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It's a good day for the nuanced and different today in Toronto, as the best events happen to be the most curious. Experimental tunes, a portrait series, a sex variety show, civic discussion and free dance party are all on. Honestly, whatisn'thappening today?

Events you might want to check out

Date

About the Event

Location
- Palm
  
  September 25
  
  Palm
  
  Drop your exceptions for what rock should sound like as experimental band Palm takes things to new places.
  
  The Baby G
- Where Do We Start?
  
  September 25
  
  Where Do We Start?
  
  This series seeks to break down some of the biggest issues facing the city featuring mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat.
  
  Gladstone Hotel
- Jpegmafia
  
  September 25
  
  Jpegmafia
  
  Baltimore rapper Jpegmafia takes a DIY approach to his low-fi, complex sound, drawing influences from different musical genres.
  
  Adelaide Hall
- Bed Post
  
  September 25
  
  Bed Post
  
  Tuesday need not be boring with a sexual variety show that includes burlesque, sex stories, sexpert Q&A, drag and lots more.
  
  Super Wonder Gallery
- Humans of Basic Income
  
  September 25
  
  Humans of Basic Income
  
  Photographer Jessie Golem delves deep into the question of 'basic income' and puts a face to it by capturing the program's most vulnerable.
  
  The Black Cat
- 6 Degrees
  
  September 25
  
  6 Degrees
  
  6 Degrees is on this week with three days of events, and today's is a free performance set by Emmanuel Jal, Fly Lady Di, Classic Roots and more.
  
  The Great Hall
- The Best Is Yet To Come Undone
  
  September 25
  
  The Best Is Yet To Come Undone
  
  Taking on our modern life in a modern way, this comedy show looks to tackle all the fractions and triumphs of the day.
  
  Second City
- Transcending Borders
  
  September 25
  
  Transcending Borders
  
  Author Yoko Tawada talks human borders and how they can be transcended through language and translation.
  
  The Japan Foundation
- Eighth Grade
  
  September 25
  
  Eighth Grade
  
  The. Worst. Bo Burnham's directorial debut captures the awkward adolescent experience in a film I can proudly say made me cry.
  
  TIFF Bell Lightbox
- Talking Public Art
  
  September 25
  
  Talking Public Art
  
  Artists Will Kwan, Gareth Long and Beth Stuart come together to discuss the role of public art, new models and uses and some of their own works.
  
  Evergreen Brick Works
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Humans of Basic Income