r/Torontoevents • u/nervousTO • 12d ago
Hey all, hope you've had a good week so far! This is going up earlier because it's my birth month haha.
Here are the details:
Note that no RSVP is required, but that by showing up, you commit to ordering something to support the venue, even if it's just a coke.
Our Q&A is here - I haven't included it with the post as it's quite detailed!
Send me a message or comment here if you have any questions or concerns about anything related to this meetup/questions that aren't answered in the Q&A.
r/Torontoevents • u/localsdozen • Jul 13 '26
I put together a few calendars for my own benefit for making posts about the good things happening in the city and since people like the outdoor movie calendar,
here's Toronto's calendar for all the farmers' markets this year. I did add a few markets that weren't strictly farmers' markets too, I'm open to suggestions on this. You can add the whole calendar to your Google Calendar or Apple, etc. Or you can pick events that you like and just add those.
Here's the list of markets included so far:
If I'm missing some events, please let me know!
$ free
r/Torontoevents • u/Local-Collection5043 • 2h ago
Very limited $40 tickets left grab them while you can! We have an amazing dj lineup
19+ costumes highly recommended
Boarding 9pm
Stella Borealis
https://ticketscene.ca/events/65497/
r/Torontoevents • u/mellowbeing • 15m left
Hiya, you're invited to November's craft meetup AND material swap!
💛 Let's hang out and make progress with our projects together.
✂️ Bring your new and gently used craft supplies. If you've been holding onto it for too long, give it a new home! Anything that doesn't get swapped will be donated to Mischief Makers so they can use it for their programming.
When: Friday, November 13th, 7:30-10pm
Cost: Suggested $10 or pay-what-you-can
Where: Mischief Makers @ 247 Coxwell Avenue
🎟️ You can email Jen at [hello@craftic.com](mailto:hello@craftic.com) to RSVP or just show up! This is a drop-in meetup so feel free to arrive late or leave early - it's up to you. :)
✨ FYI, you don't need to swap anything to attend or to even get supplies!
r/Torontoevents • u/JaMwithConfidence • 14h ago
Would you still go to a networking event if only 1 or 2 people showed up? 🦥
"Only one person signed up for our event, so should we cancel it or postpone it?" - This is something that I (Jessie) know Mei and I have considered for ourselves.
Well, my answer is, you always CAN do that because you were expecting more people.
However, what if the next time you do this, or you postpone the event, and STILL only one person shows up? Then what happens?
I just feel that sometimes, when we host an event, whether it's our first time or we've been doing it for a while, if we don't have a full list of people, it feels like maybe we've failed. And we think we have to cancel it altogether.
But I just wanted to share that even if one person shows up, that's ONE person who wants to come to your event. And that's one person you get to show up for. I think that's equally important. And often, we forget that, right?
Mei and I have been hosting Slow Networking 🦥 for Introverts events for over a year now. And in the past, we've had sold-out events where only one or two people actually showed up.
You just can't predict that. Because life happens, you know? And sure, we could've cancelled or postponed. But if we've already booked the café, and someone has made the effort to come, why can't we still have the event for that person and just do things differently?
There are always ways to adapt the activities. And I also think it's a chance to REALLY get to know someone. Maybe they want to know more about how we got started, or maybe they just want to connect. There's still so much we can do!
Of course, there are things we can reflect on and improve for next time, whether that's how we're marketing the event or getting more visibility.
But I don't think having a small turnout automatically means the event was a failure. And I think this applies to people ATTENDING events, too.
Sometimes we see that only a few people are going, and we start wondering whether it's even worth showing up. Especially if we're already feeling anxious about going alone!
But here's something I've been thinking about.
What if that ONE person turns out to be the best connection you've made all year? You wouldn't know unless you showed up, right?
And I think sometimes we forget that you don't necessarily need a room full of people to have a meaningful conversation.
In fact, when there are fewer people, you might actually get more time to get to know each other.
It's like when you get a bag of M&M's. How do you know which colours you're going to get? Can you control it and say, "Hey, I want all orange ones"? I don't even know if there are orange M&M's. 😂
Anyway, the idea is that you can't always control how things turn out. But you CAN decide what you do with what's in front of you.
