Wondering what to do in Toronto this week? Check out our Best Bets list below for some of the top events in theatre, comedy, art and film happening across the city.
International Women’s Day Events
As International Women’s Day approaches on March 8, we’ve curated a list of inspiring and entertaining events that celebrate talented women in our city. From music festivals to comedy shows to a yoga fundraiser, check out our list of 10 Toronto events to celebrate IWD. More info.
When: Various dates
Where: Various locations
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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival
Toronto’s longest-running comedy festival returns! Back for its 20th year, don’t miss this epic showcase of 50+ high-energy sketch comedy, musical comedy, clown, and drag performances. Featured headliners include Priyanka, TallBoyz, Julie Nolke, Naomi Snieckus and more. More info.
When: March 5-16
Where: The Theatre Centre and Comedy Bar Bloor
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The Pool
Choreographer and poet Aisha Sasha John leads this group dance performance about the power, patterns, and poetry of being together, exploring themes of community, freedom, and togetherness. More info.
When: March 6-8
Where: Winchester Street Theatre
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Being Scene
The annual Being Scene Juried Exhibition showcases 30+ works of art by Workman Arts members and individuals who have accessed the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) services, celebrating the community’s creativity and diversity. More info.
When: March 7-April 17
Where: 32 Lisgar Street
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Twilight Fangirl Picture Show
Relive your favourite vampire romance at the Twilight Fangirl Picture Show this weekend! Put on your favourite costume (or body glitter!) and enjoy a cinematic experience with a theatre full of Twihards. Hosts Carley Thorne and Ben Sosa-Wright will kick off the show and keep the energy flowing all night. More info.
When: March 8
Where: Hot Docs Cinema
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Carried by the River
This original play by Diana Tso follows Kai, a young Asian woman raised in Canada who discovers a life-altering truth when her mother passes away, and embarks on a transformative journey to China. Intertwining myth, memory, and identity, this story of motherhood and the resilience of women is a timely watch for International Women’s Day. More info.
When: March 8-23
Where: Tarragon Theatre
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Lumière: The Art of Light
This free outdoor light exhibit will illuminate Toronto’s waterfront starting this week! Explore vibrant, mesmerizing light-based art installations from 14 Ontario-based artists, bringing the theme “Neon Dreams: Light and Colour” to life. More info.
When: March 10-April 4
Where: Trillium Park at Ontario Place
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