Remembrance Day, the Santa Claus Parade, the Royal Winter Fair, and the One of a Kind Christmas Show and Sale are just a bit of what's happening in Toronto in November 2008.
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Performing Arts Calendar
To Saturday November 1
The International Festival of Authors
Enjoy the final talks and readings of this eleven-day literary festival at Harbourfront.
Saturday November 1 & Sunday November 2
The Road to Asia
The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre will showcase food, arts and other traditions from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Pakistan, Thailand, China, Taiwan, Sri Lanka and Japan.
Saturday November 1 - Sunday November 9
32nd Annual Jewish Book Fair
The Koffler Centre of the Arts presents readings, screenings, kids programming and more at the Leah Polsuns Theatre.
Sunday November 2 - Sunday November 9
Holocaust Education Week
The Holocaust Centre of Toronto provides listings of the many events going on during the week, including speakers, film screenings, art exhibits, plus special programming for students and educators.
Sunday November 2
Proudly Canadian Crafts Show and Sale
Attend this free show to find handmade gifts from local artisans.
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Wednesday November 5 - Saturday November 8
Regent Park Film Festival
A community film festival with an emphasis on South Asian, African, East Asian, and Caribbean films.
Thursday November 6 to Saturday November 15
The 16th Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival
Films and panels explore mental illness and addiction at the Workman Theatre, 1001 Queen Street West.
Friday November 7 - Sunday November 9
The Baby and Toddler Show
Parents of babies and toddler or prenatal parents can check out products and services, listen to speakers, and even take their little ones to enjoy kid-friendly entertainment and activities. The show is at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, where you'll also find...
Friday November 7 - Sunday November 9
The National Women's Show
Head to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre to check out vendors, exhibits and presentations centered around home decorating, fashion, beauty, fitness, careers and more. Are you a fan of The Young and the Restless? Actor Daniel "Cane" Goddard will be in attendance along with other special guests.
Friday November 7 to Sunday November 16
The 86th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
Visit the Direct Energy Centre in Exhibition Place to take in the agricultural displays, family activities, wine and apple competition and of course the equestrian show, including the RCMP Musical Ride.
Tuesday November 11
Remembrance Day Ceremonies
Honour all those served, including the many who gave their lives.
Wednesday November 12 to Sunday November 16
The 12th Annual Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival
Enjoy 15 features and numerous short films from "contemporary Asian cinema and work from the Asian diaspora" - and don't forget to check out the parties!
Thursday November 13
The Wild Ball
Support the Toronto Wildlife Centre's mission to care for sick, injured and orphaned wild animals by attending The Wild Ball fund raising gala at the Distillery District.
Friday November 14 - Sunday November 16
Art Gallery of Ontario Grand Re-Opening
After closing for major renovations, the AGO will finally re-open on the evening of November 14th and will be offering free admission on November 14, 15 and 16 to celebrate.
Friday November 14 - Sunday November 16
Whole Life Expo 2008
At the Metro Toronto Convention Centre exhibitors and speakers will be focusing on "natural health & green living". Zones include organic foods, healthy pet resources, health services, personal growth, gifts and more.
Saturday November 15
Make Some Noise - Local Music Concert
The North York Central Library will be the site of this concert featuring local indy bands Slim Twig, Masia One, Winter Gloves and Gentleman Reg. Tickets are free but you have to get them in advance at one of several Toronto Public Library branches or Soundscapes on College (limit 2 per person). Check the website to find the branch with tickets nearest you.
Sunday November 16
The Santa Claus Parade
Santa Claus returns to the streets of Toronto, bringing a bit of early Christmas cheer with him.
Toronto Hispano-American Film Festival
Spanish language features, shorts and documentaries.
