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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.

Late Night at the BSM: Friendship Bracelet Making

Date: Friday, November 13, 2026 Time: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm Location: Bata Shoe Museum, 327 Bloor St. W. Tickets: Included with General Admission NEW! Every second Friday of the month until the end of 2026, we will remain open until 9 pm (we usually close at 5 pm!) for all to enjoy with special free programming new each week plus access to all current exhibitions . This week: Friendship Bracelet Making Join us for an evening of crafting friendship bracelets inspired by the colours, patterns, and designs found throughout the museum. Whether you’re an experienced maker or picking up thread for the first time, this relaxed drop-in program offers a perfect blend of craft, creativity, and connection. No experience needed, and all materials are provided. Drop in, have some fun, and take home your own design.

Pop-up Art Party at the Annex Art Centre!

Unique art work by Roisin Cadieux (@rcyc_art), Dianne Twombly (@diannetwombly) and Kelly Hood (@kellyhood74). It is also a Fire Horse Birthday celebration with DJ Chris Fowler 7-9 pm Friday, Nov 13. Art show hours: 5-9 pm on Nov 13, 11 am – 5 pm on Nov 14, and 12-4 pm on Nov 15.

TMU Bold vs Ottawa (Men's & Women's Basketball)

TMU Bold vs Ottawa (Women's Hockey)

Centraal w/ Nate Northfield, Qualisonic & JJFA

Il Paese: The Village

In a Sicilian village, residents await the return of loved ones who left half a century ago to build a better life in Montreal. While this long-awaited visit is bringing the semi-deserted village back to life, bittersweet feelings churn beneath the excitement. Both an elegy for what has been lost and a celebration of enduring familial love, Il Paese: The Village is about the experience of all those forced to leave home in search of a more stable life. Join director Shelley Tepperman for a special post-screening Q&A. TICKETS (+HST) General: $15 Members: $10, $8, FREE

Godfrey

Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam: The Joint Tour

Ian K, Doc Rock & The Assassins, Superstack, Just Say Maybe: A Tribute To The Smashing Pumpkins

Mary In The Junkyard

Nataly Aukar Live

Parra for Cuva

Royal International Show Jumping Challenge

Bassem Youssef: The Belly of the Beast Tour

Lizzy Clarke & Amy Jean Live In Concert

Friday, November 13, 2026 · 7:30–9:30 PM St. Aidan’s in the Beach Church · 2423 Queen St E, Toronto Join Amy Jean and Lizzy Clarke for an intimate evening celebrating two exciting new bodies of original music. The evening opens with Amy Jean , performing songs from her new album Living Imperfection — a collection of music that embraces the beauty, messiness, and honesty of being human. Then, Lizzy Clarke takes the stage for an hour of music from Amaleen , her new and evolving project. Written after returning to songwriting following several years away, Amaleen brings together folk, jazz, soul and pop influences in a growing collection of original songs. With a short intermission between sets, there will be time to grab a drink, connect with friends, and settle into the beautiful surroundings of St. Aidan’s. Two artists. Two new releases. One special night of live original music. Doors: 7:30 PM Amy Jean: 7:45 PM Intermission: 8:15 PM Lizzy Clarke: 8:30 PM

NEAPOLITAN ICE CREAM: THE MUSICAL

NEAPOLITAN ICE CREAM: THE MUSICAL is a celebration of the immigrant journey — told through song, story, and a scoop of ice cream. Inspired by the true story of Italian immigrants destined for North America but diverted to Scotland in deceit, 16-year-old Caterina, sails from Naples for Canada and is stranded in Scotland, where heartbreak became the invention of Neapolitan ice cream. Iconic Italian songs — O Sole Mio, Santa Lucia, Core 'Ngrato, O Mio Babbino Caro — woven through dramatic English storytelling, performed live by four generations of Italian-Canadian artists: first-generation classical guitarist Tonino Chiodo, creator Loredana Cunti, 18-year-old third-generation organetto player Bruno Monardo, and fourth-generation soprano Reilly Bianchi-Nelson. The night ends in a live organetto gelato reception with the whole audience sharing a scoop of Neapolitan ice cream together. Friday, November 13, 2026, 7:30 PM (90 minutes), Joseph D. Carrier Art Gallery, Columbus Centre, 901 Lawrence Ave. W., Toronto. $45 adults / $40 seniors & students. Presented with Villa Charities and Loreworks Ltd.

Spotlight at The Second City – November 2026

Spotlight at The Second City is proud to announce the lineup for their monthly sketch comedy showcase on November 13 and 14 at The Second City’s Theatre ‘73 in Toronto. Wrapping up the 2026 season, the November edition of Spotlight at The Second City will feature solo sketch artist Sarah Conway , and Toronto’s masters of the short scene TIK TOK BOOM . Hosted and produced by Taylor Hreljac and Gabe Meacher , Spotlight at The Second City presents monthly showcases featuring two buzzing sketch comedy acts performing 30 minute sets for a two night run. 2026 Sketch To The Death champion Sarah Conway brings mischief and delight to the stage with a sort of Montana's Ultimate Appetizer Combo of sketch comedy that includes characters, music, burlesque, and, of course, several wonderful dips. Her new half-hour balances real vulnerability with fast-paced absurdity. True to her alternative comedy roots, Sarah’s work is earnest, inventive, and deeply silly. Sarah has performed in classical comedies like The Flying Doctor (Perchance Theatre) and one-woman dramas like The Shape of a Girl (Green Thumb Theatre). Sarah plays Officer Taylor O’Neill on CityTV’s Hudson & Rex , and has appeared on CBC’s Son of a Critch as both Reporter and Local Reporter Each TIK TOK BOOM show is made up entirely of “blackouts.” That means every sketch is two minutes or less. Perfect for shortening attention spans. The TIK TOK BOOM cast features comedians Madeleine Brown, Kent Penaranda, Aaron Rubinoff, Miho Suzuki and Kitty Zhang . In the past year the troupe has had recent noteworthy appearances at Toronto Sketchfest, Sketch to the Death, Sketch @ Rivoli, and Montreal Sketchfest.

Béla Fleck: My Bluegrass Heart

The banjo visionary leads an all‑star ensemble through some new music and classic tunes, blending bluegrass roots with jazz and classical influences. Over the last four decades, Béla Fleck has made a point of boldly going where no banjo player has gone before, a musical journey that has earned him 19 Grammys in nine different fields, including country, pop, jazz, instrumental, classical, and global music. But his roots are in bluegrass, and that is where he returns with his band of all-star players, My Bluegrass Heart . Taking its namesake from Fleck's 2021 Grammy Award-winning album, My Bluegrass Heart , the album was the third chapter of a trilogy which began with the 1988 album, Drive , and continued in 1991 with The Bluegrass Sessions . Fleck’s band spotlights a multi-generational gamut of the best of bluegrass players, all sporting a myriad of Grammy nominations, as well as gigantic piles of IBMA awards for their instruments: fiddler Michael Cleveland, mandolinist Dominick Leslie, Jeff Partin on dobro, bassist/multi-instrumentalist Mark Schatz, and Jake Stargel on guitar. After the concert, enjoy a beverage and more music at the Postlude Performance in the Leslie & Anna Dan Galleria.

Love Local Music: The Team Up

3 guest judges and the audience attending will vote for their favorite performances and a winner will be decided. Please note: Complimentary tickets for infants (0-12 months). Complimentary tickets for support persons with access2 card holders only, No if they do not have an Access2 card.

Sami Beigi Live in Toronto

it's murph: Fade Into Nothing Tour

Laura Ramoso: The Calm Down Tour

Twiztid with Special Guests

Eraserhead

“A dream of dark and troubling things…David Lynch’s 1977 debut feature, Eraserhead , is both a lasting cult sensation and a work of extraordinary craft and beauty. With its mesmerizing black-and-white photography by Frederick Elmes and Herbert Cardwell, evocative sound design, and unforgettably enigmatic performance by Jack Nance, this visionary nocturnal odyssey continues to haunt American cinema like no other film.” – The Criterion Collection TICKETS (+HST) General: $15 Members: $10, $8, FREE

DJ Tennis

Tobiahs

WILLIAM BLACK

NOSTALGIX x HABSTRAKT

PURE COMEDY – presented by Toronto Comedy All Stars

One stage. Multiple styles. Wild storytellers, one line assassins & absurdist oddballs come together in a hilarious buffet of comedy! Enjoy a carefully curated lineup of masterful comedians seen on Netflix Is A Joke, AppleTV, Hulu, Prime Video & Just For Laughs

SOLARDO

Join us for FUTURE’s 2 Year Anniversary with SOLARDO setting the soundtrack for the celebration.

