour, a dinner reception and lively entertainment. Every dollar raised directly supports Shelter Movers' no-cost moving and storage services for survivors fleeing abuse, helping them transition to safety with dignity. Last year's gala raised $650,000 and supported more than 300 individuals and their children. This event is 19+. Tax receipts are issued for 50% of the individual ticket value.
Bring Your Own Board{Game}
Register and bring your fave board game! Werewolf Toronto invites you to convince others to try your game. Bring something quick and quippy so we can play the most games for the night. Be prepared to explain how to play the game you're bringing. Venue details: Food Court. Reach it from Union Station and follow the signs.
Imaginary Expedition at Burdock Music Hall
Imaginary Expedition is a Toronto-based duo of Victoria Dobbs and Glyph Greenleaf who combine folk songwriting with early music composition techniques and intimate, unamplified performance practice. The ensemble draws people closer, quietly pushing the limits of what can be achieved with only their alto and baritone voices and a classical guitar. Their songs alternate between the lead vocalists, and gravitate toward duets with equal importance on both vocal lines. The name Imaginary Expedition reflects the experience the duo creates. Their songs spark daydreams and send listeners on journeys through memory, grief, gratitude, and self-reflection. Their lyrics journey through emotional terrain shaped by the vivid changing seasons of the North, with imagery drawn from great lakes, old-growth forests, open prairies, wetlands, shield rock, and luminous skies. Victoria and Glyph began writing together in August 2024 and performing together regularly in September 2025, after years of separate professional music careers. The duo has developed their live show and generated momentum through intimate listening rooms, festival stages, house concerts, and industry showcases. The duo has appeared at JP Music Festival in Boston (2025), and Toronto’s Winterfolk Blues + Roots Festival and Toronto Folk Festival (2026). Their debut singles “Winter Lullaby” and “The Ones Who Are Gone” capture the acoustic realism of sitting in a room with the performers, whose voices move in harmony and counterpoint with Glyph’s lap-style classical guitar. The songs, which explore how we carry the memories of those we have lost, have received airplay on folk and indie radio in Canada, the USA, and Australia. With the support of a FACTOR Artist Development grant the duo has begun production of a full-length album in the same live-off-the-floor format. Doors: 6pm Concert: 6:30-7:30pm All ages welcome. $10-$12 advance / $15 at the door Tickets: https://www.showpass.com/imaginary-expedition-at-burdock-music-hall/
TMU Bold vs Windsor (Men's & Women's Basketball)
Boston Manor
Greek Shabbat by Alissa Kondogiannis
For thousands of years Jewish people have been gathering around the table on Friday nights to celebrate a humble but ancient ritual, the sabbath meal. The lighting of candles, the singing of simple blessings and the breaking of bread have been the unifying thread that has connected Jewish life across centuries and continents. In this multi-dinner series, Alissa Kondogiannis explores Shabbat dinners as they have evolved in Jewish communities around the world. Tonight Alissa celebrates the Romaniote and Sephardic culinary traditions of Greece. For centuries, Greek Jewish families brought together fresh herbs, olive oil, slow-cooked meats and fragrant spices to create a distinctive cuisine. Tonight's Shabbat dinner explores the intersection of Greece's ancient Romaniote Jews, whose roots stretch back more than 2,000 years, and the Sephardic Jews, who arrived following their expulsion from Spain in 1492. Together, their traditions tell the story of Jewish life in Greece through food, family and the Shabbat table. —– Olive & Rosemary Challah Freshly baked Shabbat bread infused with Greek olives and fragrant rosemary, bringing Mediterranean flavours to the traditional Jewish table. Skordalia — Greek Garlic & Potato Dip A creamy, rustic blend of potatoes, garlic, lemon and olive oil. Naturally dairy-free, making it a perfect accompaniment to the traditional Jewish Shabbat meat meal, where meat and dairy are kept separate in accordance with kosher dietary laws. Warm Marinated Olives with Orange & Rosemary Greek olives gently warmed with orange zest, rosemary and garlic, capturing the fragrant flavours of the Mediterranean. Keftes de Prasa — Sephardic Leek Patties Golden, pan-fried leek patties with fresh herbs, inspired by the Sephardic Jewish kitchens of Thessaloniki, where vegetable fritters have long been part of family celebrations and holiday tables. Arnaki Kokkinisto — Slow-Braised Greek Lamb Tender lamb slowly braised in tomatoes, red wine, onions and warm cinnamon, reflecting the rich, aromatic cooking traditions of Greece and the wider Ottoman Mediterranean. – or – Gemista — Rice & Herb Stuffed Vegetables (vegetarian option, by request) Oven-roasted tomatoes and peppers filled with fragrant rice, fresh herbs and olive oil. A beloved Greek preparation also found in the home cooking of Romaniote Jewish families. Gigantes Plaki — Greek Giant Baked Beans Tender giant white beans slowly baked in a rich tomato, onion and olive oil sauce. A rustic Greek comfort dish celebrating the simple ingredients of Mediterranean home cooking. Maroulosalata — Greek Lettuce & Herb Salad Crisp lettuce, scallions and fresh dill tossed with lemon and olive oil. A bright, refreshing salad rooted in Greek home cooking, including the culinary traditions of Ioannina's Romaniote Jewish community. Amygdalota — Greek Almond Cookie Platter Delicate almond cookies served with an assortment of dried fruits, nuts and fragrant tea. A sweet finish inspired by the shared traditions of Greek and Sephardic Mediterranean kitchens. https://thedepanneur.ca/products/supper-club-greek-jewish-shabbat-by-alissa-kondogiannis—– Alissa Kondogiannis runs a small catering company North of Toronto, focusing on Shabbat dinners and Jewish comfort food. She has taught babka and challah classes for years, here at The Depanneur as well as in her Thornhill Community. You can find her online at Barnstar Kitchen. @barnstarkitchen Check out Alissa's amazing Latkes recipe as featured in the award-winning The Depanneur Cookbook —– Every weekend The Depanneur invites an amateur or professional guest chef to host a fun, informal dinner party. @thedepanneur