And for Mei and me, that means continuing to show up for the people who show up for us. Even if it's just one person. 💜
And if you're someone who's been thinking about attending an event but hesitating because it might be a small group, maybe this is your little encouragement to give it a try.
You never know who you'll meet or what that one conversation could turn into.
And speaking of showing up, Mei and I are hosting another Slow Networking 🦥 for Introverts event in North York this Thursday!
We keep our gatherings small and guided, so you don't have to worry about figuring out who to approach or what to say. We provide conversation prompts and activities to help people get to know each other beyond just what they do for work.
We'll also have a group brainstorming session where you can bring a challenge or question and hear different perspectives from the group.
If that sounds like your kind of event, we'd love for you to join us! 💜
Oh, this is a paid event $25, and we have a bring a friend discount!
And I'm curious!
Would you still attend an event if you knew only one or two other people were going? Or would you rather wait for a bigger group?
r/Torontoevents • u/TPL_on_Reddit • 23h ago
Hi, Toronto Public Library here. 👋
Anyone is welcome at our workshops, programs and exhibits. They're always free—a library card isn’t even needed (though bonus points if you have one). The listing will say if it’s drop-in or has registration.
Here are some picks for our friends on Reddit.
Tuesday, October 27
Wednesday, October 28
Thursday, October 29
Friday, October 30
Saturday, October 31
Sunday, November 1
Ongoing exhibits
Main exhibit
More exhibits
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r/Torontoevents • u/Junior-Zucchini6583 • 16h ago
Hey everyone, if you are looking to meet new people and make friends, my wife has been hosting low-key board/card game nights at Swansea Town Hall on Fridays! It’s mostly just a chance to get out, play some games, and make friends in the neighbourhood. You are welcome to come by yourself or bring a friend, and don’t have to be a board/card game expert!
The previous events had a nice turnout and people kept insisting for more. So she’s keeping it going for a few more Fridays:
📍 Swansea Town Hall
🗓️ Oct 30th & Nov 6th (Fridays)
⏰ 6:30–9:30pm
💵 $15 — includes pizza + juice, and you can just pay upon arrival.
📣Walk-ins and your own board/card games are welcome too.
If anyone’s interested, here’s the registration link:
https://socialsidequests.wixsite.com/toronto
And you can also follow the instagram page to get updates:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/social_sidequests
Happy to answer any questions in the comments!
r/Torontoevents • u/SeanR91 • 21h ago
I am excited to announce that tickets for Jungle Juice Comedy are available on Eventbrite!
This November 20th at 8:30pm at 100 Symes Road, Toronto, Ontario. The lineup is stacked with some of the greatest comics in the country! Come see Jay Martin, Keesha Brownie, Gee Gethiga, and Shawn King do what they do best!
Tickets are available on Eventbrite!
Tickets are $20 online and $25 at the event.
#comedy #standupcomedy #funny #fypage
#comedyshow
r/Torontoevents • u/localsdozen • 1d ago
A busy post-election Tuesday (with links). One more day to get on the list for the weekly newsletter. Here are today's picks:
Food & Culture Panel and Fiesta
Rosario's Restaurant | 6p-9p
A panel and fiesta with a bunch of food samplings at Rosario's celebrating Latin American food and cultural traditions.
Book Talks Today
At two great spots to hang out in.
Sarah Aziza's The Hollow Half | Another Story | 7p-8:30p
In conversation with Rebecca Mangra tonight
Rachel Phan's That Asian Girl Is a Problem | It's Ok* Studios | 7p-10p
A conversation with the author
Trivia Everywhere
A Crooked Halloween Trivia Night | The Crooked Cue | 7p-9p
Spooky trivia with a Halloween theme. Costumes are encouraged
Trivia Tuesdays | Local | 6:30p-9:30p |
Weekly trivia night with Quizmaster Jess
Horror Movie Theme Trivia Night | | Hugs & Sarcasm | 7p-9p |
All things Horror
Movie Trivia | Mom’s Basement Inc. | 7:30p-10p
Trivia for movie buffs
Trivia Tuesdays (You Know? Quiz Show) | Victory Cafe | 8p-10p |
Trivia about the obvious and obscure
Trivia Tuesday | Red Tape Brewery | 7:30p-9:30p
Brain buzzing trivia
Media Mingle: German Punk Music
Goethe-Institut Toronto | 6p-7p
An evening on German punk and the rebellious sounds that shaped the scene.