ExperienceTO: Bay Street Historical Tour

Join us for the free-to-attend Bay Street Historical Tour. About Bay Street: Early Bay St. was a far cry from what we know today, and not merely because it lacked the stature of buildings it now boasts. It was one of the streets that connected Lot St. (now Queen St.) to the harbour. Today, Bay Street holds paramount importance in the Canadian financial landscape. It is home to five of Canada’s major banks: the Bank of Montreal, Scotiabank, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD Bank), and the Royal Bank. The concentration of these financial powerhouses underscores Bay Street’s pivotal role as the epicenter of Canada’s financial activities. Join us for a FREE, public walking tour that will be a good experience for anyone: whether you’re 8 or 80 years old, and whether you’re a curious local, solo traveler, backpacker, newcomer, or part of a group of friends. ABOUT Beginning in front of Toronto Old City Hall (60 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5H 2M3), the interactive tour will be hosted by your guide Alex Rășcanu . The tour will focus on Bay Street's history. The historical tour will conclude at a nearby coffee shop. WHEN Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 10:00am. The tour will last approximately 90 minutes. WHERE TO MEET The tour will start in front of Toronto Old City Hall (60 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5H 2M3). WHERE IT ENDS This tour will end at a nearby coffee shop, where you can order coffee/tea/brunch and spend some more time speaking and connecting with fellow historical tour participants. FACILITATOR Alex Rășcanu is a Torontonian, a husband, a father of four, and an avid student of our city's history. Stay in touch with him on LinkedIn / X / Instagram / Facebook / YouTube .

Tiny Books Workshop

✴︎ Mini books, maximum FUN ✴︎ In this engaging and fast-paced 2.5-hour workshop, you'll learn how to make 3 different mini books – a charming accordion book, and two styles of hardcover books – all using the same materials as their full-sized counterparts. These fun-sized books are perfect for tiny journaling, thoughtful gift tags, little keepsakes, and festive ornaments No experience necessary. All tools and materials will be supplied. Bring yourself, your creativity and enthusiasm! What’s Included? ❇︎ All materials to craft 3 mini books ❇︎ Guided instruction Overview 📕 Make 3 mini books 📗 Step-by-step instruction 📘 All materials included ❇︎ See you there! ❇︎

The Sororum Presents: A Step Through Time

Our journey begins at the iconic Bata Shoe Museum , housed within Raymond Moriyama's award-winning architectural landmark. Here, we'll uncover fascinating stories of craftsmanship, culture, and human expression before enjoying a hands-on creative experience. From the museum, we'll make our way to the historic Oxley for an intimate lunch and engaging conversation, bringing together the elements that make every Sororum gathering special: discovery, meaningful dialogue, and the joy of connecting with extraordinary women. How Our Day Will Unfold 10:30 AM – 12:15 PM | Private Guided Museum Tour We'll begin with a private guided exploration of two remarkable exhibitions, each revealing how something as familiar as footwear can tell extraordinary stories about the people, cultures, and civilizations that came before us. Unearthing Vindolanda: Footwear from the Edge of the Roman Empire — Step back nearly 2,000 years and discover remarkably preserved footwear offering a rare and intimate glimpse into everyday life along the northern frontier of the Roman Empire. Brilliant: The Art of Beaded Footwear Around the World — Journey across cultures and generations to discover the beauty, symbolism, and extraordinary artistry of beadwork, and the stories of identity, tradition, and craftsmanship woven into every creation. 12:15 PM – 1:00 PM | A Hands-On Leatherworking Experience From appreciating craftsmanship to trying our hand at it! We'll learn about traditional leatherworking techniques before creating our very own custom leather keychain — a beautiful little keepsake to remember the day. 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM | Lunch & Guided Discussion at The Oxley At the heart of every Sororum gathering is the opportunity to connect, share perspectives, and enjoy thoughtful conversation. We'll continue our afternoon at The Oxley , a charming British-inspired restaurant nestled within a late-19th-century Victorian townhouse in Yorkville. With its old-world character and inviting atmosphere, it provides a wonderful setting to gather around the table. Over a specially arranged prix fixe lunch, we'll enjoy delicious food, warm company, and a guided discussion inspired by the stories and discoveries of our morning together. 3:00 PM Onward | Discover Yorkville For those wishing to extend the day, Yorkville awaits! Enjoy an afternoon exploring one of Toronto's most charming neighbourhoods, where historic Victorian streetscapes meet art galleries, inviting cafés, and beautiful boutiques. A lovely opportunity to linger, explore, and enjoy the autumn atmosphere at your own pace. Event Details & Pricing Event Ticket: $75 per person Includes: Admission to the Bata Shoe Museum Exclusive private guided museum tour Hands-on leatherworking workshop and keepsake Facilitated group discussion at The Oxley Lunch: $40 per person + applicable taxes The Sororum has arranged a special prix fixe menu exclusively for our group. Lunch is paid individually by each guest at the restaurant and is not included in the event ticket. More Than an Outing. A Shared Experience. At The Sororum, we believe the most memorable experiences are those that inspire curiosity, spark meaningful conversation, and bring women together. A Step Through Time is an invitation to discover something new, celebrate the artistry and stories of those who came before us, and create a few wonderful memories of our own. We look forward to sharing this special day with you. The Sororum | Inspire. Empower. Belong.

Early Holiday Market

Best feeling ever – getting your holiday shopping done well in advance so you can put your feet up, eat shortbread, and listen to carols while everyone else is going bonkers. Please join us on Saturday, November 14th from 11am – 5pm as we host 35+ artists and artisans ready to help you check everyone off your list with the coolest, creepiest gifts imaginable! Our market is (mostly) kid-friendly. Our gorgeous venue is close to parking and transit, is fully accessible, and has an ATM on site. The bar will be open for customers to enjoy a beverage while they shop. Admission is free.

Merry Market - Handmade Market - Celebrating 7 years of Handmade

the first stop of a Very Merry Holiday Weekend! Join us for the 7th annual merry market in Mississauga at the historic Small Arms Inspection Building. Discover a curated collection of makers at our flagship holiday event and shop small this season. join a workshop, warm up with a coffee and savour local bites between shopping stops! grab your pals and spend the day with us! hello happy is hosting a food drive during this event in collaboration with Compass Food Bank. Free parking! This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.

TMU Bold vs Trent (Men's & Women's Volleyball)

Make Your Own Amigurumi with So Craftful

Starburst Bookbinding Workshop

✴︎ Create your own little journals with handmade paper ✴︎ Join us for an engaging half-day bookbinding workshop where you'll discover the art of sewing with two needles and create a stunning Starburst stitch on the spine of your journal. This stitch features radiating lines that form a captivating geometric pattern along the spine of your journal. This stitch allows the journal to lay flay when open and is perfect for writing, drawing, sketching or collaging. Once you have mastered this technique, you'll be surprised at how quickly you can assemble these. Each participant will leave with 2 completed journals, along with the newfound confidence to create more on their own. No experience necessary! All tools and materials are supplied. What’s Provided? ❇︎ All materials to craft your own book ❇︎ Guided instruction ❇︎ 2 completed journals to take home! Overview ✴︎ Bind 2 books with decorative handmade paper ✴︎ All materials provided ✴︎ No experience necessary ✴️ See you there! ✴️

The K9 Equine Challenge & FEI 2* Grand Prix

Autumn Leaves Mamezara with Secret Teatime

Study Hall Sessions

Drawing on Fred Moten’s idea of “study,” monthly gatherings use poems, essays, films, embodied practice and conversation to create an intimate space for discussion. Hosted by Evelyn Amponsah, Tender Possibilities, and artist Anique Jordan.

Toronto's Ravines: Nature and History at Your Doorstep

Toronto's ravine landscapes are not just a sanctuary for wildlife; they also protect the city against flooding and allow us to enjoy nature at our doorsteps. This presentation by the Toronto Field Naturalists shares how the ravines are changing over time; how they are responding to numerous pressures and how you can explore and help protect them. Free event. Drop in.

Wagashi Making: Enjoy Daifuku with Atelier Wa

Crossing Algonquin Park; 10 days – 160km; Nature Adventure Doc

This summer we crossed Algonquin Park west to east – canoeing 125km of lakes and rivers, traversing 35km of portages, and having fun while doing it. We're excited to relive the adventure with you, through the lens of Oliver Prowse – a man with a keen eye, taste for adventure, and an incredible talent for photography. The film is set to an original soundtrack by editor and director Marc Frame. This premiere marks the release of his debut disco synth pop EP – two years in the making and a real labour of love. The electric bounce of Marc's music provides a fun contrast to the serenity of Algonquin's nature. Come join us for the premiere at the iconic Fox Theatre in the Toronto Beaches to marvel at the wildlife and shenanigans we got up to.

