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Toronto’s largest theatre festival is about to take over the city, a musical combo worth hitting Craigslist for is on our radar, and one of the most respected beer writers in the country is in town. Yup, just your average Wednesday

We're sending you to a swank club/bar/pool/daytime drinking hole for a pre-Canada Day party, giving a reason to hit the Harbourfront, and suggesting a seaside show with light hors d’oeuvres menu, cocktails, and live DJ on the last day of June

It's hump day, which means it's time to celebrate the mid-week (any excuse to play hard, right?) with a One Night Stand (read into this before getting too worked up), a night of disco and divas, as well as music, food and a movie under the stars

Tuesday's a great day for food, but if you think that's the only thing on the menu, you're sadly mistaken. You'll also find 16 painters creating mini-masterpieces in under 20 minutes and one of the most iconic bands of your adolescence on tap on this last Tuesday of June

There's nothing like capping off a notable weekend filled with events and nightlife than by repeating the same process all over again once Monday evening rolls around. Here's what you can add to your social calendar if that's what you're after

What's happening on Hump Day? How about the best possible way to enjoy after-work cocktails, a pop-up dinner that features a master chef for almost every course, and an open-air cinematic screening perfect for summer evenings

One of the city's hottest food events of the city takes place next to the iconic Honest Ed's tonight, while you'll also find meat, beer, live music and a film/concert mashup on tap elsewhere around the city. Yup, sounds like a Tuesday

A band with a singular vocal presence, 30,000 free books, and a five-course street-style prix fixe are three of the best decisions you can make in Toronto today...

You can live the full 360-degree young professional lifestyle tonight as you learn how female leaders have worked through challenges to move forward in their respective industries, support Earth Day Canada's year-round programs, and drool over shirtless firefighters for a good cause. Separately, of course