Imaginal Disk
Truth and Dare : Celebrating the most mind-expanding, form-pushing works emerging from the documentary world with a one-of-a-kind, can’t miss event! In 2024, alt-pop duo Magdalena Bay’s psychedelic synth-pop concept album Imaginal Disk took the internet by storm, ranking highly on several publications' "best of the year" lists. After giving the fans a chance to relish in the album’s mystical sonic universe, the band announced this complete visual album directed by Amanda Kramer: a wizard of artifice, whose film So Unreal screened at Truth and Dare in 2025. Following the character True, an album surrogate whose body rejects the pre-programming of the titular Imaginal Disk, this multimedia visual album spans centuries of human feeling to visually render the album’s themes of individuality and sentience. Kramer’s affection-laden kitsch is a perfect match for the album’s psychedelic introspection, with no shortage of colourful visual experimentation, making this a piece of pure pop excellence. The film will be preceded by the Toronto premiere of Skeptics and Believers , a post-ironic tour de force by Toronto comedy trio The Big Three, co-directed by its three members Sam Burns, Nathan Hare and Ben Stager, as well as Blake Hannahson and Eli Spiegel (the former of which directed the short Tasty Morsels , which screened at Truth and Dare earlier this year). Depicting a fateful day at family-owned bar Dead Prophets, this short is a David Wain-esque rumination on faith with such priceless specificity that you’ll be howling through its many twists and turns. Truth and Dare is thrilled to present this audiovisual vaudeville pair—from alumni directors of the series, no less—so don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind, interactive event, complete with a Q&A with director Amanda Kramer, as well as a live performance from The Big Three. Thank you to community partners Bay Street Video , Insomniac Film Festival , and Letterboxd . TICKETS (+HST) General: $15 Members: $10, $8, FREE
Dead Tired w/ Single Wound, Vise Grip & Evil Age
Floyd Factor / Tribute to Pink Floyd
HEP Canadian Show Jumping Championship/Mad Barn Indoor Eventing
Kottonmouth Kings Performing At the Ritz Theater In Scranton Pa
Kyla Cobbler: Gone Rogue
MICO: Running From A Feeling Tour
Mad Tsai – The Bite Back Tour
Up Merry Mates: A John Dowland Community Concert
Four community groups present sets of Dowland’s music: The University of Toronto Viols , the Community Baroque Ensemble of Toronto , members of the Toronto Chamber Choir , and introducing the debut of the Bandora’s Pox Broken Consort . Admission is free and donations are encouraged. Doors open at 7:00pm
Lit IRL: A Bookish Party
Presented By: Fifth Edit Club A book club party for readers who want conversation, connection, over a few cocktails. What happens when book lovers leave the group chat and meet in real life ? Lit IRL is a cozy-but-lively book club party designed for readers who want more than silent reading time. Expect playful games, short live readings, thoughtful conversation, and a room full of people who love stories as much as you do. Bring a book you love, a passage you can’t stop thinking about, or just your curiosity. Throughout the evening, we’ll mix and mingle over drinks, share favourite excerpts, and explore the ideas, themes, and moments that stay with us long after the last page. Whether you’re a casual reader, a deep-dive annotator, or someone looking to meet thoughtful, creative people in the city — this night is for you.
Lizzie Violet
On Friday, November 6th, join us for the obscure horror film Messiah of Evil! Advanced tickets are $5 (plus Eventbrite service fee); tickets at the door are $8 (Space is limited, and tickets sell out fast)! Ticket link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/2002890558577?aff=oddtdtcreator Doors open at 7:30 pm, and the movie begins at 8:00. *NO outside food or drinks; please buy food and drinks from the venue. *All films have closed captioning. Movie info: It might be November, but it’s still spooky season for us! Messiah of Evil (1973) is a surreal, slow-burn horror film about a young woman who travels to the eerie seaside town of Point Dume, California, searching for her missing artist father. She finds his abandoned home and a disturbing diary warning of strange changes overtaking the town. As she investigates, she encounters increasingly bizarre residents, ritualistic behavior, and a growing sense that something ancient and horrifying is approaching. The film blends occult horror, zombies, and dreamlike imagery into an unsettling story of isolation and creeping doom. This is the perfect movie to help us creep into the darker months. Info about See-Scape: Our movies will be shown on the second floor! There are two bars available in See-Scape. The bar on the second floor is open during our event and is cash-only. Debit/Credit purchases are available on the main floor. See-Scape also has an amazing menu. To learn more about See-Scape, please click here! https://www.seescapeto.com/ See-Scape is located at 347 Keele Street (the closest intersection is Keele/Dundas) and is easily accessible via TTC. (from Keele Station or Dundas West Station) Parking: There is a Green P parking lot beside See-Scape and a few other paid parking lots nearby. Each month, join Lizzie Violet & Zoltan Du Lac for killer B-moves from the 1930s to the present! Please like our Facebook page and Instagram @killerbcinema so you don’t miss an invite. Thank you to See-Scape and their staff! They make our monthly event extra unforgettable! We hope to see you at See-Scape.