Bed By 10pm – Toronto

K-Pop Dreamworld

Aries Spears With Special Guests

TMU Bold vs Western (Men's & Women's Basketball)

Lloyd Andrews w/ The Chillers, Ruby Veil & Synchronicity

Modern Persian with Bahar Ghasemzadeh and Ghonche Madani

Traditional flavours meets contemporary artistry with authentic Iranian stories on every plate. This Persian Supper Club invites you to discover Iran's rich heritage through an intimate dining experience where classic dishes are transformed into works of modern culinary art through the skills of a master food stylist. Professional food designer, culinary artist and cookbook author, Bahar (Somayeh) Ghasemzadeh reinterprets authentic Iranian recipes trough dramatic, modern presentations, incorporating creative edible garnishes, striking, harmonious colours, and sophisticated, contrasting textures. Each plate is thoughtfully designed to reimagine traditional dishes into visually striking culinary creations while preserving their character and identity. Inspired by the diverse culinary traditions of Iran, this lavish menu takes guests on a journey from the northern regions to the southern coast, through the culinary heritage of Tehran and the traditions of Kurdistan. Every dish offers a connection to a region, its flavours, and its food culture, presented through a modern creative lens. —– STARTERS: From Northern Iran to the Persian Gulf Kashk-e Bademjan — A Taste of Northern Iran A traditional roasted eggplant dip featuring smoky eggplant, tangy kashk, caramelized onions, garlic, and dried mint. Finished with crispy onions and walnuts. Meygoo Do-Piazeh — Southern Iranian Shrimp with Onions and Potatoes Inspired by the coastal cuisine of southern Iran, this flavourful dish features tender shrimp sautéed with generous amounts of onions, potatoes, garlic, turmeric, and aromatic spices. A comforting combination of coastal flavours and rustic ingredients, presented with a contemporary touch and creative garnishes. MAINS: A Celebration of Tehran's Culinary Heritage Albaloo Polo ba Ghoosht-e Ghelgheli — Sour Cherry Rice with Miniature Meatballs A beloved Persian rice dish associated with Tehran's culinary traditions, combining fragrant basmati rice, tart cherries, delicate saffron aromas, and tender miniature beef meatballs. The balance of sweet, sour, and savoury flavours is enhanced by an elegant presentation featuring thoughtfully composed elements and fresh microgreens. Tahchin — Crispy Saffron Rice Cake A golden saffron rice cake prepared with yogurt and egg, featuring a tender interior and a beautifully crisp exterior. Served alongside the main course, it celebrates the textures and aromas that make Persian rice dishes so distinctive. DESSERT: A Sweet Tradition from Kurdistan Masghati — Traditional Kurdish Sweet A delicate, gently sweet dessert with a soft, silky texture and fragrant notes of rosewater. Finished with crushed pistachios and petals, it offers an elegant conclusion to the meal. BOOK NOW! – $79 + HST – https://thedepanneur.ca/products/supper-club-modern-persian-with-bahar-ghasemzadeh-and-ghonche-madani —– Bahar (Somayeh) Ghasemzadeh is a Toronto-based food designer and culinary artist specializing in modern food plating and culinary presentation. Author of two books on modern plating and the contemporary presentation of traditional Iranian cuisine, Eyes Eat First (Principles of Modern Food Plating, 2023) and Ancient Flavors in New Frames: Iran's Culinary Narrative on the Plate (2025), and translator of Story on a Plate, Bahar focuses on the harmony of colours, textures, and flavours, combining artistic creativity with innovative garnishing techniques. Bahar is passionate about exploring the cultural stories behind traditional foods and reinterpreting them through modern plating, and has taught workshops on modern plating, including a two-day workshop at Burax Academy in Tehran, and designed menus for the Parsian hotels group. @izh_afrank Joining Bahar is Ghonche Madani, who has worked in event planning and management since 2010. Based in Toronto for the past five years, Ghonche specializes in event coordination and professional catering, with a passion for creating memorable dining experiences and showcasing authentic Iranian hospitality. @ghonche.madani —– The Depanneur is where Interesting Food Things happen. For more than a decade The Dep has been showcasing Toronto's remarkable culinary diversity by hosting unique food events. @thedepanneur

Class of 91 w/ Nerima, Crowd Surf & Steve Tidy & the Unkempt

Daniel James McFadyen

Resavoir

Sadurn

Smoked Cocktail Workshop!

Want to add incredible infused flavours from cherry, oak, and apple? learn to make 3 delicious cocktails and the history behind some of the most famous smoked and flame infused recipes. Win a prize with our smoking hot trivia games and leave feeling warm and fuzzy! Learn to make and enjoy 3 full sized cocktails with professional bar tools provided, and no experience needed! compete in trivia games and take home a prize! classes are always kept small, so sign up before spots run out. With more than a dozen themes to choose from like our famous Cocktail Gameshow! our workshops are the perfect date night or group outing. upcoming classes and tickets can be found at www.barebonesbartending.com Past & Upcoming events include Griffindrinks Cocktail Workshop ! – Wizard Themed Event The Drink Masters – Specialty techniques and presentation Movies Music & Mojitos! – Recipes from famous media Bubbles & Botanicals – Sparkling champagne cocktails & spirits with infusions Banned & Prohibited – Recipes featuring ingredients that were once illegal! The Prohibition Workshop – Exploring Famous cocktails from the 1920-30's in North America Polynesian Potions – The most incredible Tiki infusions and history of tropical cocktails and many more! visit www.barebonesbartending.com and sign up today! Cheers!

The Longines FEI World Cup – Presented by Ecclestone Horse Transport

Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Edmonton Oilers

TMU Bold vs York (Women's Hockey)

Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel

Aga Khan Master Musicians

The Aga Khan Master Musicians create music inspired by their own deep roots in the cultures of the Middle East and Mediterranean Basin, South Asia, Central Asia, and China. Brought together by the Aga Khan Music Programme to explore how musical innovation can contribute to the revitalization of cultural heritage, the Master Musicians are venerated performers and composer-arrangers who appear on the world’s most prestigious stages while also serving as preeminent teachers, mentors, and curators. Each of these exceptional artists has achieved mastery within a rigorous musical tradition defined by canonical styles, repertoires, pedagogy, and performance techniques. At the same time, they share a belief that tradition can serve as an invaluable compass for an artistic search into new forms of creativity inspired, but not constrained, by the past. This search has led to a strikingly original body of work composed, arranged, and performed by the Master Musicians, often joined by distinguished guests. Musicians include Basel Rajoub (Syria – saxophone), Feras Charestan (Syria – qanun), Yurdal Tokcan (Republic of Türkiye – oud), Abbos Kosimov (Uzbekistan – doira frame drum), and Vincent Peirani and Vincent Ségal (France – accordion and cello). After the concert, enjoy a beverage and more music at the Postlude Performance in the Leslie & Anna Dan Galleria. Presented in partnership with the Aga Khan Museum

Canadian Golha Orchestra and Sepideh Raissadat

Half Moon Run & The FILMharmonique Orchestra

LOW TICKET WARNING – Henry Lau – Enjoy The Show World Tour

Henry Lau is a globally recognized singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and entertainer known for his remarkable versatility and international appeal. Born in Toronto, Canada, Henry first gained prominence as a member of the K-pop group Super Junior-M before establishing an acclaimed solo career that spans music, television, film, and live performance. Celebrated for his exceptional musicianship, Henry is proficient in multiple instruments including violin, piano, guitar, and drums, often incorporating his classical training into contemporary pop, R&B, and electronic sounds. Since launching his solo career, he has released hit songs such as Trap, Monster, Girlfriend, and Moonlight, showcasing his signature blend of emotional vocals, infectious melodies, and genre-crossing creativity. This is an all-ages event. https://greatcanadian.com/event/henry-lau/

Mars Hotel: One More Saturday Night – A Grateful Dead Tribute

🎶 Mars Hotel is thrilled to return to The Mod Club, one of Toronto’s most historic and beloved concert venues, for "One More Saturday Night" – a Grateful Dead party. After selling out our last Mod Club show, we’re coming back for another night of Grateful Dead music, deep jams, dancing, and the kind of energy that only happens when the right band, the right room, and the right crowd come together. 🐤 EARLY BIRD TICKETS Use the Unlock button before you select your tickets and enter the code: ONEMORESATS8 This gets you $8 OFF tickets. Sale ends on July 14th. Important: this is an unlock code, not a promo code. Enter it before selecting the number of tickets. 🎸 Mars Hotel has been carrying the torch for the music of the Dead for 14+ years, recreating the spirit of their legendary live shows with infectious energy, extended jams, rich harmonies, and non-stop dancing. 🌹 Our last show sold out early. If you missed it, here’s your next chance. The Mod Club is one of Toronto’s best venues for sound, lights, dancing, and a proper Saturday night party. Bring your friends. Bring your dancing shoes. Come ready for One More Saturday Night. Whatever you do, don’t wait too long. 🎟️ Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/100064D6B68FC4CD 19+ Only Doors at 8PM Mars Hotel at 9PM

Gimme Shelter

Remembering The Maysles : November marks the centenary of Albert Maysles, who along with his brother David Maysles are two of the most celebrated American documentarians, vanguards in the late 50s and 70s direct cinema movement, which prized observational cinema, capturing life as it unfolded before their camera. “A stunning film, a sensational piece of filmmaking, a landmark.” – The Hollywood Reporter The landmark documentary about the tragically ill-fated Rolling Stones free concert at Altamont Speedway on December 6, 1969. Only four months earlier, Woodstock defined the Love Generation; now it lay in ruins on a desolate racetrack six miles outside of San Francisco. Before an estimated crowd of 300,000 people, the Stones headlined a free concert featuring Tina Turner, Jefferson Airplane, The Flying Burrito Brothers and others. Concerned about security, members of outlaw biker gang The Hell's Angels were asked to help maintain order. Instead, an atmosphere of fear and dread arose, leading ultimately to the stabbing death of a fan. What began as a flower-power love-in had degenerated into a near riot; frightened, confused faces wondering how the Love Generation could, in one swift, cold-blooded slash, became a generation of disillusionment and disappointment. December 6, 1969: the day the Sixties died. TICKETS (+HST) General: $15 Members: $10, $8, FREE

ENCORE: 20 Years of Taylor Swift Dance Party

UFC 334

Join us for the ultimate UFC 334 viewing experience on November 14th🥊 We'll be playing it at Dublin Calling with sound ON! Plus, don't miss out on our exciting Knockout Packages featuring Beer Pitchers, Nachos and Proper Twelve Welcome Shots; perfect for you and the crew! Secure your tickets today and gear up for an epic fight night!

