Central & Remote: January 13th-15th

A round up of the best/weirdest things to do this weekend in Toronto…

 

Friday January 13th

- Shafton Thomas Group at The Tranzac

- First Friday the 13th of the Year at the Cadillac Lounge

- Opening Reception for True Colours Group Abstract Art Show at Twist Gallery

- Opening Reception: After The End at O’Born Contemporary

- Fright Night at the Projection Booth

- MUSI presents at the Horseshoe

- Plastic Plates at Supermarket

- Owl Eyes at Siesta Nouveaux

- Cabaret at Hart House

- DJs Splattermonkey and Skank Honto at No One Writes to the Colonel

 

Saturday January 14th

Static Zine is a print and online zine in the great cut & paste tradition. Published in photocopied monochromatic glory three times a year, and with a regularly updated website and Tumblr Static offers  a unique look at Toronto for locals and on-lookers. Issue #1 as published in time for North by North East this year. Issue #2 coincided with Canzine and Issue #3 is seeking contributors and will be out in time for Canadian Music Week.

The issues have each been accompanied by a mixtape, featuring Toronto bands of course, and this Saturday at Jang Bang Korean Taco Bar. The party is pay-what-you-can in true DIY fashion. Static contributor and guitar, vocals and thermin for The Ruby Spirit Alex Pulec will be DJ’ing a mix of of electro, surf, glam and rockabilly.

Bonus: go fill out this Madlib from the second issue.

- Tycho with Beacons at Wrongbar

- Bedlam All Girl Pillow Fight

- Gold Soundz presents Craft Stock 4

- Static Zine presents Electric Dream

- Bitch Craft: Girls play Hip Hop at the Shop

- True Stories, Made Up Plays at Black Swan Tavern

- Canadian Premiere of Vahik Pirhamzei’s “I Don’t Need a Psychologist”

- Destiny’s Child – A Beyoncé Baby Shower

- Saturday Night in the Sand Beach Blast

 

Sunday January 15th

- Table Top Puppet workshop

- Ten Artist Showcase at the Central

- Songs for a Winter’s Day at Gallery 345

 

For more events, check out our new [Events Calendar]!

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