Alt Vox Pub Night & Open Rehearsal
Mick E Fynn's | 7p-9p
Learn a song with Alt Vox and sing it with a live band, then sit back while they sing a few more for you.
Halloween Open House
CMU College Of Makeup Art And Design | 12p-4p
A look inside makeup artistry, creativity and special effects.
Fighting Bias and Radicalization in News Media
Danu Social House | 7p-9p
The Catch's Scott Martin hosts a panel dissecting how Canadian legacy news has covered Israel's genocide.
Ecology of Us Launch Celebration
Allan Gardens Conservatory | 11a-1p
Celebrating the launch of Ecology of Us, a large-scale mural by artist Jarus.
Archiving the Black Web
Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library | 4p-6p
A conversation with Makiba Foster and Bergis Jules.
Scarborough Community Run
Lululemon, Scarborough Town Centre, 300 Borough Dr | 6:30p-7:30p
An all-levels run in the perfect crisp fall weather.
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Art Exhibits
10a-5p | Lillian H. Smith Library | Set Phasers
10a-5p | University Of Toronto Art Museums | U of T Art Museum
10a-5p | Market Gallery | GATHER
11a-5p | Multiple Venues | Things Fall Apart
11a-5p | Twist Gallery | Contour
12p-5p | Onsite Gallery | Returning to Ourselves + Michael Massie
View full Art Exhibits calendar
Farmers' Markets
10a-2p | The Front Of The Hospital Driveway | The Market
3p-7p | Trinity Bellwoods Park | Trinity Bellwoods Farmers' Market
View full Farmers' Markets calendar
There's still time to have this week's best events sent to you.
$ free
r/Torontoevents • u/Wooden-Moment-4134 • 21h ago
Come join us this Saturday on Halloween at the historic Toronto concert hall for Torontos biggest Halloween party. We have prepared for you a top tier production for this party including live djs, burlesque dancers, and scare actors. So far 1100 out of 1600 tickers have been sold. Tickets can be found in the link included in this post
r/Torontoevents • u/Fitness_1992 • 22h ago
Hello Guys,
Just wondering if anyone goes to TPL or Vaughan Metropolitan Library on the weekend.
Let me know if anyone does, it’s better to connect. Just want to be more consistent reader with a company.
r/Torontoevents • u/Temporary-Quail4753 • 1d ago
Hi everyone! 😊
We're from the MINISO Team, and we wanted to share a fun, free fan event happening at SUPER MINISO Square One in Mississauga on Saturday, November 7!
Register here: https://rsvp.miniso.com/3UDkq7i
Event details:
📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026
⏰ Fan check-in starts at 9:30 AM
🛍️ Store hours: 10 AM–9 PM
📍 SUPER MINISO, Square One Shopping Centre, Mississauga
🎟️ $ free.
If you're into K-pop, anime or cute collectibles, we'd love to welcome you!
We'll be celebrating the launch of new KPop Demon Hunters and Chiikawa collections, along with Disney Stitch merchandise and a Naruto restock.
We'll also have some fun activities for fans, including:
🎁 Exclusive Fan Gifts — Available to the first 500 eligible registered fans who check in on November 7.
📸 Post & Win — Share your in-store experience on Instagram or TikTok for a chance to redeem a Chiikawa plush badge, while supplies last.
Registration is required for the first 500 fan benefits. Gifts and specific products are subject to availability.
We hope to see some local K-pop and anime fans there! 💜
r/Torontoevents • u/riverbkstar • 1d ago
Hi everyone, I want to let you know of a fun, free event we’re hosting in King City this Saturday.
Join us for Fall Family Fun on October 31st from 1–3pm at King Bible Church. Enjoy activities for all ages, including a bouncy castle, games, crafts, story time, music and of course, yummy treats!
Costumes are welcome.
Tickets are not required, but your registration helps us to better plan the event.
Register here: Fallfamilyfunatkbc.eventbrite.ca
r/Torontoevents • u/localsdozen • 1d ago
Election Day Monday in the city (with links). Weekly post is ready in two days if you want in and this is the current one. Here are today's picks:
The Grind & The Breach election watch party
Trinity Common | 7p-11p
A watch party hosted by two really great independent media outlets, The Grind and The Breach, to follow the Toronto election results and find out who's on the next city council.
