This Weekend in Toronto Fun Time
Everything happening Friday through Sunday in Toronto Fun Time.
LOUD WOMEN FEST
The Loud Women Fest showcases a powerhouse lineup of female‑fronted acts, including Enfant Sauvages, I, Doris, Iris Marlowe, Morgan Paige, Shy Friend, Stress Dolls, Sunlust, and a surprise guest. The festival celebrates gender‑diverse voices in indie, punk, and experimental music, offering a platform for under‑represented talent. The venue’s stage will be transformed into a vibrant space where each band can deliver high‑energy performances. With a modest ticket price, the event invites music lovers to support and enjoy a night of fierce, empowering sounds.
Six60
New Zealand’s chart‑topping band Six60 lands in Toronto for a high‑octane concert at MRG Live, delivering their signature blend of reggae‑rock and pop hooks. Fans can expect anthems like “Don’t Give It Up” alongside newer tracks, all performed with the band’s trademark energy. The venue’s intimate capacity ensures a close‑up experience that will leave the audience buzzing.
Live music: Ryan Harlock
Saturday, November 6, sees Ryan Harlock’s soulful singer‑songwriter set lighting up Cork & Bean, offering downtown Oshawa patrons a night of heartfelt lyrics and warm acoustic tones.
Punk Racks & Deevs
Punk Racks & Deevs delivers a raw, high‑octane punk showcase featuring the fierce sounds of RAPSEASON and the curated MRG Live lineup. Expect fast‑paced guitars, shouted choruses, and a gritty stage presence that fills Annabel's with underground energy. Toronto’s punk community will find a perfect outlet for head‑banging and community spirit.
The Toronto International Music Video Festival - Live Concert and Art Gallery
Kick off the 2026 TIMVF at the Rec Room with a high‑energy concert showcase and an adjoining art gallery featuring music‑centric works. Doors swing open at 7 PM, giving guests a chance to sip cocktails while browsing the exhibition before the live performances begin at 9 PM. Toronto’s emerging talent—including Alexander Beau, Melo Griffith, J3M and DJ MADAMS—will light up the stage in a 19+ night of indie beats and visual art. Expect a packed dance floor, vibrant murals, and a buzzing downtown vibe.
Crown Lands with special guests Dreamland
Canadian progressive‑rock duo Crown Lands bring their Juno‑winning sound to the Biltmore, delivering thunderous guitars and soaring vocals that blend modern psychedelia with classic rock heft. Supporting act Dreamland adds a complementary wave of melodic rock, creating a full evening of high‑energy performance. The theatre’s mezzanine and main floor provide perfect sightlines for fans of intricate, hard‑hitting music.
Anything Goes
The second night of Anything Goes on November 6 continues the high‑energy celebration of love, mischief, and maritime mayhem, with the cast delivering encore performances of show‑stopping numbers like “I Get a Kick Out of You.” Audiences can expect a lively atmosphere, complete with audience participation moments that make the experience feel like a true Broadway night out in Scarborough. This performance is ideal for theater lovers looking for a fun, family‑friendly evening.
THE HURRICANE KINGS
The Hurricane Kings bring a high‑energy blend of classic rock and modern pop to the Brampton crowd. Known for tight harmonies and electrifying guitar work, the band promises a set that will keep the dance floor moving all night. Their performance at Spot 1 Grill & Music Hall offers an intimate rock experience for fans of all ages.
Dave Murphy Band
Friday, November 6, welcomes the high‑energy Dave Murphy Band for a night of classic rock covers and original tunes. Known for their tight rhythm section and charismatic frontman, the group will keep the dance floor packed while patrons enjoy the venue’s extensive beer selection. The performance is a perfect mid‑week boost for music fans in North Toronto.
Karaoke @ The Duke Live Hosted by Dr. SPIN
The first Friday of November sees Dr. SPIN back behind the mic, inviting the Leslieville crowd to showcase their vocal chops. The venue’s historic brick walls echo with a mix of classic hits and modern pop, while the bar serves up seasonal cocktails. Free entry makes it an easy, fun way to kick off the weekend in Toronto’s East End.
INQUISITIVE at FORBIDDEN CITY
INQUISITIVE presents an avant‑garde electronic night at the FORBIDDEN CITY stage, headlined by the experimental producer Novaire. The event blends immersive visuals, deep basslines, and a curated lineup that pushes sonic boundaries. Toronto’s electronic aficionados will be drawn to the dark, club‑like atmosphere inside Annabel's.
