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Staff Picks Torontocorporaterun.Com Torontopearson.Com Fairs and Festivals Sept 18-22 Autumn’s In The Air 2019 Events Guide Now until Sept 22. Peter Pan. The Sept 20. Whose Live Anyway? Sept 22. Markham Cycling Day. 50K, 25K, musical. $60+. lowerossingtontheatre.com Comedy show. Hammerson Hall. or 10K routes. Markham Civic Centre. $55+. livingartscentre.ca markham.ca Now until Sept 22. Toronto Beer Week. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Beer Sept 20-26. Elevate 2019. Speakers Sept 23. Drop Zone. Rappel down a Week. torontobeerweek.com include Michelle Obama, Chris Hadfield, high-rise building for charity. Choice REIT. Jen Rubio and more. $225+. elevate.ca $50+. thedropzone.ca Now until Oct 6. Anne of Green Gables. The Musical. $55+. lowerossingtontheatre.com Sept 20-29. Francophonie en Fête. Sept 24. Mac DeMarco. RBC Echo Beach. Concerts and comedy shows. Distillery $70. ticketmaster.ca Now until Dec 1. Come From Away. The District. $30+. francophonie-en-fete.com musical. Elgin Theatre. $45+. mirvish.com Sept 26. Homecoming. Party supporting Sept 21. Dean Brody & Dallas Smith. Cystic Fibrosis Canada. Airship 37. $150. Now until Dec 1. Cirque du Soleil: Alegria. $60+. livenation.com cfcanadahomecoming.com Ontario Place. $70+. cirquedusoleil.com Sept 21. Oasis Zoo Run. 10K and 5K run Sept 26-28. Toronto Oktoberfest. Food, Sept 13. Carly Rae Jepsen. $40+. or walk. torontozoo.com beer, life music and fun. Ontario Place. sonycentre.ca $20+. torontooktoberfest.ca Sept 21. Dragon Lion Dance Festival Sept 15. Our Lady Peace. Budweiser (Mississauga). Celebration Square. Sept 27. Octo-berfest. Craft beer, live Stage. $32+. livenation.com culture.mississauga.ca music and food at the aquarium. $32. ripleyaquariums.com Sept 17-Oct 20. The Band’s Visit. The Sept 21. Creemore Springs Oktoberfest musical. $50+. mirvish.com (Blue Mountain). German-inspired food, Sept 27. Thom Yorke. $57+. beer, and live music. bluemountainvillage.ca scotiabankarena.com Sept 18. Two Door Cinema Club. $48+. thedanforth.com Sept 21. J Balvin. $77+. scotiabankarena.com Sept 18. Toronto Corporate Run. 5K Sept 21. Toronto Pearson Runway Run. post-work race supporting CAMH. 5K and 2K run for the Propeller Project. Staff Picks torontocorporaterun.com torontopearson.com Fairs and festivals Sept 18-22. Toronto Palestine Film Sept 21-22. Queen West Art Crawl. Now until Oct 27. Fall Fun Festival tpff.ca Outdoor art exhibition. Trinity-Bellwoods. Festival. (Mount Albert). Pig races, train rides queenwestartcrawl.com Sept 19. Lizzo. Budweiser Stage. and more. $16. brooksfarms.com $82+. livenation.com Sept 22. Brittany Howard. Of Alabama Sept 19-22. Ancaster Fair (Hamilton). Shakes. $60+. rebeltoronto.com Midway rides and games, live Sept 19. WE Day. Scotiabank Arena. we.org entertainment and more. The Ancaster Sept 22. Toronto Beer Run. 10K with 7 Fairgrounds. ancasterfair.ca Sept 19-29. Just For Laughs Comedy brewery stops in support of CMHA. $67. Festival. Featuring John Mulaney, Pete canadabeerrun.ca Sept 21-Oct 27. Harvest Festival (Milton). Davidson and more. $29+. jfl42.com Wagon rides, spooky barn and singing Sept 22. The Word on the Street. Book chicken show. $13. springridgefarm.com Sept 20. Bastille. $60+. Budweiser Stage. and magazine festival. Harbourfront livenation.com Centre. thewordonthestreet.ca Sept 21-Oct 27. PumpkinFest (Brampton). Sept 20. Steve Hackett. $69.50+. Sept 22. Viet Summerfest (Mississauga). Wagon rides, boo