Thriving As An Analogue + Election Watch Party | The Tranzac Club | 7p
A conversation about person to person connections in a digital world, followed by the Toronto election watch party.
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Dina's Residency: Patrick Smith
Dina's Tavern | 7p (music at 8:30p)
A Monday jazz residency running through October, with Patrick Smith on saxophone. Tonight he's joined by Jay M. Yoo, Ethan Ardelli and Sylvia Escobar.
UofT Pop-Up Cinematheque Season 3
Innis Town Hall | 6:30p-8:30p
A series highlighting rare films from the University of Toronto's Cinema Studies Institute and Library archives. Each screening starts with a short talk on the film and its archival status. Today, The Devil and Daniel Mouse (1978) at Innis Town Hall. RSVP first.
Book Talk: Sally Hayden's This Is Also A Love Story
Ben Mcnally Books | 5p-7p
Irish journalist Sally Hayden, whose last book My Fourth Time, We Drowned won the Orwell Prize and Irish Book of the Year, talks about her new one, This Is Also a Love Story. It looks at crisis and conflict around the world through the love stories she's come across from Nigeria and Syria to Ukraine and Japan.
Outdoor Mushroom Cultivation
The Green Barn | 2:30p-4:30p
A hands-on look at growing mushrooms outdoors, whether that's in your backyard or your garden.
Games With Lilly
Hard Feelings | 1p-5p
A weekly board game drop-in at Hard Feelings, where you unwind through play.
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Art Exhibits
9a-4p | Clark Centre For The Arts | Multiple Exhibitions
10a-5p | University Of Toronto Art Museums | U of T Art Museum
View full Art Exhibits calendar
Farmers' Markets
3p-7p | Sorauren Park | Sorauren Farmers' Market
View full Farmers' Markets calendar
Wednesday is the day the weekly post drops via email. Get on the list here.
$ free
r/Torontoevents • u/seanbpasternak • 1d ago
Watch our documentary teaser: The Bit Factory: Behind The Laughs
Join us on Tuesday, November 3rd at The Bit Factory (Chalkers Pub, 247 Marlee Avenue near Glencairn Station) from 8-10 pm for the best midtown open mic night in the city.
For the first time ever, the event will be streamed LIVE via Twitch!
Comedians interested in performing should send an email to [bitfactory.toronto@gmail.com](mailto:bitfactory.toronto@gmail.com)
$free
r/Torontoevents • u/Orchid416 • 1d ago
LINEUP Anjelica Scannura Dylan Gott Headliner Sandra Battaglini
$15
8:30 Monday October 26
Join us at the I DON’T LIKE MONDAYS Comedy Show where we have some of Toronto’s funniest veteran comedians showing why they’re the best of the best and also two first-timer comics showing us what they’ve got! Hosted by Raphael Loucadellis.
https://comedybar.ca/shows/i-dont-like-mondays-comedy-show?ev=2026-10-26T20%3A30%3A00
r/Torontoevents • u/ToTMalone • 1d ago
What technology helps firefighters and emergency services make decisions when every second matters?
Join Civic Tech Brampton for a discussion with Tina Hickey, Coordinator, Fire/Life Safety Education with Brampton Fire & Emergency Services, exploring how technology supports modern firefighting, emergency response, communication, planning, and public safety. Firefighting today involves much more than hoses and fire trucks. Emergency services depend on communication systems, data, dispatch, monitoring tools, mapping, coordination, and other technologies to help crews respond quickly and safely.
This session will give students, technologists, and community members a chance to learn more about the systems and tools that support emergency services behind the scenes.
Why show up?
New to Civic Tech? You are absolutely welcome. No technical background is required. This event is open to anyone interested in public safety, emergency services, technology, or how cities respond when things go wrong.
📅 Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM–9:00 PM
📍 Location: SCEI Center, 8 Queen Street East, Brampton
🎙️ Guest Speaker: Tina Hickey, Coordinator, Fire/Life Safety Education
🚒 Organization: Brampton Fire & Emergency Services
🎟️ Register: Luma
💲 Fee: Free
Questions? Email [civictechbrampton@protonmail.me](mailto:civictechbrampton@protonmail.me)
Civic Innovation, Powered by the Community.
r/Torontoevents • u/theatreaurinko • 2d ago
Hi Toronto Events!