Xenia Concerts & TO Live present: An Adaptive Concert with Mamawin’towin: A Metis Kitchen Party
This free adaptive concert celebrates Métis kitchen‑party traditions with an intimate acoustic set that blends folk storytelling, fiddle tunes and communal singing. Hosted by Xenia Concerts and TO Live, the performance is designed for accessibility, welcoming audiences of all abilities to experience the warmth of a cultural gathering in the heart of downtown Toronto.
half alive: Billions Tour
Indie‑pop trio half alive will take The Mod Club on their "Billions" tour, delivering a blend of catchy hooks and intricate production. The club’s intimate setting will let the audience feel the nuance of their layered arrangements. Expect a setlist that balances new songs with fan‑favored singles, creating an engaging live experience. This performance is a highlight for Toronto fans of polished, melodic indie music.
MALUGI
Malugi’s hypnotic techno set will take over 4AM License on Saturday, delivering deep, rolling basslines and atmospheric synths that resonate with Toronto’s underground audience. The night promises a dark, immersive experience for lovers of forward‑thinking electronic music.
World Premiere of The Cut by Jordi Mand
Jordi Mand’s new play The Cut receives its world premiere in a co‑production with The Winnipeg Jewish Theatre. The provocative drama explores themes of identity and transformation, delivered through sharp dialogue and innovative staging. Staged in the Miriam Green Theatre, the intimate space enhances the emotional intensity of the performance. This all‑ages theatrical event offers Toronto audiences a fresh, contemporary voice in the city’s vibrant theatre scene.
The Cohen Family Presents: Everybody Knows Leonard Cohen - The Official 10th Anniversary Concert Celebration
Ten years after its debut, Leonard Cohen’s timeless catalogue returns to the stage in a spectacular tribute concert. Featuring a rotating roster of Canadian and international artists, the show weaves Cohen’s poetic lyrics with lush orchestration, offering both longtime fans and newcomers a moving homage within Meridian Hall’s grand auditorium.
K‑Pop Dreamworld
Experience the ultimate K‑Pop tribute on November 7, 2026, as the Tribute Communities Centre transforms into a neon‑lit arena of synchronized dance and soaring vocals. Featuring a 12‑member ensemble that recreates the hits of BTS, Blackpink, and EXO, the show blends high‑energy choreography with dazzling visual effects. Fans will be invited to sing along, learn the iconic dance moves, and enjoy a vibrant light‑show that captures the essence of Seoul’s pop culture right in the heart of Oshawa.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra presents: Shostakovich & Mozart
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Gustavo Gimeno, delivers a spellbinding double‑program featuring Shostakovich’s dramatic concerto works alongside Mozart’s timeless symphonies. Performed in the George Weston Recital Hall, the orchestra’s rich sound fills the space, offering a captivating contrast between 20th‑century intensity and Classical elegance. Featuring soloists Charles Richard‑Hamelin and Steven Woomert, the concert promises an unforgettable night for classical music lovers of all ages in North York.
UFE World Championships
The UFE World Championships bring together elite physique athletes from around the globe for a high‑energy, natural‑fitness competition. Over multiple categories, competitors showcase strength, symmetry, and conditioning on stage, creating a spectacular visual display. Hosted in the spacious George Weston Recital Hall, the event offers ample seating for spectators to witness the intensity of each routine. This all‑ages championship is a must‑see for fitness fans and anyone interested in world‑class athletic performance.
K‑Pop Dreamworld – The Ultimate K‑Pop Tribute Experience
K‑Pop Dreamworld brings the glitter, choreography, and chart‑topping hits of Korea’s biggest idols to the Tribute Communities Centre. Fans will be treated to a high‑octane tribute show featuring meticulously rehearsed dance routines, dazzling visual effects, and a live band that recreates the signature sound of groups like BTS and Blackpink. The arena’s state‑of‑the‑art lighting and sound system amplify the concert‑like atmosphere, promising an unforgettable night for both die‑hard fans and newcomers to the genre.
TAKEOVER SATURDAY
The November TAKEOVER night pairs the melodic bass of Nostalgix with the futuristic sounds of Habstrakt for a back‑to‑back DJ set. Their combined styles promise a night of genre‑blending tracks that move from deep house grooves to high‑octane bass drops, all within DPRTMNT’s vibrant club environment. This collaboration is perfect for dance music aficionados looking for a fresh, dual‑artist experience.
The Darcys
Indie‑rock duo The Darcys return to MRG Live for a night of atmospheric, guitar‑driven songs that blend classic rock with modern indie sensibilities. Their dynamic live set is known for soaring vocal harmonies and intricate arrangements, promising a captivating performance for Toronto’s alternative music fans. The venue’s acoustics will highlight the band’s nuanced sound, making it a standout evening.
Live music: Jane Barber
On Sunday, November 7, indie folk artist Jane Barber brings her melodic storytelling to Cork & Bean, creating an intimate evening for music lovers in the heart of Oshawa.
