Only in Toronto
A round-six domino tournament held at United Boxing Club is an unusually specific collision of tabletop competition and fight-gym setting.
Browse and show off vintage tech hardware at this Queen West show-and-tell.
Learn to bead on teabags in a hands-on workshop led by artist-designer Catherine Blackburn, exploring identity, language and story through her Aboriginal Classics series.
Open Ended is a group storytelling night built around the specific premise of sharing stories from a group chat.
A 19+ Heated Rivalry dance party at Sneaky Dee’s is an unusually specific fandom night, with $6 drinks before 11:30pm.
Faux Real bring matching costumes, synchronised dance routines and crowd-splitting high-kicks to an art-pop performance described as “Iggy Pop meets Eurodance boyband.”
Join Toronto’s 2600 Meeting for pizza, hacker discussions and hardware demos, with a focus on free and open software and hardware.
Visit Toronto’s first “Fourth Space,” where PLUTO OPEN HOUSE: MORE HUMAN explores genuine human connection, shared experiences, creativity and community amid a world shaped by automation and AI.