barn, corn maze and live thedanforth.com Celebration Square. culture.mississauga.ca entertainment. $9.73. downeysfarm.com Sept 27. Mississauga Music Awards. Oct 6. Avril Lavigne. $55+. sonycentre.ca RBC Theatre. $25+. mississaugamusic.com OCTOBER Oct 6. CIBC Run for the Cure. 5K or 1K Sept 27-29. Culture Days. culturedays.ca run or walk for the Canadian Breast Oct 1. Malcolm Gladwell. In conversation Cancer Foundation. University of Toronto Sept 27-Oct 27. Halloween Haunt. with Heather Reisman. Convocation Hall. (St. George). cibcrunforthecure.ca Mazes and scare zones. $31.99+. $37. rotman.utoronto.ca canadaswonderland.com Oct 6. Bon Iver. $155+. Oct 2. Leafs Home Opener vs. Ottawa scotiabankarena.com Sept 28. Road Hockey to Conquer Senators. Scotiabank Arena. $180+. Cancer. Benefiting the Princess Margaret nhl.com/mapleleafs Oct 8. Wilco. Featuring Lord Huron. Cancer Foundation. Woodbine Racetrack. Budweiser Stage. $55+. livenation.com teamuptoconquercancer.ca Oct 3-4. Post Malone. $100+. scotiabankarena.com Oct 8. The Chainsmokers. $65+. scotiabankarena.com Sept 28. Park and Bark Dog Show. Oct 3-5. Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. In Dog lovers market. 1951 Yonge. concert. Roy Thomson Hall. $57+. tso.ca Oct 9. The Black Keys. $82+. parkandbarkdogshow.com Oct 3-6. Markham Fair. Horse show, scotiabankarena.com Sept 28. Applefest (Markham). dancing, food and live bands. $5+. th Oct 10. The Wiggles Live (Oshawa). Celebrating the town’s 225 Anniversary. markhamfair.ca $40. tributecommunitiescentre.com Markham Museum. markham.ca Oct 4. Toronto Tequila Festival. Sip it Oct 10-Jan 7. Mandela: Struggle for Sept 28-29. Yoga and Wellness Show. straight or sample a cocktail. Berkely Freedom. Interactive exhibit following Metro Toronto Convention Centre. $9. Church. $20-30$. drinkinc.ca the life of Nelson Mandela. Meridian yogawellnessshow.com Oct 4-5. Toronto Food Film Fest. Arts Centre. $12. tocentre.com Sept 28-29. Vintage Clothing Show. Screenings and food-themed workshops. Oct 11. An Evening with David Exhibition Place. $10. torontofoodfilmfest.com Sedaris. $45+. sonycentre.ca torontovintageclothingshow.ca Oct 4-6. Toronto Fall Home Show. Enercare Centre. $10+. fallhomeshow.com Oct 12. Toronto Women’s 8K/5K. 8K Sept 28-29. Antique and Vintage and 5K run for the Pediatric Oncology Exhibition Place. $12. Market. Oct 5. Nuit Blanche. An all-night Group of Ontario. Sunnybrook Park. torontoantiqueandvintagemarket.ca contemporary art event. Various towomensruns.com locations. nbto.com Oct 12-14. Pumpkinfest. Downsview Oct 5. Haunted Mississauga. Park. pumpkinfesttoronto.com Guided tours of Trinity Cemetery. Staff Picks heritagemississauga.com Oct 12-14. Apple Harvest Festival OUT OF TOWN (Blue Mountain). Live music, apple Oct 5. Diwali RazzMatazz (Mississauga). pie trail, hiking and more. Celebration Square. canadadiwali.ca/ Sept 12-15. Kingston Fall Fair. appleharvestfestival.ca Featuring country singing showdown, razzmatazz-mississauga/ artisan alley, demolition derby and Oct 5-6. PumpkinFest (Port Elgin). Pub-kin Oct 13. Noah Kahan. $38+. carnival rides. $5+. kingstonfair.com crawl, giant vegetables, celebrity speed thedanforth.com Sept 14-19. Niagara Grape and spitting and more. $7. pumpkinfest.org Oct 13. Thanksgiving Harvest Brunch Wine Festival. Vineyard tours, food, Oct 5-6. Oakville Half Marathon. at Glenerin Inn. $44. glenerininn.com drinks and parade. $15+. Half marathon, 10K, 5K and 2K run niagarawinefestival.com and mutt strutt. Shell Park. Oct 14. Thanksgiving! Sept 15. Peterborough VegFest. oakvillehalfmarathon.com Oct 14. Charli XCX. $46+. 