Ricardo Marinello Opera Gala Recital
THE KING’S GRIEF
the wolves cry, an end foretold In THE KING’S GRIEF, The Happenstancers present Judith Weir’s micro-opera King Harald’s Saga, punctuating Weir's tragic narrative with the music of Thomas Adès, Oliver Knussen, Thierry Tidrow, Mary Dering, John Dowland, and casting the works as incidental music within a larger drama. The contemporary music in this performance features historical allusion and musical quotation, stealing the listener’s sense of chronological location and pulling them between the sounds of the past, present, and some-time else entirely. Music by Judith Weir, John Dowland, Thomas Adès, and more Recognized by The WholeNote Magazine as “the future of chamber music,” and as “Toronto’s chamber supergroup,” by Ludwig Van Toronto, The Happenstancers is a hybrid ensemble for the twenty-first century — part laboratory for experimentation with innovative curatorial techniques and concert forms, and part mixed vocal/instrumental contemporary chamber music ensemble. Tickets — General Admission $35.00 Student Admission $10.00
DIYAR: Shahram Nazeri, Kaykhosro Pournazeri & Tahmoures Pournazeri
Jean-Guihen Queyras, cello, with Alexandre Tharaud, piano
The celebrated French-Canadian cellist and French pianist reunite for an afternoon of refined artistry, performing works by Brahms, Debussy, Schubert, and others. Jean-Guihen Queyras learnt his interpretative approach from none other than Pierre Boulez, with whom his artistic partnership spanned many years. A flawless technique and a clear, decisive sound shapes his approach to every performance and his absolute commitment to the music itself. In a career spanning 25 years, Alexandre Tharaud has become a unique figure in the classical music world and a key exponent of French pianism. His extraordinary repertoire ranges from Couperin, Bach, and Scarlatti, through Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Brahms, and Rachmaninov, to the major 20th century French composers. Please join us! This concert is preceded by a short performance by talented students of The Royal Conservatory. Prelude Recital starts at 7 :00pm. PROGRAM: Francis Poulenc: Suite Française, FP 80 Johannes Brahms: Cello Sonata No. 1 in E Minor, op. 38 Alban Berg: Vier Stücke, op. 5 Franz Schubert: Adagio from Sonata for Arpeggione and Piano in A Minor, D. 821 Benjamin Britten: Dialogo and Presto from the Cello Sonata, op. 65 Marin Marais: Prélude from Suite in D Minor, from Suites pour viole, book II Claude Debussy: Prologue: Lent from the Sonata for cello and piano, L. 135P Gabriel Fauré: Sicilienne , op. 78 Gabriel Fauré: Papillon , op. 77 Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dances Nos. 1, 7 & 5 (arr. Queyras/Tharaud)
Refrigerator Stories: A Search for Home
A new solo show by Jos Dirkx, directed by Reena Dutt, with music direction by Sacha Hoedemaker. Nine real-life stories, six original songs: starting in a classroom in Dakar with eleven kids from eleven countries, moving through Toronto, Helsinki, Juba and Athens, and arriving at a Dutch kitchen table where, at 39, Jos decides to step back on stage after all. A show about growing up between cultures, a voice that disappears and comes back, and love turning up when you least expect it. And what’s a refrigerator story? You’ll find out in the theatre. The 2026 workshop performances will be the first time the complete show is performed for live audiences. In select venues, each performance is followed by a short conversation with the makers. The premiere will take place in 2027.
Sister Act
Get ready for a heavenly dose of fun! Sister Act is a joyful, feel-good musical comedy that follows Deloris Van Cartier, a glamourous lounge singer who witnesses a crime and is hidden in the most unexpected place - a convent. Disguised as Sister Mary Clarence, she shakes up the quiet community with her big personality and even bigger voice, transforming the struggling choir into a show-stopping sensation. Filled with soulful music, uplifting humour, and heartwarming moments, Sister Act is a spirited celebration of friendship, faith, and finding your true voice. Audience rating: PG Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Glenn Slater Book by Cheri Steinkellner and Bill Steinkellner Additional Book Material by Douglas Carter Beane Based on the Touchstone Pictures Motion Picture, Sister Act, written by Joseph Howard Sister Act Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.
Stephen Stanley & NoElectric w/ Jennifer Foster at Hugh's Room
Stephen Stanley , founding member of The Lowest of the Low, brings his acoustic band NoElectric to Hugh’s Room Live on November 6. They’ll be joined by special guest Toronto singer-songwriter Jennifer Foster for an evening featuring two full sets of acclaimed Canadian songwriting.
Latin Friday with Son Ache + Dreyser Dance!
Fridays, we go to the tropics, where the vibrant rhythms ignite our souls, and live music, dance lessons, & DJs make it a perfect night! This week, we have one of Toronto's best-loved Cuban salsa projects, Son Ache, who are pioneers of Toronto's Latin music scene. Their unstoppable energy, combined with a contemporary twist on Cuban classics, keeps the son Cubano magic alive!
Bad Waitress with Special Guests
Diles Que No Me Maten with Fresh Snow & ARDO
Red Leather with The Romance
After Hours
Desperate to escape his mind-numbing routine, uptown Manhattan office worker Paul Hackett (Griffin Dunne) ventures downtown for a hookup with a mystery woman (Rosanna Arquette). So begins the wildest night of his life, as bizarre occurrences—involving underground-art punks, a distressed waitress, a crazed Mister Softee truck driver, and a bagel-and-cream-cheese paperweight—pile up with anxiety-inducing relentlessness and thwart his attempts to get home. With this Kafkaesque cult classic, Martin Scorsese—abetted by Michael Ballhaus’s kinetic cinematography and scene-stealing supporting turns by Linda Fiorentino, Teri Garr, Catherine O’Hara, and John Heard—directed a darkly comic tale of mistaken identity, turning the desolate night world of 1980s SoHo into a bohemian wonderland of surreal menace. – The Criterion Collection TICKETS (+HST) General: $15 Members: $10, $8, FREE
Alex Wann
Alex Wann takes over Future Nightclub.