If you like award-winning contemporary plays that blend romantic comedy and science fiction, and supporting independent theatre makers, we've got the piece for you, and would love to see you there!
What would you say if you had only 140 words a day?
Discover Sam Steiner's play this November.
Presented at The Assembly Theatre November 6-15 2026, Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons is part rom-com, part sci-fi, and part dystopian drama.
The average person will speak 123,205,750 words in a lifetime. But what if there were a limit? Oliver and Bernadette are about to find out. Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons imagines a world where we’re forced to say less. It’s about what we say and how we say it; about the things we can only hear in the silence; about dead cats, activism, eye contact and lemons, lemons, lemons, lemons, lemons.
Tickets: $25-35
theatreaurinko.ca/lemons
r/Torontoevents • u/sammyzenith • 2d ago
Hey everyone!
After spending a lot of time exploring midtown and west-end trails, we’re finally heading east this weekend! If you’re looking to get outside, enjoy the fresh lake air, and meet some great local folks, come join us this Sunday, November 1st at 10:30 AM.
Most people come solo, so whether you’re new to the city or just want an easy excuse to spend a Sunday morning outside, you’ll be in good company.
We love supporting independent neighborhood spots, and we also try to keep things green by cutting down on single-use takeout cups. If you have a travel mug or thermos, bring it along! The café has even lined up a special perk for our group at the counter.
The walk is completely free. You can RSVP on our Luma page so we have a rough headcount:
https://luma.com/pwclza66
We also coordinate live location pins and updates in our group chat on the morning of the walk via the Luma link..
Drop a comment or DM me if you have any questions. Hope to see some of you out east on Sunday!
r/Torontoevents • u/localsdozen • 2d ago
A perfect fall Sunday (with links). Weekly post is out, check it out. Here are today's picks:
Diwali Festival of Lights
Nathan Phillips Square | 12p-10p
Canada's largest Diwali celebration takes over Nathan Phillips Square with performances, cultural programming, and fireworks after dark. It's a free public event, so expect a crowd — which is really the whole point.
Pedestrian Sunday
Kensington Market | 12p-7p
The last Pedestrian Sunday of the season. The streets close to cars, the vendors set up, and Kensington does what it does best.
Catrinas Festival Canada
College Park | 11a-8p
Great food, local artisans, live music, and beautifully constructed altars, including one that is quite poignant in commemoration of memory and justice, honouring those who died of femicide, children, activists and journalists who killed.
Desfile de Catrincitos 2p | Children's parade celebrating Día de Muertos.
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The Good Mourning Festival
Evergreen Brick Works | 10a-3p
Today's programming at Brick Works is centred on Día de los Muertos. Live performances by The Mexican's Folk Ballett, sugar skull decorating, face painting, an artisan market, and ofrendas.
Torontohenge
Multiple Locations | 5:45p-6:30p
The sunset is expected to line up cleanly with the city's east-west grid, sending that low golden light straight down the canyon between the buildings The peak is around 6:18p. King, Wellington, Adelaide, Richmond, and Bloor near Yonge are all good spots. You're going to have company, that makes standing in the middle of the street easier, but also makes it feel a little less unique.
**Cemetery Scavenger Hunt **
Park Lawn Cemetery | 2:30p
TalkDeath drops clues at 2:30p and you've got one hour to move through the cemetery, photographing as many headstones as you can based on symbolism, names, and dates. Submit your finds online when the time's up. BIPOC Death & Grief Talk will be on site, and Park Lawn is an official partner, so you're not just wandering around without consent.
Annex Unplugged
Tranzac | 7:30p-9:30p
Toronto's weekly Nashville-style writers' round, where the format puts the songs and the people who wrote them front and centre. This week's lineup pulls from Toronto, Montreal, and Nashville.]
Toronto Islands Photowalk
Toronto Islands | 2p-5p
Hart House Camera Club heads to the islands for an afternoon photowalk through the fall colour. Spots are limited, and you'll need to sort your own ferry ticket.
