The Forge FC home opener, Bulldogs playoffs, Dundas art auction, queens of Coronation Street and so much more await you this ...

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We know, you’re already thinking about the weekend despite just enjoying the Eid Al Fitr break. You’ll be pleased to know this weekend’s diary is looking varied (in the best way possible), lively and ...

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Disney on Ice, Shen Yun, and the Great American RV Show are back in Colorado, Red Rocks hosts two concerts, and the Nuggets, Avs and Rapids are in action.

A Dodgers in Tokyo watch party, St. Patrick’s Day shenanigans, Labyrinth at Cerritos Center, Mumford & Sons at the Palladium and more.

This “traveling oddities festival” bills itself as “a peculiar paradise where weird thrives” and features artists, vendors, performers and other people who do interesting things.

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To view the full listings or find out even more things happening in Toronto this week, be sure to visit our events page. Here's our round up of things to do in Toronto this week.

You’re going to need to clear your schedule as you won’t want to miss any of the things we have in store for you this week. From blissful (and redeemable) pool days to iconic DJ sets on the beach, the ...

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Considered Fort Myers' main downtown area, the River District is filled with things to do, see and eat. Take a stroll through the brick-paved streets to admire the early 1900s buildings ...