BARELY ALIVE – "RECONNECT"

BEN NICKY x VINI VICI x FOVOS

Biscits

Soul Connections: Barroness | GMONEY | Junior Lopez | Paolo

Sat Nov 14: Junior Lopez | GMONEY | Paolo | Barroness Advance Tickets: Early Wiggler: $20 The Wiggler: $25 Performances: 10-11:30 Paolo 11:30-1 Barroness 1-3 Junior Lopez 3-close GMONEY 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: Wiggly Events; and Wiggle Room Toronto; Sunshine Frequencies; 1lvl1 Entertainment; Brother's of House; Boogie Down Mafia ~ 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

Y2GAY|Future Funk

A great night filled with your favourite Future Funk sounds and the best Y2K hits and some truly Canadian nostalgia. Y2GAY|Future Funk is making it's official out of convention premiere at Glad Day! We're bringing the ultimate 2SLGBTQ+ nerd focused dance night to the streets of Toronto. Dj FreshApplSlices and Bear Greyeyes have come together to curate a great night filled with your favorite Future Funk sounds and the best Y2K hits and some truly Canadian nostalgia. Dj FreshApplSlices on decks with performances by Bear Greyeyes. Dress code is whatever makes you feel iconic. Cosplay, Y2K street wear, even your fur suit! This party is for everyone and everybody. Tickets: $15 presale or $20 at the door, $15 with Anirevo badge/pass. This is a 19+ event and there will be a bar with DRINKS UNDER $8, INCLUDING TAX AND TIP (ie the max cost of a drink is $6.10 before tax and tip, $7.75 after tax and tip) and a ton of fun sober options! Doors 10pm Last call 2am Dancing until 2:30am 32 Lisgar Street, Toronto Doors face NORTH towards the park This is a wheelchair accessible space, including the doors, washrooms and all event areas.

Sneaky 2000s Dance Party at Sneaky Dee's

The Sunday Antique Market

The Sunday Antique Market returns to the historic Small Arms Inspection Building on Sunday, November 1, bringing together more than 80 curated antique and vintage dealers from Ontario and Quebec for the first of three November markets. Some things simply can't be replicated: the daring lines of modernist jewellery, the beauty of an original painting, the graphic appeal of vintage advertising or the glamour of an Art Deco silver champagne bucket. Objects from another era continue to capture our imagination, influence contemporary tastes and inspire new interpretations. But there's something even more appealing about owning the originals. For more than 30 years, The Sunday Antique Market has brought together collectors, decorators, designers and people who appreciate originality and the pleasure of finding something unexpected. The November 1 market will feature an extensive selection of estate jewellery, mid-century modern design, antique silver, vintage advertising, paintings and decorative antiques spanning decades of changing tastes and creative expression. Exceptional style doesn't have to mean exceptional prices. From affordable vintage finds to remarkable antiques, the market offers pieces that make a statement, reflect personal style and bring something distinctive to a home or collection. This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.

A Magical Santa Pop-Up at the Alexander Bradburn House

The historic Alexander Bradburn House becomes a festive holiday setting for family photos with Santa. Minimum $20 donation per family, with 100% of proceeds going to the Markham Food Bank. Advance registration is required and walk-ins are not accepted. Photos are delivered digitally.

Weekend Workshop | Mixed Media and Collage

Beginner-friendly mixed media and collage workshop. Learn simple techniques for layering, cutting, and combining images and textures to make a unique artwork. Some materials included.

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. Booking required.

PD Day at the BSM

Date: Friday, November 20, 2026 Time: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Location: B1 level, Bata Shoe Museum Tickets: Included with General Admission Spend your PD Day at the Bata Shoe Museum! Explore our current exhibitions , take a museum tour, and get creative at our craft stations. SCHEDULE: 11:00 am – Guided Exhibition Tour 12:00 pm – Be a Shoe Designer Presentation 2:00 pm – Guided Exhibition Tour 3:00 pm – Be a Shoe Designer Presentation Each program runs for approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. Activities are subject to change.

WonderPhil's PA Day of Magic

LIVE! at the Wychwood Theatre: WonderPhil’s PA Day of Magic 76 Wychwood Ave., Studio 176, Toronto ON This interactive show will have the whole family going “ooh” and “ahh” while they laugh out loud. WonderPhil creates the perfect balance of amazement and laughs to keep everyone entertained from beginning to end. After the show, adults and kids alike will be scratching their heads with wonder! His pet parrot Ha-Ha may stop in for a surprise visit too! RUNTIME : 50 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 20th, 2026 @ 10:30AM, 12:30PM & 3:30PM

FREE PA Day Movie: Hoppers

Come watch Hoppers on this PA Day in Palmerston Library's Theatre Description: When scientists discover a way to transform human consciousness into robotic animals, Mabel uses the new technology to uncover mysteries of the animal world that are beyond anything she could have ever imagined. Rated PG, 2026, duration: 1h 44 minutes Drop-in!

VPS Student Fight Night – Toronto

TMU Bold vs Waterloo (Men's & Women's Basketball)

Toronto Firefighters Battle of the Bands in support of Movember

Join us for our 5th year as we set the stage ABLAZE for Movember Canada! 8 Great bands, one unforgettable night! You're invited as the TPFFA is hosting our 5th Battle of the Bands to raise money for Movember Canada! For our second year in a row, 8 bands get to battle head to head at the historic Opera House! Join us for what is bound to be an unforgettable night! Help your firefighters support treatment & research for Prostate cancer, Testicular cancer, Mental Health and PTSD. All very serious and real issues that effect all Firefighters men across Canada. The last four years have SOLD OUT and collectively raised $80,000 for men's health. So don't delay! Date: Saturday November 20th 2026 Time: Doors @ 6:00pm Location: The Opera House – 735 Queen Street East, Toronto 19+ Event – Friends and family welcome! Bands from all across Toronto Emergency Services will be playing Genres including Rock, Indie, Country and more! Don't miss out on our Biggest Movember fundraising event… See you on November 20th!

TMU Bold vs Guelph (Men's Hockey)

Missio

Necrodios w/ Human Compost, Ubruxum & Vesication

Blackie and the Rodeo Kings

Boy Golden – Good Goddamn Another Tour

Cowboys From Hell – Pantera Tribute, The Devils Rejects

Daniel Sloss: BITTER (Brand New Tour!)

Jim Jefferies: Son Of A Carpenter

Keenan Te: The Afterthought Tour

Sloan

Raptors 905 - 2026/2027 Season

The Raptors 905 of the NBA Gatorade League play home games at the Mississauga Sports and Entertainment Centre. Please note: Complimentary tickets for infants (12 months and under) – please contact the Ticket Office at 905-306-6000. All sales are final. This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.

U of T Opera: Fall River, the legend of Lizzie Borden

GRYFFIN

Junior Santos: Afro Roots Latin Jazz Project

This is more than a concert - it's a celebration. Led by JUNO and MARTYs Award nominee Junior Santos, this powerful performance brings together Afro-Dominican, Afro-Cuban, and Afro-Caribbean musical traditions through the energy and soul of contemporary Latin jazz. Alongside his dynamic sextet and a curated lineup of talented local guest artists, the evening will honour years of artistry, collaboration, mentorship, and cultural storytelling. Expect an unforgettable night filled with rhythm, connection, and community-one that reflects on the past while inspiring the next generation of musicians. Please note this event will be performed in English and Spanish. Complimentary tickets for infants (aged 0-12 months) and support persons - please contact the Ticket Office for more information. All sales final. This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.

