- #Fyi queen a night at the opera for free#
- #Fyi queen a night at the opera full#
- #Fyi queen a night at the opera Offline#
- #Fyi queen a night at the opera plus#
Show up after midnight, and you have to pay $5, probably to some guy who describes his personal style as "Neukölln." Yeah, at Smiling Buddha. Ladd are on the decks DJ-ing vinyl only at this kraut rock, experimental pop, and psych dance party. Friday, March 28, 5:30pm, 918 Bathurst Centre (918 Bathurst Street).ĭark Universe DJs Jay Holy, Nyles Miszczyk & J.M. The winners will receive their awards and speak. Speaking of, the party will also honour the 2014 recipients of the Jane Jacobs Prize live. Transportation is also free! Like, if you bike there.
#Fyi queen a night at the opera for free#
Spacing spring 2014 release party and Jane Jacobs Prize ceremony Spacing's all bike-talk this month, and you can attend the launch party for free on Friday. Thursday, March 27, 7pm, Carlton Cinema (20 Carlton Street).
#Fyi queen a night at the opera full#
Click that link for a full program of the shorts they'll be screening, too. March 26, 9:15pm, The Steady Cafe & Bar (1051 Bloor St W).įeedback Film Festival Warning for eager film fans: not absolutely free, The Feedback Film Fest is a PWYC event: you can pay what you like for seats online here. The "Kathy Bates of Toronto Comedy," Catherine McCormick, hosts, the food is hot, the drinks are quick, and there's some kind of lottery going on. Queer As Fuck It's another PWYC (so not free, but come on, you have a polar bear or two kicking around in your purse) LGBTQ comedy night again at the Steady. Wednesday, March 26, 8pm, The Press Club (850 Dundas Street West). Jeremy Hanson-Finger, Liz Lochhead (Scotland), Guillaume Morissette, and Stuart Ross are reading. Pivot Pivot, our lit pick of the week whether you're broke or not, is PWYC/suggested $5, but if you don't have the full five bucks don't worry, just be sure to donate what you can to these talented up and coming writers. Wednesday, March 26, 6:30pm, Carlton Cinema (20 Carlton Street). Royal films are all ticketed, but! March 26's program of Canadian shorts is free, free, free! It also includes a Q+A with the filmmakers. Wednesday, March 26, 9pm, Beaver Cafe (1192 Queen Street West).Ĭinefranco The film fests just never end in Toronto, and this weekend Cinéfranco, English Canada's largest showcase of international Francophone cinema, begins at The Royal. Bonus: this is our Tinder date pick of the week.
#Fyi queen a night at the opera plus#
There's no cover plus plenty of drink specials and prizes to be had at PRB (last Wednesday of every month, so mark it down), and proceeds from bingo cards go to charity.
Punk Rock Bingo Punk on the stereo all night, cheap alcohol, and drag queen Jenna Syde guarantee the total domination of bingo by fun. Tuesday, March 25, 9pm, Holy Oak Café (1241 Bloor Street West). Catch him on this three-band-bill at cozy Holy Oak (just remember to toss whatever you can in the donation jar when it comes around). LUKA & Thom Gill & Tradition Thom Gill's voice is one of Toronto's best. Monday, March 24 - April 26, Urbanspace Gallery (401 Richmond Street West).
Read our interview with Javanrouh from 2013 here.
#Fyi queen a night at the opera Offline#
The Daily Dose of Imagery, Sam Javanrouh's photography website with a ten year run and fans worldwide, will take his work offline this Monday at an exhibit presented by Spacing Magazine. The only Toronto tie-in to that would be that it's pretty expensive to fly from Toronto to Ireland to see this baby in person.įor the rest of you, here are the week's cheap date (or anti-date) nights in Toronto.Ī Decade's Dose of Imagery by Sam Javanrouh Here's a special gallery show to drop in to. If you're house-bound with a sinus infection (Wait! I'm not psychic or spying on you) check out the Book of Kells, which I (also sick) recently discovered is all online at hi-res for free. But since a little constructive criticism never hurt anyone, you could still use some work on the weather front, FYI. Free events in Toronto this week will allow you to pop by a circus freakshow, a bingo event featuring a drag star, a live concert in a library, and a short film fest - not bad, Toronto, not bad.
0 kommentar(er)