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WR Records: LITTLE BAD ASS [LBA] Release Party
Fri Nov 6: Little Bad Ass [LBA] EP Release Party Birdy | Jermz | Dexy LITTLE BAD ASS [LBA] is back with a brand-new EP, packed with 4 absolutely banging weapons, featuring a fresh take on the classic tune ITALIANO. Also performing are DEXY | BIRDY | and JERMZ Advance Tickets: Early Wiggler: $20 The Wiggler: $25 Performances: 10-11:30 Birdy 11:30-1 JERMZ 1-3 LITTLE BAD ASS [LBA] 3-close DEXY VJ SEKS #WiggleRoomToronto is the #HomeofBouncyBeats Options for prepaid table/ticket packages (ONE ticket = everything mentioned): 1) The 3rd Wheel: $363 includes: 3 General Admissions; 1 Bottle of Stoli Vodka 2) Regular Package: $700 includes: 6 General Admissions; 2 Regular Bottles of Choice (may email wigglyevents@gmail.com to specify choice) 3) Premium Package: $900 includes: 6 General Admissions; 2 Premium Bottles of Choice (email wigglyevents@gmail.com to specify choice) To Arrange Special Packages – wigglyevents@gmail.com (sold separately from admission) ATM on site Full Bar Service 21+ event hosted by: Wiggle Room Records; Wiggly Events; and Wiggle Room Toronto; Sunshine Frequencies ~ WiGGLE RESPONSIBLY ~ We have a strict code of conduct and reserve the right to refuse anyone at any time. Wiggle Room is a Safer Dance Space. We take this very seriously. We encourage everyone not to hesitate to bring to our attention anything you think that we should be made aware of, such as harassment, violation of personal space, solicitation or use of controlled substances, over-intoxicated behaviour, or anything else that may pose a risk or discomfort to you or others. You may use the safe word BANANA, ask any of our staff for a Banana, and we will direct you to a safe, quiet space. Our security staff are in marked clothing. Our team and event hosts, such as Takin, Lindsay Fay, Nour Bawab, Christina Barron, Tyler Hill, Mitch (lead security), and Tanya, are all available. ~ Wiggle Wiggle ~ 772 Dundas St West
Toronto Comedy All Stars – November Edition
Kick off your weekend with hilarious comedians from Toronto and around the world! Enjoy Toronto's best selling comedy show, featuring comedians seen on Netflix, Prime, Hulu, Crave, Just For Laughs, CBC and more ++ Over the last decade, this show has repeatedly sold out at prestigious venues such as The Second City, National Arts Centre, Comedy Bar, and several Yuk Yuks comedy clubs nationwide It's the perfect choice for dates, birthdays, anniversaries or just a fun night out at an affordable price! Enjoy an electric comedy show at the iconic Yuk Yuk's comedy club in downtown Toronto, famous for launching comedy superstars like Norm Macdonald, Russell Peters, Jim Carry and many more!
Late Night at Lula with Lox Rutz
Puxadinho returns for its 3rd edition with a very special new chapter: Puxadinho – Late Night Edition, after Lula's famous Latin Friday. Toronto's Weekly Global Afterparty! Every Friday night at 11 PM, Lula elevates the party to the next level! Following our weekly live Latin band, Lula now features local and international bands and DJs playing high-energy global beats to keep the dance floor moving late into the night. Lox Rutz LOX RUTZ is a Toronto-based live band blending Latin grooves, psychedelic textures, reggae, funk, and world music influences into an energetic and ritual-inspired experience. Known for their dynamic live performances, the band combines hypnotic rhythms, trumpet melodies, percussion-driven grooves, and immersive atmospheres that connect dance, culture, and storytelling. Their sound moves naturally between tropical rhythms, experimental jams, and modern psychedelic Latin fusion, creating performances that feel both raw and cinematic. Inspired by migration, ancestral roots, urban life, and collective energy, LOX RUTZ brings a unique Mexican-Canadian identity to every stage. Whether performing in intimate venues, festivals, or immersive art spaces, LOX RUTZ delivers a vibrant live experience designed to move both the body and the spirit. Arrive at 11 pm and enjoy some of the Latin orchestra before the late-night global party begins Late kitchen • Late last call Bottle Service Reservations for bottle service can be made by calling 416 588 0307. Please note that these tickets are general admission and do not guarantee seating. Buy early and get the early bird discount
Fall Market (TDChristian High School)
A family Saturday market at TDChristian High School featuring fresh fall harvest items, a bakery café and handmade deals. Lunch (burgers and soups) from 11:00 a.m.
Remembrance Day Parade
The Markham District Veteran Association (MDVA) invites the community to honour the brave soldiers who served and sacrificed for Canada's freedoms, marking Remembrance Day with a parade and ceremony recognizing their courage.
Corpus Christi Parish Craft Fair 2026
Great gift ideas, kids’ activities, bake sale and café. Handmade items by local vendors: Sewing, knit & crochet crafts, Christmas ornaments, honey, preserve & bee products, wood crafts, candles, cards, photography, art & stationery, bath & body products, jewellery and much more!
NEW! Introduction to Persian Calligraphy with Reza Kianmehr
Hands-on workshop with calligrapher Mohammad Reza Kianmehr exploring the history and cultural significance of Persian calligraphy, using a traditional pen to create its distinctive strokes and a simple composition. No previous experience required.
Steeped in History Exhibit
Steeped in History: Tea’s Culture, Commerce and Ceremony brings together artifacts and reproductions from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collections and community reflections, exploring tea's 5,000-year journey from China across the world. On display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre until February 2027.
Toronto Game Expo
Toronto Game Expo returns to Exhibition Place on November 7–8, 2026, for a family-friendly weekend celebrating gaming, anime and fandom! Explore more than 600 exhibitor and artist tables featuring retro and modern video games, trading cards, toys, collectibles, anime merchandise and original artwork. Enjoy free-play arcade and console gaming, discover indie games, experience cosplay and panels, and explore activities in the Kids Zone. Meet special guest Patricia Summersett, the voice of Princess Zelda in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, appearing both days for panels, autographs and photo opportunities. Whether you’re rediscovering childhood favourites, hunting for collectibles or sharing your love of gaming with friends and family, there’s plenty to explore. Saturday, November 7: General Admission 11 AM–7 PM. Sunday, November 8: General Admission 11 AM–4 PM. VIP and Early Admission entry begins at 10 AM both days; Super VIP entry begins at 9:30 AM. Single-day, weekend, Early Admission, VIP and Super VIP tickets are available. Some activities and guest experiences require an additional purchase. Full details and tickets: https://www.torontogameexpo.ca
UFE World Championships – Elite Championships
Free Indoor Gardening Workshop: Save and Sow Seeds
Learn how to save and sow seeds at this free indoor gardening workshop at Vellore Village Community Centre. Registration required.