Naghash Ensemble, Karen Ouzounian, and the Amadeus Choir

A magical evening of Armenian music direct from Yerevan, and the Canadian premiere of Dear Mountains , a recent work for chorus, solo cello, oud, and percussion, co-composed by the RCM alumna and Silk Road Ensemble member Karen Ouzounian and Lembit Beecher. “East meets West and antiquity meets modernity in this collection of ruminations, lamentations, and incantations. Highly intriguing yet accessible.” ( NPR ) The Naghash Ensemble combines the earthy spirituality of Armenian folk songs, new classical music, and contemporary post-minimalism with the energy of rock and jazz. Three brilliant female vocalists and some of Armenia’s finest instrumentalists on duduk, oud, dhol, and piano play captivating new music based on sacred texts by the medieval Armenian mystic poet and priest Mkrtich Naghash. Sought after for her “radiant” ( The New York Times ) performances full of “tremendous heart, bringing joy and a captivating sound to the stage” ( The Strad ), Karen Ouzounian is a Grammy Award nominated cellist and composer who creates music from a deeply personal place. An omnivorous musical spirit who “powerfully shatters pigeonholes with her artistic partners” (Ravinia Magazine) , she has premiered numerous works and collaborated with some of the most singular musicians of our time, including Yo-Yo Ma, Rhiannon Giddens, and Augustin Hadelich. She will present Dear Mountains , a major work composed by her and Lembit Beecher in 2024 that juxtaposes stories told and retold in Ouzounian’s family with scenes of music-making across the Armenian diaspora over the last 100 years, as seen through archival recordings and writings. Dear Mountains features Ouzounian on cello, Ara Dinkjian on oud, Philip Mayer on percussion, and the Amadeus Choir led by Kathleen Allan. Led by Artistic Director Kathleen Allan, the Amadeus Choir champions the best of choral music and premieres works of Canadian and international composers through a self-produced Toronto concert series, guest performances, and special events. The Choir regularly commissions work from high-profile and emerging Canadian composers and recently established the Choral Creation Lab, a residency for composers and poets to co-create original works. Please join us! This concert is preceded by a short performance by talented students of The Royal Conservatory. Prelude Recital starts at 7pm.

Davide De Pierro

Wattstax

The legendary "Black Woodstock" gets its due with a restored and digitally remixed Wattstax , Mel Stuart's documentary of the epochal 1972 concert at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Featuring incendiary performances by Isaac Hayes, Albert King, Rufus and Carla Thomas, the Staple Singers, the Emotions, the Bar-Kays, and other greats of soul, R&B, and gospel — plus biting humor from a then little-known Richard Pryor — Wattstax is more than a concert film. It also captures a heady moment in mid-1970s, "Black-is-beautiful" African-American culture, when Los Angeles's Black community came together just seven years after the Watts riots to celebrate its survival and a renewed hope in its future. – PBS’s POV TICKETS (+HST) General: $15 Members: $10, $8, FREE

ANNA

ROGER SANCHEZ

Roger Sanchez takes over Future Nightclub.

CHUS & CEBALLOS

Toronto Comedy All Stars presents: Ron Josol

Toronto Comedy All Stars is proud to present Canadian comedy icon Ron Josol at the legendary Absolute Comedy club in midtown Toronto! A true legend of the circuit, Ron has carved out a career that spans continents – headlining sold-out shows from Toronto to Tokyo, Dubai to New York, and performing at the prestigious Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal a staggering 12 times. This is a must see show for comedy connoisseurs. Ron Josol is a Canadian-Filipino comedy powerhouse whose razor-sharp wit and global swagger have made him one of the most sought-after stand-up acts on the planet. Content Warning in effect. Save on service fees by making a reservation. Call the box office at 416 486 7700 and reserve your seats!

Pet Photos with Santa at Chelsea Toronto

The holidays are for everyone, including our furry family members! Bring your beloved pet to The Elm Tavern for a festive photo with Santa and create a special holiday memory to cherish. Available Saturday, November 21 and Sunday, November 22, from 9 AM to 12 PM, which includes a photo with Santa and a special holiday treat for your pet. Book now to reserve your spot.

Holly Berry Fair – Rosedale

Let the festive fun begin! Make The Holly Berry Fair – Rosedale your first stop on your Christmas calendar this year, serving Toronto and area for over 70 years this annual event transforms Rosedale United Church into a festive destination point with something for everyone. This FREE two-day celebration fills the church with Christmas shopping, and plenty of delicious food, Silent Auction, Santa's Workshop, Home Baking, Rare and Used Books, Vintage/Thrift/Hidden Treasures Market and 46 Unique Vendors. The young and young at heart will be greeted in Santa's Workshop by #Santa and Mrs. Claus on both days with #facepainting , crafts and cookie decorating for the children (free of charge). Our #Silent Auction runs the full week ahead of the fair on line and in person Saturday, Nov 21. Bid and bid often at https://www.32auctions.com/hbf2026-roseda 46 Unique #vendors filled with #Canadian artisans, crafters, small specialty businesses offer handmade ornaments, gifts, jewellery, helping create a festive shopping experience to our community with handmade gifts, holiday decor, seasonal foods and treats, specialty items and other unique holiday treasures that make great gifts for yourself, your pet or someone on your list. Make a date to lunch on Saturday, Nov. 21 in our famous 'Fran's Deli Lunch' serving home cooked ham sandwiches with vegetarian offerings and on Sunday, Nov. 22 dine in the fun filled 'Jingle Bell Cafe' offering a delicious Sunday lunch and yummy cookies. Our Home Baking shop offers down home baking from the talented friends and members of the congregation on Saturday only… items sell out quickly. Visit the Vintage #Thrift Hidden Treasures market both days to find vintage and high quality (ladies/mens/children/youth) clothing, shoes/boots, glassware, small appliance, linens, art, toys and much more. You can find a rare #books or vintage media in our Book Shoppe a popular destintation for the reader. Gather the family, discover local treasures and kick off your holiday shopping with us! 100% of proceeds go towards 'Out of the Cold – St. Lukes' corner of Carlton and Sherborne St.

NEW! Traditional Chinese Knot Bracelet and Keychain Workshop

Beginner-friendly hands-on workshop in 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.

Toronto Late Night Singles Comedy Revue – Ages 35 & Under

Looking for a fun Saturday night out? Join us at Comedy Bar on Danforth for an evening of laughs and new connections, exclusively for singles aged 35 and under! Here's how the night unfolds: 10:00 PM – Singles Mixer: Arrive, grab a drink, and mingle with other single guests in a relaxed, social atmosphere. 11:00 PM – Live Comedy Show: Take your seat and enjoy a night of professional stand-up comedy with some of the best comedians around. After the Show: Keep the conversations going, meet people you connected with, and see where the night takes you! Whether you're hoping to meet someone special or simply looking for a fun night out with other young singles, this is the perfect mix of comedy, conversation, and possible romance.

Etobicoke School of the Arts Holiday Market & Craft Fair

Welcome to the Etobicoke School of the Arts Holiday Market & Craft Fair ! Join us Saturday, November 21st for a festive day of shopping, supporting local artisans and the talented students at the Etobicoke School of the Arts (ESA). Browse through a variety of unique crafts, handmade goods, and one-of-a-kind gifts perfect for the holiday season. Whether you're looking for decorations, gifts, or treats, you'll find it all here. Don't miss out on this special event at the Etobicoke School of the Arts ! $2 Admission

Holiday Market Sip ‘n’ Shop at the Kimpton Saint George

Celebrate the holidays at Kimpton Saint George’s Holiday Market Sip ‘n’ Shop on Saturday, November 21! Enjoy a glass of wine from Three Dog Winery, complimentary tea from DAVIDsTEA, light bites, and live music while shopping luxe, local Toronto brands! Get ahead of your holiday shopping and find the perfect gift in a festive, pet-friendly environment. Plus, get into the howl-iday spirit with Santa Paws, a special photo-op with Santa Claus from 2 pm – 4 pm for you and your furry friend. The event is free, making it an ideal way to kick off your holiday shopping and spend time with friends—furry ones included! Guests are encouraged to bring an item from Red Door Family Shelter’s Gifts in Kind list to support local families in need.

Holiday Artisan Market 2026 @ Riverdale Hub

Skip the ordinary and make your holiday shopping a special event! ✨🎄 Join us at the Riverdale Hub Holiday Artisan Market on Saturday, November 21st, where the Hub will be filled with unique handmade goods from local makers. Bring your friends and family, discover thoughtful gifts, and support small creative businesses while enjoying a festive, relaxed afternoon together. 🛍️ 📅 Date: Saturday, November 21st, 2026 ⏰ Time: 11:30AM – 4:30PM 📍 Location: 1326 Gerrard St E, Toronto 📢 The vendor application is now OPEN! Click here to register or contact us directly at arts@riverdalehub.ca 📩 Create a beautiful, fragrant, and long-lasting evergreen wreath at Riverdale Hub’s Holiday Wreath Making Workshop! Learn how to craft a premium wreath from scratch, starting with a fresh greenery base, then personalize it with your own decorations to match your style. Bring your own ribbons, pinecones, baubles, dried fruit, ornaments, or any special touches to make your wreath truly unique. Enjoy a festive afternoon of creativity and leave with a handmade wreath to display throughout the holiday season. Workshop Details: Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 1–4 PM at Riverdale Hub. Tickets are $125 per person. Please register by November 18th. A minimum of 10 participants is required for the workshop to proceed, and spaces are limited. Wire cutters and pruners are welcome, but tools will also be shared.