A Song is Born איך שיר נולד
Experience the birth of new music in a bilingual celebration of songcraft. "A Song is Born" showcases emerging Israeli‑Canadian songwriters who share the creative process, perform original works, and invite the audience into the intimate moment when a melody first takes shape.
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Ridin' The Pine
Saturday night, November 7, features the roots‑rock outfit Ridin' The Pine, delivering a blend of folk‑rock storytelling and foot‑stomping rhythms. Their set will echo through Drums N Flats' massive projection screen, creating a cinematic backdrop for the performance. Guests can pair the music with the bar’s signature wing sauces and a selection of local craft brews.
BON JOVI TRIBUTE KEEP THE FAITH
A passionate tribute to Bon Jovi, KEEP THE FAITH delivers the band’s biggest anthems with powerful vocals and soaring guitars. The show captures the stadium‑rock feel of hits like "Livin’ on a Prayer" while keeping the intimacy of Spot 1 Grill & Music Hall. Fans in Brampton can expect a night of sing‑along moments and high‑spirited rock energy.
TRAFFIC JAM (NOV 7th)
The November 7th “Traffic Jam” night at Mystic Lounge invites Brampton’s dance crowd to a high‑octane mix of Caribbean soca, reggaeton, and EDM, designed to keep the floor moving until the early hours. With a modest ticket price starting at $20, attendees receive a complimentary welcome drink and access to a full‑service bar throughout the night. The venue’s sleek lounge setting and state‑of‑the‑art sound system make it a top pick for anyone looking to escape the weekday grind with a night of vibrant beats.
Pretty Sick
Alternative rock act Pretty Sick will rock The Mod Club with their gritty guitars and powerful vocals. The venue’s tight space will amplify the band’s high‑energy performance, creating an electric atmosphere. Fans can anticipate a mix of new material and beloved tracks that showcase the group’s raw edge. This concert is a solid addition to Toronto’s lineup of hard‑hitting live rock shows.
Joanne McNally
Irish comedian Joanne McNally brings her razor‑sharp wit and observational humor to the Winter Garden Theatre in a show that follows the massive success of her “Prosecco Express” tour. McNally’s storytelling blends personal anecdotes with cultural commentary, delivering a lively set that resonates with both Irish and international audiences. The historic venue’s intimate atmosphere will heighten the connection between performer and crowd.
K-Pop Club Night
Get ready for a high‑octane K‑Pop dance party under the CN Tower’s shadow, hosted by resident DJ SEOLYING at the Rec Room. The night promises a massive sound system, dazzling lighting, and a curated set of the latest Korean pop hits that will keep the floor packed from start to finish. Perfect for Toronto’s 19+ crowd looking to sing, dance, and celebrate the global K‑Pop phenomenon in a sleek downtown venue.
Family Sunday: Everyday Matters
Family Sunday invites children and caregivers to a hands‑on studio session inspired by the gallery’s “Everyday Matters” exhibition. Participants will experiment with gelli‑plate printing, turning ordinary objects into vibrant prints while learning about the beauty in daily life. The activity runs in the gallery’s bright studio space, providing a creative, family‑friendly morning in the heart of Oshawa.
Frozen in Time (Morning Show)
The beloved “Frozen in Time” musical returns for a family‑friendly matinee, inviting kids and parents to sing along with two favorite princesses. The production blends storytelling, vibrant costumes, and interactive moments, encouraging young audiences to dress as their favorite characters for an extra‑magical experience.
Hebrew Library
The Hebrew Library event transforms the theatre lobby into a vibrant reading space, offering families and scholars a chance to explore Hebrew literature, attend short talks, and browse a curated selection of books. It’s a welcoming cultural afternoon for anyone interested in language and heritage in the heart of Toronto.
Frozen in Time (Afternoon Show)
A second performance of the “Frozen in Time” musical offers another chance for families to enjoy the enchanting story, complete with sing‑along moments and costume‑friendly fun. The theatre’s warm atmosphere makes it an ideal setting for children to experience live theatre for the first time.
Candace & Michael – Meant to Be (Album Release Show) with Matthew Holtby
Canadian husband‑and‑wife duo Candace & Michael present their new album “Meant to Be,” delivering cinematic folk‑rock with lush harmonies and introspective lyrics. Special guest Matthew Holtby joins for a set of collaborative songs, adding a fresh vocal texture. The performance takes place on the main stage, offering an intimate listening experience for Oshawa’s indie‑music community.
Ike Dweck
Singer‑songwriter Ike Dweck brings his soulful blend of R&B and pop to Adelaide Hall for an intimate evening of smooth vocals and lush arrangements. The venue’s cozy ambiance will enhance the emotional depth of his original material, offering Toronto fans a personal connection with the artist. Expect a setlist that weaves together heartfelt ballads and upbeat grooves, perfect for a night out in the city.