Indigenous Beading Workshop: Poppy
Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026 Time: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Location: Bata Shoe Museum, 327 Bloor St. W. Tickets: $65 In honour of Remembrance Day and National Indigenous Veterans Day, join Natalie Ortiz for a meaningful afternoon of beading, reflection, and remembrance. In this hands-on workshop, participants will create a beautiful beaded poppy while learning about the significance of poppies as symbols of remembrance and the important contributions and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans. Guided step-by-step by Natalie, guests will explore traditional beading techniques in a welcoming and supportive environment. This workshop offers an opportunity to connect through artmaking while honouring histories, stories, and acts of service that continue to shape communities across Canada. Recommended for participants 16+. Includes instruction, materials, and access to all current exhibitions .
The Happily Ever After Actors
LIVE! at the Wychwood Theatre: The Happily Ever After Actors 76 Wychwood Ave., Studio 176, Toronto ON Meet Henry, Evelyn and Arthur; otherwise known as The Happily Ever Actors! They've made their way to your kingdom to share some of their favourite fairytale stories, and YOU get to be part of the magic! This 30 minute interactive show re-tells the classic tale of Cinderella in a whole new way. They can't wait for you to help bring the story to life! RUNTIME : 30 Minutes Recommended Ages : All Ages Please note this show requires everyone regardless of age to purchase a ticket. Photo-op with the cast after the show included with every purchase. PLEASE BE AWARE THE RESELLER TICKETS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED If you have any additional ACCESSIBILITY needs please contact us at admin@tyttheatre.com to inform us prior to purchasing your tickets. We require Front Row Seating to be purchased in order to accommodate any wheelchairs and will provide a promo code for the price difference. Interested in more programming by T.Y.T. Theatre? Visit Our Website: www.tyttheatre.com SHOW DATES & TIMES November 7th & 8th, 2026 @ 11:30AM & 1:30PM
Discovering Thai Classics by Piriya Murrell
Thai cooking is all about contrast and harmony, bringing together sweet, sour, salty, spicy, and savoury flavours with fresh aromatics and carefully balanced sauces. In this fun, hands-on workshop you'll learn about the authentic ingredients and techniques behind classic Thai street food dishes that have become favourites on restaurant menus around the world: Pad Thai (Thai-style stir-fried rice noodles), Cha Yen (Thai iced tea), and Khao Niao Mamuang (mango sticky rice). Veteran Thai Chef Piriya Murrell leads this immersive, hands-on cooking class as she walks you through the step-by-step preparation of these classic Thai dishes. You'll enjoy a shared meal, and leave with recipes, new skills, and extra Pad Thai sauce to take home. —– Pad Thai Sauce (ผัดไทย ซ็อต) The key to a great Pad Thai is a richly flavoured, well-balanced sauce that incorporates the essential elements of Thai cooking: sweet, sour, salty, and savoury umami. You'll learn how to work with ingredients like tamarind, fish sauce, sugar, and shallots to build a versatile sauce that you'll use to make your Pad Thai, with extra to take home. (Bring a jar or container!) Pad Thai (Thai-style stir fry noodles) (ผัดไทย) Pad Thai has become one of Thailand’s most beloved and iconic dishes, despite being a relatively recent, 20th century addition to the cuisine. Post-WWII rice shortages led to more noodle dishes on menus, and this local interpretation of an old, Chinese immigrant recipe quickly became a street food staple. This stir-fried rice noodle dish reflects the creativity and adaptability of Thai street food, combining rice noodles with various proteins (meat or vegetarian), fragrant aromatics, spicy chiles, fresh vegetables and herbs, and the nutty crunch of toasted peanuts, all combined strategically with the complex and addictive prepared sauce. Even with its many individual elements, Pad Thai comes together in a matter of minutes once everything is prepared in advance and assembled in order. Timing and sequence are key, so everyone will get a chance to practice while assembling their own dish. *We will use chicken or tofu for non-meat eaters. Cha Yen (Thai iced tea) (ชาเย็น) The bright orange staple of Thai restaurants (mostly outside of Thailand where this version of the drink has taken the strongest hold) reflects a fascinating crossroads of trade and globalization. The Chinese influence of tea and tea culture blends seamlessly with the import of dairy from Europe (sometimes in the form of condensed or evaporated milk, but often with milk or cream) to make a rich, refreshing beverage that pairs wonderfully with the unctuous sauces and spice of Thai dishes. Piriya will demonstrate how to brew and blend this iconic drink at home. Khao Niao Mamuang (mango sticky rice) (ข้าวเหนียวมะม่วง) A traditional Southeast Asian dessert made from sweet glutinous rice, rich coconut milk, and fresh, ripe mango. Due to time constraints we will not be making the dessert from scratch, but it will be served along with the meal, and Piriya will discuss the preparation and answer any questions about the ingredients and process. —- BOOK NOW! – $79 + HST – https://thedepanneur.ca/products/cooking-class-thai-classics-placeholder-title —- Originally from a farming family in rural Thailand, Piriya Murrell has always considered food her language and a way of connecting with others. Her passion for Thai cooking has led her to share her knowledge through hands-on cooking classes here in Ontario. Piriya has spent her career surrounded by food, from owning and operating her own Thai restaurant to managing a bakery for a large food chain. She loves cooking for people and sharing the stories, techniques, and experiences that come with food. Her hands-on classes invite participants to cook alongside her, learning approachable Thai recipes and techniques they can take home and recreate in their own kitchens. She believes that good food doesn't have to be complicated, and that sharing the experience of cooking and eating together is one of the best ways to bring people together. —– Every week, The Depanneur invites Toronto's best culinary talents to lead fun, hands-on workshops. @thedepanneur
DIY Carved Sketchbook Stamps
