What’s on right now – Soulo Theatre Festival and more

The Soulo Theatre festival is on this weekend, as well as a slew of other events in the city.
The Soulo Theatre festival is on this weekend, as well as a slew of other events in the city.
The Soulo Theatre festival is on this weekend, as well as a slew of other events in the city.

What is on right now?

Soulo Theatre Festival

Happening right now from May 23-26th is the Soulo Theatre Festival. A relatively new festival in Toronto with interactive theatre performances and solo acts.It includes workshops and panel discussions open to the public to teach those who are interested, how to do it themselves. The festival has a diverse gamut of plays this year, ranging from the intimate to the absurd. Check out the schedule of events online or head downtown to 922 Queen Street East in Toronto.

Doors Open Toronto

Want to peruse through 150 different historically and culturally significant buildings in Toronto? Well,  now you can with Doors Open this weekend. The theme for this year’s event is “Creators, Makers and Innovators” and includes a slew of new, old and revamped buildings that are open to the public to explore. The event began in 2000 and has drawn more than two million visitors to 600 different locations within the city. This would be a good choice for those looking for a bit of culture this weekend.

Anime North

Thousands of geeks, nerds and enthusiasts will be dressed to the nines in their favourite cosplay outfits. It's worth a look.
Thousands of geeks, nerds and enthusiasts will be dressed to the nines in their favourite cosplay outfits. It’s worth a look.

Is steampunk your thing? How about anime, maybe manga? Well if you are a true fan, you already know about the epic event that is Anime North happening this weekend in Toronto. This massive convention will be held at three different locations this year including the  Toronto Congress Centre, the Doubletree International Plaza Hotel and the Sheraton Airport Hotel. It is a celebration of anime, art and culture in Toronto with an expected draw of close to 20,000. Did we mention, most of those attendees will be dressed in cosplay? Even if you aren’t a huge anime, this event is unique and a must-see for anyone looking to do something a little different in Toronto.

Abdul malik
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With contributions from Michael Burton
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