Greek Seafood with Peter Minaki

Greek cooking has always been shaped by the sea: fish tavernas on every harbour, a meze table built around octopus, squid and roe, and the best fish cooked whole and cracked open at the table. In this class, Peter Minaki, the Greek-Canadian food blogger and author of the Everything Mediterranean Cookbook, shares his tips and tricks for some of his favourite Greek seafood dishes. Four classics, in the spirit of the Mediterranean table. —– The Best Taramosalata with Warm Pita Bread Taramosalata starts with tarama, the salted, cured roe of the carp (or cod, or grey mullet), whipped with lemon and olive oil into a silky spread. A tavern fixture since Byzantine times and a Clean Monday tradition, Peter's is made with carp roe and served with warm pita. Tender Octopus, Slowly Braised and Broiled, with Santorini Fava Purée Greek fishermen once tenderized octopus with muscle and sun. Peter's route suits a home kitchen: a slow braise until tender, then a turn under the broiler until just crisp. It sits on a velvety purée of Santorini fava, made not from fava beans but from a legume grown in the island's volcanic soil since antiquity. Fried Calamari with a Squeeze of Lemon A favourite Greek meze, served in every fish tavern (psarotaverna) with a squeeze of lemon. The secret is speed: squid needs only a couple of minutes in hot oil before it turns rubbery. Whole European Sea Bass (Branzino) Roasted in a Salt Crust The showstopper. A whole branzino is packed in coarse salt and roasted, and the crust seals in moisture and steams the fish in its own juices. The method is ancient, with a version in the writings of Archestratus in the 4th century BCE. A light meal of samples of all the dishes demonstrated, along with refreshments, is served during the class. —– BOOK NOW! – $79 + HST – https://thedepanneur.ca/products/cooking-class-greek-seafood-with-peter-minaki —– Peter Minaki is a proud Greek Canadian and the creator of the popular Kalofagas (the Greek word for "gourmet.") Greek Food blog. Peter started the blog because he wanted to introduce the world to the delicious depths of Greek cuisine. Known for adding twists to his recipes, Peter balances his posts between traditional, modernized and his own unique recipes. Gathering inspiration from his yearly trips to Greece, Peter endlessly promotes the diversity of Greek cuisine. Living in Toronto and having a curious spirit, he refers to himself as "a tourist in his own town." He welcomes every opportunity to try new foods and different cuisines. @kalofagas | kalofagas.ca —– The Depanneur is where Interesting Food Things happen. For more than a decade The Dep has been showcasing Toronto's remarkable culinary diversity by hosting unique food events. @thedepanneur

Afternoon Tea

Come together for a memorable afternoon tea with 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.

Go-Between Girl: Author Andrea Gunraj

Meet Andrea Gunraj , acclaimed essayist and author of Go-between Girl: My Indentured Roots as Reclaimed Present , The Lost Sister and The Sudden Disappearance of Seetha. Based out of Toronto, Gunraj writes about underseen stories and connections. She will discuss her latest work, Go-Between Girl, through storytelling and personal reflection, exploring themes of family, migration, belonging, and the complex intersections of Caribbean, Indian, and Canadian identities. Gunraj will be in conversation with Victoria Kuketz , a public policy leader and journalist (IG @victoriakuketz). The discussion will be followed by an audience Q&A and book signing. Presented by the Caribbean Canadian Indian Cultural Collective (CCICC) and Indo Caribbean Educators Network (ICEN) , this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with one of the most compelling voices in contemporary Indo-Caribbean literature. Attendees will gain insight into Gunraj's personal journey as a professional civic leader and Indo-Caribbean woman, and how historical and cultural experiences have shaped Indo-Caribbean people. Discover the power of storytelling as memory, community building, and cross-cultural understanding. Whether you are familiar with Andrea's work or discovering it for the first time, this event promises an inspiring and thought-provoking evening celebrating literature, heritage, and the diverse narratives that enrich Canada's multicultural landscape. Free program. Please register. Doors open at 12:45 pm. At 1:00 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.

Ontario Sims Meetup 2026

Overview Sul Sul Toronto! Join us on November 21st for the first ever Ontario Sims Meetup! Meet fellow Simmers, make friends, and enjoy giveaways! Ontario Sims Meetup 2026 Sul Sul, Toronto! Get ready for an afternoon of fun and all things Sims! We're bringing the Ontario Sims community together in person for a special meetup filled with games, activities, giveaways, and opportunities to connect with fellow Simmers! Event Details Date: Saturday, November 21, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Location: WVRST King West, Upstairs, 609 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1M5 Activities Human Bingo Icebreaker: Get to know your fellow Simmers through a fun, interactive bingo game! Sims Trivia: Put your Sims knowledge to the test and see how much you really know about the franchise! Plumbob Headband Making: Bring your own Plumbob headband or get creative and make one at our Plumbob headband-making station! Sims Bingo: Enjoy a Sims-themed twist on the classic bingo game! Board Games: Relax, play games, and hang out with other members of the community! Giveaways: Get a chance to win some exciting Sims-themed prizes and goodies throughout the event! What to Expect Whether you've been playing The Sims for years or are new to the franchise, everyone is welcome! Come meet fellow Simmers, make new friendships, participate in fun activities, enter exciting giveaways, and celebrate our shared love for The Sims. Don't forget to bring your Plumbob headband if you have one! If not, that's totally okay! You can make your very own at the meetup! We can't wait to bring our community together beyond the screen! This event is FREE to attend! Food and beverages will be available for purchase at each attendee's own expense. Dag Dag! See you in Toronto!

Pickling Party

At this hands-on workshop you will be walked through the process of pickling as our facilitator shares stories about the cultural connections between pickling and Palestinian dishes. This technique is essential for boosting flavour, preserving food,and reducing food waste. This event is child friendly! Ages 6+ This experience coincides with traditional harvest times and seasonal cycles. This workshop is part of Roots, Stories and Feasts, a project celebrating Palestinian culinary heritage, and preserving tradition through intergenerational learning. Join us for a series of knowledge shares through community cooking workshops! This project is generously funded by the City of Mississauga’s Small Projects Grant. Spaces are limited — reserve your spot to be part of this workshop rooted in knowledge sharing, and strengthening connections to cultural practices.

Whisky Social 2026

Looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon? Whisky Social 2026 is bringing an easygoing celebration of whisky, spirits, food and music to the Small Arms Inspection Building on Saturday November 21. With more than 100 whiskies from around the world to discover, delicious street food, live Celtic music and plenty of room to wander, sip and socialize, this is an afternoon made for curious food and drink lovers. You don't need to be a whisky expert to join in. Whether you're just starting to explore or already have a favourite dram, there's something new to discover.

Curious Minds // The Odyssey

Join Homeric studies expert Jonathan Burgess for an in-depth exploration of Homer’s The Odyssey , recently reimagined by Hollywood as one of the year’s biggest box office successes. Burgess’s talk will first explain the origins of the Homeric epics, with attention to other Greek epics that covered the Trojan War and the returns of the heroes. He will describe and discuss The Odyssey 's main characters, major themes, and sections, with special attention to Odysseus' narration of wanderings on his way home, accompanied by ancient and modern artwork of Odysseus' tale. A final section will compare and contrast Homer's work with Christopher Nolan's film, with attention to other modern retellings in various genres. About Jonathan Burgess Jonathan Burgess has a BA in American Studies, an MA in Classics (University of Kentucky) and a Phd in Classics (University of Toronto). He is a recently retired (Professor Emeritus) in the Classics Department at the University of Toronto. His specialty is Homeric studies, on which he has published many articles and four books; the most recent one is The Travels of Odysseus (2025). TICKETS (+HST) General: $23 Members: $20, $17.50, FREE

SCOTIABANK ARENA SERIES | Toronto Marlies vs. Chicago Wolves

Curator's Corner

Join the Gallery’s curator Anik Glaude for an informal walkthrough exploring artworks from the Varley’s permanent collection and the artists, ideas, and histories behind them.

Old Friends: The Songs Of Simon & Garfunkel (moved from Lyric Theatre)

Santa Paws at Kimpton Saint George’s Holiday Market Sip ‘n’ Shop

Get into the howl-iday spirit at Kimpton Saint George with Santa Paws! Bring your furry friend for a special photo-op with Santa Claus from 2 pm – 4 pm, while enjoying a glass of Wine from Three Dog Winery, festive flavoured teas from DAVIDsTEA, light bites, and live music. Shop holiday gifts from Toronto’s luxe, local vendors, with something for everyone—furry ones included! Kimpton Saint George also invites guests to spread the holiday cheer by donating an item from Red Door Family Shelter’s wishlist during the event. All people and pets are welcome!