💮 Create a Custom Linocut Sketchbook Cover 💮 In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create your own custom linocut design to print onto a sketchbook cover and fine art paper. You will be guided step-by-step through the process, from designing and carving your lino block to making your final prints. Your design can be anything you like, so feel free to bring along your own photos, sketches, or drawings for inspiration. We’ll be working with a 4×6 inch lino block, so your design will need to fit within those dimensions. By the end of the workshop, you’ll leave with a unique sketchbook,and the knowledge to set up your own printmaking space at home. Beginners are very welcome! All materials are provided, and you'll take home: A unique kraft cover sketchbook customized with your design A carved Lino block to use again, and again Your finished artwork on fine art paper Who is this for? Journalers, artists, and anyone looking for a relaxed, low-key creative workshop. Overview: ⇢ Create custom, reusable stamp and sketchbook ⇢ All materials provided ⇢ Guided instruction 💮See you there!💮
Guided Walks 2026
From native plants and wildlife to ongoing environmental projects, our walks are designed to inspire curiosity and connect you with nature. Online registration required. Dates and locations: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 - 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Cawthra Park, 1399 Cawthra Road Register for September 23 guided walk Saturday, November 7, 2026 - 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Sugar Maple Woods, 5510 Glen Erin Drive Register for November 7 guided walk
Championship Show Jumping
A Spore on its Journey
A solo exhibition that transforms native fungi and lichen into powerful metaphors for the immigrant experience, carrying stories of origin, heritage, struggle, adaptation, and new beginnings. Through exploration of various media and collaborations with both human and nonhuman partners, the works also reflect on lessons that can be learned from nature and the importance of conservation. Ascent Gallery, Etobicoke Civic Centre (Monday – Friday: 8am – 6pm, Saturday: 10am – 6pm) November 4, 2026 – January 28, 2027 Reception: November 7, 2-4pm Free admission
Doubles: A Panel Talk About the Film…
Join us for an extraordinary evening with the actors and production team behind the six-time, award-nominated film Doubles , where diversity meets imagination, identity meets history and rarely heard Indo-Caribbean voices come together to celebrate the power of storytelling. The Canadian drama film, Doubles, set in both Trinidad and Toronto, explores the relationship between a son and his estranged father. When tragedy strikes, Dhani, a Doubles stand operator dreaming of owning his own restaurant, must leave Trinidad to find his father, whom he hasn't seen in years. Their reunion brings deeply held feelings to the surface as unexpected revelations change their lives forever. Presented by the Canadian Caribbean Indian Cultural Collective (CCICC) , this panel will feature: Mark Sirju , Producer Errol Sitahal , Actor portraying Ragbir Premika Leo , Actor portraying Skye Kenneth Mohabir , comedian, actor, and producer, will moderate the discussion. Enjoy a discussion about the importance of Indo-Caribbean representation, behind-the-scenes stories about the film, and watch selected scenes from the film. An audience Q&A will follow the panel presentation. Free program. Please register. Doors open at 1:45 pm. At 2:00 pm, seating becomes first-come, first-served until capacity is reached. Organization Info: The Canadian Caribbean Indian Cultural Collective (CCICC) is a community organization representing Indians (currently referred to as South Asians) of various ethnicities, regions, and faiths, who are the descendants of the indentured labourers taken by the British to their colonies in the Caribbean and around the world. Their mission is to share their stories of struggle, resilience and contributions across the Caribbean and here in Canada.
Flow, My Beers: A John Dowland Pub Afternoon
It’s time for Toronto’s musical community to let its hair down and sing some Dowland at this open-mic pub afternoon! Toronto Lachrimae Festival Presents: Flow My Beers Come to just listen, or come to sing or play, and show us YOUR TAKE on Dowland’s mighty oeuvre. If straightforward Dowland is your jam, great! But this could also be the time to unveil your banjo interpretation of Sorrow, stay . You’ll laugh a lot, cry a bit, and then help us close the festival with a group sing of Flow my Tears. If you would like to perform a John Dowland song, please fill out this form before October 23. We wi ll be in touch by October 30 to let you know if we can offer you a place in the roster of performers. Your ticket includes: 1 Drink Ticket + 10% discount off Rivoli meals purchased in the front room (restaurant) before the show. (Bring your own accompaniment, or be accompanied by our in-house Lachrimae Festival lutenists, Jonathan & Lucas!) As this concert takes place in a bar, it is 19+.
Ufe World Championships – Pro Championships
CABINFEST 2026
It’s our way of thanking the community and raising money for a great cause, with all proceeds benefiting The Compass Food Bank. Here’s what’s on the night: * Craft beer, seltzers, sangria, wine and a prosecco bar * Local food stations from Port Credit and beyond * Complimentary haircuts from the CABIN team (first come, first served) * Complimentary flash tattoos (by draw) * Head, neck and shoulder massages * DJs and live music on the main stage, plus a silent disco * Photo booths, including a 360 video booth Dress code: Red plaid flannel and denim. Doors open for VIP at 6:30 p.m. Doors open for General at 8:00 p.m.
Asian Comedy All-Stars – Comedy Magic!
Asians Are Funny AF! Toronto's long-running Asian comedy showcase returns with Comedy Magic, featuring 6 headliners level comedians from across the Asian diaspora! HEADLINER: Ken Pham (Vietnam) combines comedy and magic, with over 10 million TikTok views and credits including Yuk Yuk's, Absolute Comedy, and Baobab Stage in Las Vegas. HOST: Darren Leo (Taiwan) Seen on Canada's Got Talent, Darren earned a Golden Buzzer and advanced to the finale. FEATURING: Leonard Chan (China) Performed at Just For Laughs, Winnipeg Comedy Festival, and Halifax Comedy Festival. Written for Kim's Convenience, Strays, The Trades, and This Hour Has 22 Minutes, and been seen/heard on CBC's The Debaters, Laugh Out Loud, and SiriusXM. Jennifer Hsiung (China) Co-anchor on CP24 Breakfast. Seen on Comedy Central's Stand-Up Asia! Finalist in the Hong Kong International Comedy Competition. Rush Kazi (Bangladesh) Creator/Producer of Asian Comedy All-Stars. Seen/heard on Just For Laughs, JFL42, the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, CBC's Laugh Out Loud, CBC's Accent on Toronto, and Amazon Prime. Performed alongside/opened for: Scott Thompson, Jackie Kashian, Mark Forward, Gina Yashere, and Alingon Mitra. Her comedy album "About Time: was named one of Glenn Sumi's Top 10 Canadian Comedy Albums of 2022. Abhi Pamnani (India) Opened for touring comedians including Josh Johnson, Geoffrey Asmus, Danny Jolles, Sahil Shah, Sorabh Pant, and Raanan Hershberg. Six performers. One stage. Comedy and magic. Asian Comedy All-Stars has a reputation for selling out. Get your tickets early! The venue is wheelchair accessible.
