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If you’re not feeling too tired from your Saturday night, you’re going to want to check out some of the top events happening in the city today.
From Super Bowl parties to the Toronto Tea Festival, here are your top Toronto events for February 4.
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Richmond Hill Winter Carnival
What: Come and enjoy the 50th annual Richmond Hill Winter Carnival the first weekend of the month. This weekend of fun features a great lineup of fun and entertainment organized by local volunteers.
When: Now until February 4
Where: Mill Pond, near the corner of Mill Street and Trench Street
Toronto Tea Festival
What: Feel like your Earl Grey routine is growing old? This weekend at the Toronto Reference Library, tea drinkers will be able to discover something new with the hundreds of tea tastings and opportunities to visit with experts from the industry at one of the many complimentary presentations. There will be, of course, plenty of opportunities to shop, as there will be teas, teawares, and related products for sale.
When: Now until February 4
Where: Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge Street
Flashback Film Festival
What: You finally have a chance to watch all your favourite cult-classic films on the big screen. Cineplex is hosting the Flashback Film Festival at select theatres across Canada, where attendees will be able to sit back with some movie theatre popcorn and enjoy their favourite flicks from the ’80s and ’90s.
When: Now until February 4
Where: Cineplex Cinemas Yonge-Dundas and VIP – 10 Dundas Street East, Suite 402, Toronto
World Nutella Weekend
What: World Nutella Day takes place annually on February 5, which, in 2018 is a Monday meaning many Toronto bakeries customarily are closed. As a result, the single day devoted to all things choco-hazelnut has spawned into World Nutella Weekend. Check out our roundup featuring top picks on where to celebrate.
When: Now until February 5
Where: Participating bakeries in Toronto
La Poutine Week Toronto
What: La Poutine Week kicks off in Toronto this will give diners the chance to try the ultimate poutines at select restaurants in the city. The dining public will have a chance to eat and vote on their favourites before a winner is announced at the end of the week.
When: Now until February 7
Where: Participating restaurants in Toronto
Winterlicious 2018
What: Toronto’s biannual prix fixe promotion returns and will not only feature special menus at select restaurants across the city but also a unique Culinary series this year.
When: Now until February 8
Where: Restaurants across Toronto
Progress Festival
What: Progress is an international festival of performance and ideas presented in partnership with SummerWorks Performance Festival and The Theatre Centre. The festival will feature a series of performances including MDLSX, Race Cards, LOST in Trans, and many more.
When: Now until February 8
Where: Theatre Centre, 1115 Queen Street West
Ice Breakers
What: Now in its second year, temporary winter art exhibit Ice Breakers is returning to Toronto’s waterfront. Organized by Winter Stations and The Waterfront Business Improvement Area (WBIA), Ice Breakers will provide the city with five temporary wintertime art installations that are 100% free to the public.
When: Now until February 25
Where: Queens Quay from Harbourfront Centre to the Toronto Music Garden
Toronto Light Fest
What: For the second year in a row, the historic Distillery District will be home to the Toronto Light Fest this winter. Designed to entertain and inspire, the free to attend light festival will feature curated light installations and illuminated sculptures created by a number of local and international artists.
When: Now until March 4
Where: Distillery District
Winter at Ontario Place
What: Ontario Place has welcomed a new free event: Winter at Ontario Place. The new festival features various winter-themed activities including the Winter Light Exhibition, skating on the new synthetic skating rink and film screenings at the newly re-opened Cinesphere.
When: Now until March 18
Where: Ontario Place
Skating at Harbourfront Centre
What: When the weather starts to drop, it means it’s officially time to go skating. And it just so happens that the city’s most scenic rink has its doors open for the winter season. The Natrel Rink is complete with heated indoor change rooms and its own rink-side bar and grill for those interested in getting a snack post-skate. The best part? Skating at the Harbourfront rink is totally free.
When: Now until the end of March
Where: Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay West
High Tea at Casa Loma
What: Channel the Edwardian era over teas and a tiered cake stand topped with mini pastries, scones, croissants, strawberries and cream, crumpets, and tea sandwiches.
When: February 4, 11 am to 5 pm
Where: Casa Loma, 1 Austin Terrace
Derek Gripper in Concert
What: As part of the Sunday Interludes Concert Series, you can enjoy a free performance from Derek Gripper on the first Sunday of the month. For over 10 years, Derek Gripper has produced some of South Africa’s most extraordinary works.
When: February 4, 2 pm
Where: Mazzoleni Concert Hall in Ihnatowycz Hall, 273 Bloor Street West
Superbowl LII
What: Super Bowl Sunday is fast approaching and Toronto sports bars are reserving seats to watch the big game. The festivities include tailgate parties, half-time buffets, chicken wings galore, and other game day essentials. Whether you’re cheering on the Eagles or the Patriots, you’re guaranteed to have a memorable night at any Toronto bar.
When: February 4
Where: Check out these restaurants and bars hosting Super Bowl events
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