Holiday Bottled Cocktail Workshop (Nov 21)

THIS WORKSHOP WILL HAVE ADDED SEASONAL SYRUPS, PUMPKIN SPICE, VANILLA, CINNAMON, AND MORE! If you’re looking for the perfect DIY date night, have we got something special for you. This event begins with an introduction to the process of bottled cocktails. You’ll learn the practical skills involved in a building a balanced and shelf stable recipe, choose from more than 50 possible combinations of spirits, bitters, liqueurs, and more! Each guest will take home their own 12 oz wax sealed bottled cocktail! Past & other upcoming events include Griffindrinks Cocktail Workshop ! – Wizard Themed Event The Drink Masters – Specialty techniques and presentation Movies Music & Mojitos! – Recipes from famous media Bubbles & Botanicals – Sparkling champagne cocktails & spirits with infusions Banned & Prohibited – Recipes featuring ingredients that were once illegal! The Prohibition Workshop – Exploring Famous cocktails from the 1920-30's in North America Polynesian Potions – The most incredible Tiki infusions and history of tropical cocktails and many more! visit www.barebonesbartending.com and sign up today! Cheers!

Shostakovich, Symphony No. 10

"Evening of Kirtan" at The Yoga Lounge

You are warmly invited to join us for an evening of interactive musical mantra meditation (kirtan). Kirtan is a call-and-response form of meditation, utilizing ancient eastern mantras, traditional instruments and our very own voices. This event will take place at The Yoga Lounge, located in downtown, and will present an opportunity to explore your sacred heart space through the power of music and mantras. The practice of kirtan can tap into deep states of consciousness but can also invoke exciting feelings of joy and energy. Presenting this special workshop will be members of the Kirtan Culture Initiative who have been sharing kirtan in various capacities throughout Toronto for close to 20 years. We hope to see you there!

Mississauga Santa Claus Parade 2026, presented by TD

The Santa Claus Parade travels through downtown Mississauga at 6:00 p.m. Enjoy glowing floats, festive walking groups, and marching bands playing all the holiday classics as they make their way through City Centre. As Santa’s sleigh passes through Celebration Square, he will light the Christmas tree, officially marking the start of the holiday season! From cherished family traditions to festive celebrations from around the world, this year's parade theme, Sauga's Home for the Holidays!, celebrates the many ways our community comes together during the holiday season. Arrive early to secure a viewing spot and enjoy free activities at Celebration Square starting at 4:00 p.m.: DJ Skate Party at the Celebration Square outdoor ice rink (weather permitting; skate rentals are available) Food trucks serving festive treats Photos with Santa & Friends (Santa will dash off at 6:00 p.m. to join the parade, but Gingerbread Man and Frosty will step in to keep the photo fun going until 8:00 p.m.) Parade route and road closures Road closures and parking restrictions are in effect as of 12:00 p.m. along the parade route. Roads will reopen once the parade has passed through the area. Expect congestion and delays in the downtown. MiWay service updates and detours will also be in effect due to the parade. Please plan your travel accordingly. Download road closures map . Volunteers needed Santa needs helpers – and so does the parade. Volunteer opportunities available, click here to sign up. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old to participate. Sponsor the Parade Due to overwhelming response, the application for walking groups and floats is now closed. Sponsorship opportunities remain available for organizations interested in supporting in the parade. Please reach out to santaclausparade@mississauga.ca .

The Mad Dog of Europe

In 1932, Herman J. Mankiewicz—who would become famous 10 years later for writing the screenplay of Citizen Kane—wrote The Mad Dog of Europe , an anti-Nazi film project depicting the implosion of a German-Jewish family at the dawn of Hitler’s rise to power. This visionary script was ultimately buried by Hollywood studios, caught between diplomatic pressure and economic interests, and was never produced. Its story resonates powerfully with the increasingly dangerous ideological fractures of our own time. TICKETS (+HST) General: $15

St. Andrew’s Charity Ball

The St. Andrew’s Charity Ball is an annual celebration of Scottish-Canadian culture. Attendees have been enjoying this elegant evening of music, dance and cuisine for well over 100 years. The 2026 Ball will take place on Saturday, November 21 at the Fairmont Royal York.

Stuntman Down w/ Mixed Signal, Kippers & Dust Guide

2026 Grand Slam: The Inspirational Speaking Finals

Speaker Slam® presents the 2026 Grand Slam: The Inspirational Speaking Finals. The top speakers from this season's competitions return to the CBC Glenn Gould Studio for one night, each delivering a brand new five-minute speech on the 2026 theme, Catalyst. Eight judges from media, business and publishing name the Inspirational Speaker of the Year, with a prize package worth up to $50,000 on the line. Now in its tenth year, Speaker Slam® is North America's largest inspirational speaking competition. This event sells out every year. Livestream tickets are available for those who cannot attend in person. One speech can change your life.

5th Annual Cocktail Spelling Bee!

You’ll learn to make 3 full size cocktails and compete in a mini spelling bee, complete with scorecards and prizes for winners and runner ups. We’ll start with some REALLY easy ones and work our way up as the cocktails provide confidence. *THIS IS AN ANNUAL EVENT, THE WINNER RECEIVES THE HIGHLY COVETED TROPHY AND BRAGGING RIGHTS FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR. Limited tickets! You don’t want to miss this one! With more than a dozen themes to choose from like our famous Cocktail Gameshow! our workshops are the perfect date night or group outing. upcoming classes and tickets can be found at www.barebonesbartending.com Past & Upcoming events include Griffindrinks Cocktail Workshop ! – Wizard Themed Event The Drink Masters – Specialty techniques and presentation Movies Music & Mojitos! – Recipes from famous media Bubbles & Botanicals – Sparkling champagne cocktails & spirits with infusions Banned & Prohibited – Recipes featuring ingredients that were once illegal! The Prohibition Workshop – Exploring Famous cocktails from the 1920-30's in North America Polynesian Potions – The most incredible Tiki infusions and history of tropical cocktails and many more! visit www.barebonesbartending.com and sign up today! Cheers!

John’s Cottage w/ Afterrain & Always Found

Kubasonics Charity Concert

Come see Kubasonics perform at the Rivoli in partnership with Help us Help to support children in Ukraine! Kubasonics are arguably Newfoundland's finest Ukrainian band. This award-winning group combines top-flight musicianship spiced with quirky humour, a dizzying array of exotic traditional instruments, and an eclectic high-energy stage show. Their unique brand of mile-a-minute speed-folk is balanced with haunting ancient melodies and heart-warming stories that offer a window into a unique and vibrant culture. From large concert stages to intimate workshop settings, they never fail to capture an audience. And with splashes of traditional Newfoundland tunes as an important part of their hybrid musical mix, a Kubasonics show is an experience not soon to be forgotten. Please note that this is a 19+ event, as required by the venue. Tickets will also be available at the door for $40, payable by credit, debit, or cash.

Led by Zeppelin, The Mixtape Society

Protest the Hero

The Watchmen

Tommy Fleece

Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Columbus Blue Jackets

O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy

Old Friends: The Songs Of Simon & Garfunkel (moved to Studio Theatre)

Resonance: A Classical Concert – Leon Lorenz ft. Sinfonia Toronto

Celebrating 75 Years of Germany–Canada Diplomatic Relations! Join us for a special gala concert celebrating the enduring friendship and diplomatic relations between Germany and Canada through the universal language of music. Resonance: J. S. Bach’s Violin Concerto, Xenakis’ Rebonds, and Corigliano’s The Conjurer, featuring Leon Lorenz with Sinfonia Toronto and Maestro Nurhan Arman, followed by an encore of the Recycling Concerto cadenza and Marjan Mozetich’s Songline to Heaven & Dances to Earth. The concert brings together music, creativity, and sustainability in a distinctive concert experience. The performance invites audiences to reflect on the connections between people, cultures, and our shared responsibility for the world we inhabit. Presented as a celebration of Germany–Canada relations, this gala event honours the longstanding ties between the two countries while looking toward a future shaped by cultural exchange, innovation, and sustainable thinking. Come celebrate an evening of music, connection, and international friendship — and experience a concerto that transforms the idea of recycling into a powerful artistic statement. We warmly invite you to join us for this memorable gala concert. *Registration required*

A Night at the Opera

A Night at the Opera will celebrate the drama, passion, and beauty of the operatic stage under the direction of renowned conductor David Fallis. Young Canadian tenor Benjamin Done will join the GTPO for an evening featuring some of opera's most beloved arias and orchestral works. Highlights will include selections from Mozart's The Magic Flute , including the sparkling overture and memorable arias, alongside evocative orchestral music from Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande , and Massenet's Thaïs . The program will culminate in beloved excerpts from Verdi's La Traviata and Rigoletto , offering audiences a captivating journey through the rich emotional landscapes of the operatic repertoire.