Blushing Brides / Tribute to The Rolling Stones
Film Music Gala
From Poland to Canada. One of the most spectacular musical events of the season at Living Arts Centre. Join Maestro Andrzej Rozbicki, the renowned Celebrity Symphony Orchestra, and a magnificent combined choir for an unforgettable gala celebrating the greatest film music treasures of Poland, Canada, and the world. Be swept away by the timeless melodies and powerful symphonic soundtracks of legendary composers including John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Ennio Morricone, Jan A.P. Kaczmarek, Wojciech Kilar, W?odzimierz Korcz, and many more. Featuring an extraordinary cast of international guest stars from Poland and Canada. Together with the symphony orchestra and choir, they will create an evening filled with passion, drama, romance, and triumph. This is not just a concert, it is a grand musical journey, a celebration of cinematic magic, and a once in a season Best of the Best event. All sales final. This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.
Madds Buckley 2026/2027 North American Tour
Rock with Love 5 featuring Dwayne Gretzky
Ryan Maguire w/ Block Warmers & KILSEN
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Montreal Canadiens
half alive: Billions Tour
"A Star Called Sun" ZVEZDA PO IMENI SOLNCE- Symphony Orchestra Tribute
Shostakovich & Mozart
Cigar Club 10 Year Anniversary
Cigar Club 10-Year Anniversary Show Saturday, November 7, 2026 Doors: 8:00 PM Tickets: $25 Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto Cigar Club is celebrating 10 years with a massive anniversary show at Toronto’s legendary Horseshoe Tavern. It’s hard to believe it all started back in 2016. Ten years, countless memories, and one hell of a ride later, we’re bringing together some of our best friends and the people who have supported us along the way for one big night. Joining us on stage: The Young Scones Toronto, ON Fortunate Losers Sudbury, ON It’s going to be a hard-hitting night of live music and a proper celebration of a decade of Cigar Club. A huge thank you to 162 Founders Music Ltd for helping us put this show together. Come celebrate 10 years with us. This one is for YOU. 🤘 Cigar Club — 10 Years 📍 Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto 📅 November 7, 2026 🕗 Doors at 8 PM 🎟️ $25 Ticket link in bio. LOVE YOU ALL AND ROCK ON 🤘
Everybody Knows Leonard Cohen: 10th Anniversary Concert Celebration
John Beasley’s Unlimited Miles: Miles Davis at 100
Under the direction of Grammy Award-winning pianist, composer, and arranger John Beasley, star‑studded musicians Marcus Strickland on saxophone, Sean Jones on trumpet, Ben Williams on bass, and Terreon Gully on drums delve into the visionary spirit and boundless creativity of Miles Davis. A musical shapeshifter with deep jazz roots, Beasley performed with Miles Davis and Freddie Hubbard in his twenties and has since collaborated with Dianne Reeves, Christian McBride, Chaka Khan, A.R. Rahman, Chucho Valdés, and Steely Dan, among others. “Beasley, the one-time keyboardist for Freddie Hubbard and Miles Davis, reflects a variety of generational influences, incorporating the emphatic chordal clusters of Herbie Hancock, the rhythmic quirkiness of Monk and the lush intelligence of Art Tatum into a highly refined personal voice.” ( Los Angeles Times ) After the concert, enjoy a beverage and more music at the Postlude Performance in the Leslie & Anna Dan Galleria. A Centenary of Trane and Miles The Royal Conservatory celebrates 100 years of Miles Davis and John Coltrane with a powerhouse five‑concert series featuring today’s leading jazz innovators. From tributes by John Beasley and Ravi Coltrane to performances by Robi Botos, Branford Marsalis, Dianne Reeves, Orbert Davis, and Artemis, the 2026.27 concert season honours two towering legacies.
Labyrinth Ensemble with Canan Sezgin Geylan and Yahya Geylan
There is nothing in the world of modal music quite like the Labyrinth Ensemble. A fiercely eclectic group – think Hardanger fiddle, guzheng and microtonal guitar – they drink deeply from tradition to create unique, contemporary concert experiences. Toronto’s premier large modal music group returns to the Aga Khan Museum for an evening of classical Turkish repertoire! Husband-wife duo Yahya Geylan and Canan Sezgin Geylan will lead the Labyrinth Ensemble through two weeks of intensive study and rehearsal, teaching them the rich vocabulary of Turkish modal music. The thirteen member Ensemble is thrilled to be back in the Nanji Family Foundation Auditorium to present this captivating and heartfelt performance.
SYDNEY with Shotgun Rules & Sky Caught Fire
Soft Set w/ Swiims, Away Forward & Seaver
Weekend Workshop | Fibre Art: Wearable Felt – Merino Cowl
Create a seamless felted infinity neck warmer from merino wool and silk fibres using wet felting techniques. Suitable for all skill levels.
Weekend Workshop | Fundamentals: Intro to Acrylics
Beginner-friendly acrylic painting workshop with a bee and flower garden composition, covering brush handling, strokes and colour mixing. Take home a finished 5×7 painting.