Riverside Halloween Fest
Joel Weeks Park | 11a-3p
Joel Weeks Park does Halloween a week early and costumes encouraged. There will be pumpkins to decorate, face painting, DJ, and treats. A good neighbourhood option if you've got kids who need to burn off some pre-trick-or-treat energy.
OXI Day Parade
Danforth Avenue (Euston Ave To Broadview Avenue) | 1:30p-4p
The day commemorates Greece's refusal to capitulate to Axis forces in 1940. A wreath-laying ceremony follows at 3p at Alexander the Great Parkette, at the corner of Danforth and Logan.
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Art Exhibits
8a-6p | Ascent Gallery | Ritual / Still
11a-5p | Museum Of Toronto | The T.O. You Don't Know
12p-5p | Bata Shoe Museum | Free Sundays
View full Art Exhibits calendar
Farmers' Markets
8a-1p | 125 Burnaby Blvd Green P Lot | Eglinton Way Farmers' Market
10a-5p | Casa Loma | Gleam Makers Collective
10a-5p | 40 Carl Hall Rd | Downsview Park Merchants Market
9a-2p | Greenwood Park | The Leslieville Farmers' Market
View full Farmers' Markets calendar
Get on the list for next week's weekly newsletter.
$ free
r/Torontoevents • u/karimkanji18 • 3d ago
SCARBOROUGH’S GOT JOKES 🎤🔥
Mark your calendars — November 7th, we’re bringing the laughs to Leo Bar and Grill!
Hosted by Marco Pompilii with headliner Sammy Farid and The King’s Jesters lineup, it’s going to be a night of non-stop comedy right in the heart of Scarborough.
Grab your friends, pull up a seat, and come get your laugh on. This is the debut you don’t want to miss 👇
📍 Leo Bar and Grill
📅 Saturday, November 7th, 2026
r/Torontoevents • u/Full_Price_5854 • 3d ago
does anybody know of any queer event for halloween, if it’s any type of drag show or ballroom contest/event kind of thing?
r/Torontoevents • u/IcyAccess9978 • 3d ago
Old Hip Hop FTW!!!!
r/Torontoevents • u/kirtanculture • 3d ago
The Yoga Lounge
You are warmly invited to join us for an evening of interactive musical mantra meditation (kirtan). Kirtan is a call-and-response form of meditation, utilizing ancient eastern mantras, traditional instruments and our very own voices.
This event will take place at The Yoga Lounge, located in downtown, and will present an opportunity to explore your sacred heart space through the power of music and mantras. The practice of kirtan can tap into deep states of consciousness but can also invoke exciting feelings of joy and energy.
Presenting this special workshop will be members of the Kirtan Culture Initiative who have been sharing kirtan in various capacities throughout Toronto for close to 20 years. We hope to see you there!
r/Torontoevents • u/greenlightcomedy • 3d ago
BONUS $5 off code: CANADA
(Limited avail.)
*Tickets available on the Comedy Bar website
Watch 3 of the BEST in 1 night! From Juno Award winners and TV personalities to comedy festival superstars!
George Westerholm is a Gemini, Canadian Screen Award and Canadian Comedy Award winning writer/producer/director/musician/comedian. He’s worked on numerous television shows including The Rick Mercer Report and This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
He’s written for many performers including Howie Mandel, Andrea Martin, Weird Al Yankovic, Tom Green, Mark McKinney, Sean Cullen and Shannon Tweed. His show ‘Unscheduled Stopover’ was nominated for ‘Pick of the Fringe’ at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Mark DeBonis won a Canadian Comedy award for “Best New Comer” in 2010, as well as the $25,000 grand prize for “The Great Canadian Laugh Off!” Mark regularly performs across North America and has been featured multiple times at Just for Laughs Montreal, Kitchener Comedy Festival and Guelph Comedy Festival. His comedy has been showcased on CBC’s “Accent on Toronto” and “The Debaters” and his latest album, Minutiae can regularly be heard on SiriusXM.
Cathy Boyd is a brutally honest comedian who appeared on season one of Canada’s Got Talent, where Howie Mandel remarked, “You’re very funny. You’ve found your calling.” She performed her solo show, Nearly Departed, at the 2025 Toronto Fringe Festival.
Hosted by Vinny Vinelli
Advance - $25
Door - $30
Produced by Greenlight Comedy Productions