Ele Yan: MOMENT 2026 World Tour Toronto

Ele Yan is a highly influential singer-songwriter of a new generation in the Chinese music industry, with more than 10 billion streams across major music platforms. His hit singles include “Good Night,” “Hobby,” “The Last Fireworks of Summer Night,” “Some,” “My Love,” and “What You Want.” He has released multiple solo albums, including Insomnia Syndrome, Emotional Accident, No Such Person, and This Is a Love Song Album. His solo concert tour, the “MOMENT” World Tour, has already completed 35 shows across 22 cities in mainland China. This October and November, Ele Yan will bring the tour overseas for a month-long, seven-city international run, marking a new chapter for the tour and connecting with audiences around the world. The upcoming overseas dates will take him to Melbourne, Sydney, London, Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, and Vancouver. This is an all-ages event. https://greatcanadian.com/event/ele-yan/

Victoria Monét: Frequency Of Love Tour

BLUE SILVER

AEREA (live) @ VENUE TBA

Animal Instinx: HECTOR ROMERO [NYC]

Sat Nov 21: HECTOR ROMERO [NYC] TAKiN | Paolo | Melanie Sutherland | 3ROC | Latex Barbie Advance Tickets: Early Wiggler: $25 The Wiggler: $30 THE WILD IS CALLING. ARE YOU READY TO UNLEASH IT? Get ready to go WILD as Animal Instix returns for its 4th annual takeover! It's time to shed your inhibitions, embrace your animal instincts, and let your inner beast run free on the dance floor. ANIMAL PRINTS. WILD COSTUMES. UNTAMED ENERGY. Pull out your leopard spots, tiger stripes, furry fits, wild accessories, and your most outrageous animal-inspired looks. Whether you're a fierce feline, a sneaky snake, a wild wolf, or an entirely new species, this is your chance to get creative and unleash your wild side. Expect wild beats, untamed energy, and a dance floor full of creatures of the night. No cages. No inhibitions. LET YOUR INNER ANIMAL OUT TO PLAY. Advance Tickets: Early Wiggler: $25 The Wiggler: $30 Performances: 10-11:30 Latex Barbie 11:30-12:30 TAKiN 12:30-3 HECTOR ROMERO 3-close 3ROC b2b Paolo + Melanie Sutherland #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: 1lvl1 Entertainment; Wiggly Events; 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

Distant Matter

VOLKODER

Yoi Toki – A Future Funk/Vaporwave Party feat. Saint Pepsi

F1 Watch Party

🏎️🏁 F1 IS ON AT GIBBONS!Catch every overtake, pit stop and last-lap battle larger than life on our massive 20ft screen with full sound. No tiny TVs. No missing the action.Grab your crew, order some food and drinks, and settle in for the race with drinks, great food and the full race-day atmosphere.

Weekend Workshop | Dynamic Landscapes: Winter Scenes and Snow

Hands-on workshop for oil and acrylic painters on painting snow-covered landscapes, with step-by-step guidance and critiques. Suitable for beginner and seasoned painters; demonstrations in oil.

CHOCOLA-TO

Get ready for a delicious day at the Small Arms Inspection Building (SAIB)! Join us for our 2nd year on Sunday November 22, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. for a wonderous celebration of all things chocolate. Whether you’re a chocoholic or just choco-curious, this event is perfect for tasting, exploring, and enjoying the best chocolate Toronto has to offer. Don’t miss out on the fun, flavours, and unique shopping finds! Our story begins with a passion and a love for chocolate that has spanned many years of learning, growing and introducing Canada to the best there is - authentic quality products that includes family businesses and small producers from close to home, and all over our chocolate globe. Come and experience an international map of chocolatiers and chocolate-related products while having fun tasting, with the opportunity to discover, as well as choose festive gifts and unique items only on sale today. This year we plan on making a better than ever experience at CHOCOLATO! First 20 ticket purchasers in line receive a welcome chocolate gift! This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.

Art Café

🎨 It's an art cafe with professional art materials Spend some time with a curated menu of colourful products. Join us on Sunday the 22nd for a relaxing, self-directed art session. A limited amount of spaces will be available. You may bring your own sketchbook, papers, tools and dry media, or use what is provided. Feel free to bring reference materials and inspo! Some still life material will be set out for everyone to enjoy. Menu ✼ Oil pastels ✼ Watercolour pencils ✼ Brush Pens ✼ More speicalty items will be announced before the event date – stay tuned! ✼ Overview: ✼ Experiment with professional art materials ✼ Meet other creatives ✼ Relax and feel inspired!

Jamaican Patties & Coconut Drops by Avery Billy

The Jamaican Patty, a colonial-era Caribbean take on the English Cornish pasty, has evolved from a regional speciality to a snack popular around the world. With their flaky, golden, turmeric-tinted pastry and spicy, savoury beef filling with hints of thyme and scotch bonnet pepper they have become an indelible and beloved fixture of Toronto food landscape. But this wasn't always the case – in the 1980's the Canadian government got into a tangle with Toronto's Jamaican community in what became known as the "Patty Wars" — see the great CBC mini doc Patty vs. Patty for the whole story. While your patties are baking, you'll learn how to make Coconut Drops (sometimes called simply "drops"), a popular traditional Jamaican confection made from diced fresh coconut, ginger, and brown sugar, known for their sweet, chewy texture and the distinctive heat of fresh ginger. In this fun, hands-on class Chef Avery Billy will walk you through all the steps to make both these tropical treats, from making the dough and fillings, to shaping and baking the pies. Participants will learn a bit of history of these dishes, tips on sourcing ingredients, snack on freshly baked treats in class, and get to take home samples of both dishes. (Vegetarian filling available on request). BOOK NOW! – $79+HST – https://thedepanneur.ca/products/cooking-class-jamaican-patties-by-avery-billy-1_nov22 —– Chef Avery Billy is a driven professional cook with a passion for crafting unforgettable dining experiences. Drawing inspiration from his Caribbean heritage and international cuisines. Full of energy, he creates dishes from his heart that tell a flavorful story of his roots. @gb_hospitality_toronto

Buffet at LIVE Restaurant for MSO

Located on the ground floor of the Living Arts Centre, adjacent to the elevators, LIVE Restaurant offers dinners with fine taste and fine art. LIVE Restaurant pre theatre dinner voucher includes: Pre theatre Buffet Dinner voucher for $58.40 per person includes 15% gratuity and applicable taxes. Please note, this pre-paid reservation includes gratuities, taxes, and coffee and tea only, additional drinks will be charged at time of reservation. If friends or family have purchased reservations outside of your transaction, and you want to be seated together, please call the restaurant to reserve seats and tables together at 905-615-3200, extension 6116.

Come Play Werewolf @ the Well

Friday, November 6, 2026 1300 – 1700The Well 486 Front Street West Toronto, ON M5V 0V2 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1999186630027?aff=oddtdtcreator REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join Werewolf Toronto for the social deduction game Werewolf. Whether you're a seasoned player or a newbie, this event is perfect for anyone looking to be social while sharpening their strategic thinking skills or intuition. This particular session is free, but please purchase a food or drink item to support the venue!. Kindness, respect, and safety for all. Find out more at: www.sites.google.com/view/wwto

The Art of the Mediterranean

Featuring Daniel Bolshoy in Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez alongside Debussy’s evocative La Mer . Meet the Maestro Explore the rich history behind the music of each Masterworks concert with Maestro Denis Mastromonaco and special guests - a fascinating pre-concert addition to your MSO experience. Meet the Maestro in the Screening Room, at Living Arts Centre, at 6:45 p.m. LIVE Restaurant Buffet Lunch Enjoy a buffet lunch before the show inside LIVE Restaurant , steps away from the theatre. View the menu Reservations recommended, walk-ins accepted: Call 905-615-3200 ext. 6116 Email live.restaurant@mississauga.ca Purchase as a show add-on during your T icketmaster.ca transaction This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.

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.

$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.

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.

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.

Winter Programs Registration

Registration for Winter Recreation Programs opens at 7 a.m. Visit RichmondHill.ca/RecPrograms.

The Business Behind the Art: Operations That Buy You Time

This session covers practical systems for pricing, budgeting, contracts, deposits, and managing client projects from inquiry to delivery.

Holiday Monogrammed Cards & Gift Tags with Liana

Join Liana of Creativeli Designs for a holiday-themed workshop. Learn to design personalized watercolor monograms surrounded by festive blooms and accented with shimmering gold touches. No prior experience needed.

Afternoon Tea

Come together for a memorable afternoon tea with entertainment, history and the gardens of Amos Wright Park. Enjoy dainty sandwiches, scones with special heritage cream and preserves, and sweet treats. Reservations required.

Weekend Workshop | Brush Calligraphy: Intermediate

For those who completed a beginner brush pen calligraphy program. Practice uppercase letters, combine with lowercase, and experiment with style variations and flourishes. Take-home worksheets included.