Family Day at the Royal Horse Show
TMU Bold vs Western (Women's Hockey)
Garrick Ohlsson, piano
“By almost any measure, Ohlsson is one of the great American pianists.” ( The Washington Post ) A towering figure among the world’s greatest pianists, Garrick Ohlsson is renowned for his “incredible technique with razor-sharp accuracy” (Seattle Times) . The first (until 2025) American to win the International Chopin Piano Competition, he continues to captivate audiences with performances of remarkable depth and authority. Please join us! This concert is preceded by a short performance by talented students of The Royal Conservatory. Prelude Recital starts at 2pm. PROGRAM: Dmitri Shostakovich: Prelude and Fugue No. 4 in E Minor, op. 87 Johannes Brahms: Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Handel, op. 24 Fryderyk Chopin: Ballade No. 3 in A flat Major, op. 47 Fryderyk Chopin: Waltz in A Minor, op. 34, no. 2 Fryderyk Chopin: Waltz in F Major, op. 34, no. 3 Fryderyk Chopin: Fantasy in F Minor, op. 49 Fryderyk Chopin: Berceuse in D flat Major, op. 57 Fryderyk Chopin: Polonaise in A flat Major, op. 53
Dance Collection Danse Hall of Fame
Presented during Dance Collection Danse’s 40th Anniversary year, the 2026 Hall of Fame will take place on Sunday, November 8, at Toronto’s historic Palais Royale Ballroom. This celebration will bring together artists, cultural leaders, donors, sponsors, and audiences from across Canada for an evening of inductions, live performances, community gathering, and delicious appetizers and beverages. This year’s honourees are: Crystal Pite, C.M. Jean Grand-Maître, C.M., LL.D.h.c. Denise Fujiwara Elizabeth Langley, C.M. Claudia Moore Joysanne Sidimus, MSM – William J.S. Boyle Dance Luminary Award Debbie Slade – Community Builder Award Jera Wolfe – Sandra Faire Next Generation Award
Joanne McNally – MOVED TO ELGIN THEATRE
Pretty Sick
Sophie Hunter Presents: Stereoscope The Tour
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. New Jersey Devils
Ho99o9 & N8NOFACE – Sincerely___ The Void
Next weekend
4 events
Study Hall Sessions
Monthly gatherings inspired by Fred Moten's idea of “study,” using poems, essays, films, embodied practice and conversation for collective inquiry. Hosted by Evelyn Amponsah, Tender Possibilities and artist Anique Jordan.
Merry Marketplace
An outdoor holiday shopping experience featuring local artisans, live entertainment, food concessions, a display of winter lights, community displays, parades and more, plus a meet and greet with Santa Claus.
A Magical Santa Pop-Up at the Alexander Bradburn House
The historic Alexander Bradburn House becomes a festive holiday setting where families can take keepsake photos with Santa. Advance registration is required and walk-ins are not accepted. A minimum $20 donation per family is requested, with 100% of proceeds going to the Markham Food Bank.
Weekend Workshop | Mixed Media and Collage
Beginner-friendly workshop on creating art with varied materials, learning layering, cutting and combining images and textures. Some materials included.
More coming up
14 events$25 Adopt-a-thon
The Mississauga Animal Services Shelter is asking residents to help shelter animals find loving homes during their fall Adopt-a-thon. From November 2 to 14, Monday to Saturday, all dogs and cats at the shelter can be adopted for just $25, plus HST and any applicable pet licence fees for Mississauga residents. This reduced rate offers significant savings compared to regular adoption fees, which are typically $280 plus HST for dogs and puppies and up to $190 plus HST for cats and kittens. View pet profiles online. Why adopt from Mississauga Animal Services? When you adopt from the shelter, you give an animal a second chance at a happy life. All cats and dogs available for adoption have received basic medical care, including vaccines and spay or neuter surgery. This can help save you money on the initial costs of pet ownership. If an animal is too young to be spayed or neutered at the time of adoption, adopters will receive a voucher to have the procedure completed at a later date. First‑time pet owners can also get helpful tips from shelter staff on training, food and exercise to make bringing a new pet home easier. Learn more about adopting a pet . This is a multiple day event from Monday to Saturday, November 2 to 14, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
What A Colourful World
A guided paint night hosted by Janna at Diana's Oyster Bar. Paint a dreamy night sky with clouds, a moon and stars in rich layered colours. Great for first-timers. Grab a drink and settle in for a Tuesday night out.
The Business of Creativity: Marketing in the Digital Age
This session explores storytelling, branding, and audience engagement strategies that help artists become known, remembered, and recommended without relying on constant posting or algorithm chasing.
Remembrance Day on Main
The Unionville BIA will hold a ceremony including short speeches and a wreath laying at the cenotaph.
O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy
London's 3-time Impresario Award-winning duo James & Jamesy present an outrageously funny, inventive Christmas show reminiscent of classic British pantos, full of wordplay, physical comedy and interactive fun. When their tea party floods the world with tea, they sweep the audience off on a whimsical aquatic escapade.
Sales Strategies for Creative Entrepreneurs
Learn how to identify the right buyers, communicate the value of your work, price with confidence, and follow up effectively. Registration required for this workshop.
Legal 101 for Creators – Corporate, Business, IP and more
This workshop teaches the legal foundations of running a creative business, including choosing a business structure, protecting intellectual property, working with partners, and online content distribution.
Holiday Photos at the Observatory
Take your family photos to new heights at the Richmond Hill David Dunlap Observatory this holiday season. Festive decorations in the Lobby and Library of this National Historic Site create an out-of-this-world backdrop for your holiday photos. Booking required.
NEW! Traditional Chinese Knot Bracelet and Keychain Workshop
Beginner-friendly hands-on workshop on traditional Chinese knotting, guided by instructors from the Toronto Asian Art Museum. Discover the cultural significance and symbolism of Chinese knots while creating your own bracelet and keychain.
Afternoon Tea
Come together for a memorable afternoon tea surrounded by captivating entertainment, history and the enchanting gardens of Amos Wright Park. Enjoy dainty sandwiches, scones with special heritage cream and preserves, and sweet treats. Reservation required.
Curator's Corner
Informal walkthrough of the Varley Art Gallery's permanent collection with curator Anik Glaude, exploring artworks, artists, ideas and histories.
Merry Marketplace
The Merry Marketplace is an outdoor holiday shopping experience featuring local artisans, live entertainment, food concessions, winter lights, community displays, parades and a meet and greet with Santa Claus.
Weekend Workshop | Dynamic Landscapes: Winter Scenes and Snow
Hands-on workshop for oil and acrylic painters on painting snow-covered landscapes with loose impressionistic strokes. Step-by-step guidance and critiques; demonstrations in oil.
2026 Kleinburg Christmas Tree Lighting (Cortellucci Hospice Vaughan)
Cortellucci Hospice Vaughan hosts the beloved Kleinburg Christmas Tree Lighting, with festive music, carolers, sweet treats, local vendors, Santa photos and fun for all ages in the heart of the village.