3rd annual vegan festival with demos, rebeltoronto.com Oct 5-6. The Baby Show. Enercare food, live music and speakers. Centre. $15. thebabyshows.com Millenium Park. ptbovegfest.ca Oct 14. Carrie Underwood. $79+. Oct 5-13. Fall Celebration Train Ride. scotiabankarena.com Oct 11-19. Kitchener-Waterloo Enjoy fall in a 1950’s train car. $27. ydhr.ca Oktoberfest. Live music, 5K fun run, Miss Oktoberfest pageant and Oct 6. Fall Wedding Show. Hyatt Regency German beer. $8. oktoberfest.ca Toronto. $5+. theweddingshow.ca Autumn’s In The Air Oct 16. World of Dance. Featuring The Kings. $42+. sonycentre.ca Oct 24-Nov 3. International Festival of Authors. Harbourfront Centre. $18. ifoa.org Oct 16-21. Red Bull Music Festival. Highlighting local artists and exciting musical collaborations. redbull.com Oct 25-27. Fall Cottage Life Show (Mississauga). International Centre. $15. shows.cottagelife.com Oct 17. MANÁ. $100+. scotiabankarena.com Oct 25-27. Art TO. Celebrating 20 years of Oct 17. RuPaul’s Drag Race. $88+. sonycentre.ca modern and contemporary art. Metro Toronto Convention Centre. $22. arttoronto.ca Oct 17. Light the Night Walk. Walk to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada. Nathan Phillips Square. lightthenight.ca Oct 25-27. Toronto Snowmobile, ATV and Power Sports Show (Mississauga). International Oct 17-19. Creativ Festival (Mississauga). International Centre. $14. csnf.com Centre. $17. torontosnowmobileatvshow.com Oct 17-25. Toronto After Dark Film Festival. 9 nights of horror, sci-fi and Oct 26-27. Howling Hootenanny. Haunted maze, action films. Scotiabank Theatre. torontoafterdark.com performances, pumpkin decorating and more. $15. blackcreek.ca Oct 18. Jim Jeffries. $49+. sonycentre.ca Oct 26-27. For those aged 45+. Oct 18-19. Tegan and Sara. Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre. Zoomer Show. heritagetrust.on.ca Enercare Centre. $15+. zoomershow.com Oct 27. 10K and 5K run or Oct 18-20. Fall RV Show. Toronto Congress Centre. $7.50+. rvshowsontario.ca Monster Dash. walk in costumes. Ontario Science Centre. Oct 18-20. Cask Days Beer Festival. Celebrating 15 years of the festival. monsterdash.ca Evergreen Brickworks. $15+. caskdays.com Oct 27. Symphony Spooktacular. Roy Thomson Oct 18-20. Fall Classic Car Auction (Mississauga). International Centre. Hall. $28+. tso.ca $18. ccpauctions.com Oct 30. The Mavericks. $150+. thedanforth.com Oct 19. Everest Challenge. Teams of 2-10 will climb the mountain enough times to equal 29,092 feet, the height of Mount Everest. bluemountain.ca Oct 30. Rocket Ride for Rehab. Spin sessions in support of the Toronto Rehab Foundation. First th Oct 19. Smoke’s Poutinerie World Poutine Eating Championship. 10 Canadian Place. $50. rocketride4rehab.com anniversary of the competition. Yonge-Dundas Square. smokespoutinerie.com Oct 31. Loreena McKennitt (Hamilton). FirstOntario Oct 19-20. Halloween Train Ride. From Uxbridge to Stouffville. $15+. ydhr.ca Music Hall. $60+. coreentertainment.ca Oct 19-20. Canada’s Baking and Sweets Show (Mississauga). International Oct 31-Nov 2. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Centre. $8+. canadasbakingandsweetsshow.com Prince. In concert. $55+. sonycentre.ca Oct 19-20, 26-27. Boo at the Zoo. Costume parades. torontozoo.com Oct 20. Niagara Falls International Marathon. Marathon, half marathon, 10K and 5K run.
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