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Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Toronto with your globe-spinning, sports-loving host Oly Bennet! Today’s date is Sunday, November 9th, 2025, and Toronto is serving up that classic November mashup—a brisk autumn chill with a sky worthy of both sunglasses and umbrellas. There’s a cozy buzz in the air, fueled by the thrill of hockey season, mouthwatering new eats popping up, and a lineup of quirky, colorful events that’ll make you want to sprint out the door, even if you’re wearing five layers!
Right out of the gate, the city’s pulsing with music because tonight, The Band CAMINO is playing live at History, one of Toronto's wildest music venues, as part of their The NeverAlways Tour. If you’re ready to rock, stretch those vocal cords and prepare to belt out tunes with fellow fans, because nothing says “Toronto night out” like jumping around in a sea of strangers who instantly become best friends according to setlist.fm.
For families or those seeking wholesome weekend fun, swing by the Corpus Christi Parish Craft Fair, running all weekend with handmade gifts, a bake sale, and activities for the little ones. The local vendors might just have the perfect oddball holiday gift for that quirky cousin, and nothing bonds a family like arguing over who made the best loaf of banana bread. The City of Toronto's official events calendar has all you need to know.
Feeling artsy or perhaps a bit mysterious? Pop into the Bata Shoe Museum today. Whether you’re a footwear fanatic or just want to marvel at the world’s finest collection of shoes—from 16th-century ballet slippers to celebrity kicks—it’s a step above your usual Sunday stroll, says Showpass.
If you’re a night owl with a taste for vibrant performances, the Toronto Burlesque Festival gets revved up later this week, but tonight plenty of bars and lounges across Queen and King West are already spilling with laughter and spectacle. The energy this time of year is like a magician’s hat – you never know what scene will bounce out next!
Quick spin through today’s Toronto headlines: according to NOW Toronto, the Hockey Hall of Fame is prepping to welcome the Class of 2025, with induction buzz electric among sports fans—so why not swing by for a selfie with Lord Stanley’s mug? In foodie news, local blogs are gushing about “Sapling,” the city’s newest plant-based bistro opening today in the Annex—think wild mushroom bao and maple-roasted carrot salad. TTC also announced extra subway service on Line 1 for big downtown events, making your transit as smooth as Drake’s new single.
If you’re plotting out your must-dos, let Oly be your compass: marvel at the CN Tower’s panoramic views, warm up at St. Lawrence Market with fresh peameal bacon on a bun, and, for a spicy twist, hunt down one of the many hidden hot chocolate bars tucked along the PATH underground pedestrian walkway—guaranteed to toast your toes and your taste buds.
Insider tip: If you want to blend in like a true Torontonian, don’t let a little drizzle slow you down—just grab a coffee, layer up, and always, always apologize if you bump into someone. No one apologizes like a Canadian in a hurry.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for next Saturday when the legendary Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan arrives at the Toronto Zoo, complete with Santa and festive fun for all ages, as spotted on KidsOutAndAbout. And keep an ear out—the Toronto Burlesque Festival will be kicking off with sequins, sass, and plenty of shimmy in just a few days!
That’s your day in Toronto, listeners! Pack your sense of adventure, and let city serendipity lead the way. Tune in tomorrow for another round of wild events, hidden gems, and ridiculous sports from your favorite roving enthusiast, Oly Bennet.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
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Right out of the gate, the city’s pulsing with music because tonight, The Band CAMINO is playing live at History, one of Toronto's wildest music venues, as part of their The NeverAlways Tour. If you’re ready to rock, stretch those vocal cords and prepare to belt out tunes with fellow fans, because nothing says “Toronto night out” like jumping around in a sea of strangers who instantly become best friends according to setlist.fm.
For families or those seeking wholesome weekend fun, swing by the Corpus Christi Parish Craft Fair, running all weekend with handmade gifts, a bake sale, and activities for the little ones. The local vendors might just have the perfect oddball holiday gift for that quirky cousin, and nothing bonds a family like arguing over who made the best loaf of banana bread. The City of Toronto's official events calendar has all you need to know.
Feeling artsy or perhaps a bit mysterious? Pop into the Bata Shoe Museum today. Whether you’re a footwear fanatic or just want to marvel at the world’s finest collection of shoes—from 16th-century ballet slippers to celebrity kicks—it’s a step above your usual Sunday stroll, says Showpass.
If you’re a night owl with a taste for vibrant performances, the Toronto Burlesque Festival gets revved up later this week, but tonight plenty of bars and lounges across Queen and King West are already spilling with laughter and spectacle. The energy this time of year is like a magician’s hat – you never know what scene will bounce out next!
Quick spin through today’s Toronto headlines: according to NOW Toronto, the Hockey Hall of Fame is prepping to welcome the Class of 2025, with induction buzz electric among sports fans—so why not swing by for a selfie with Lord Stanley’s mug? In foodie news, local blogs are gushing about “Sapling,” the city’s newest plant-based bistro opening today in the Annex—think wild mushroom bao and maple-roasted carrot salad. TTC also announced extra subway service on Line 1 for big downtown events, making your transit as smooth as Drake’s new single.
If you’re plotting out your must-dos, let Oly be your compass: marvel at the CN Tower’s panoramic views, warm up at St. Lawrence Market with fresh peameal bacon on a bun, and, for a spicy twist, hunt down one of the many hidden hot chocolate bars tucked along the PATH underground pedestrian walkway—guaranteed to toast your toes and your taste buds.
Insider tip: If you want to blend in like a true Torontonian, don’t let a little drizzle slow you down—just grab a coffee, layer up, and always, always apologize if you bump into someone. No one apologizes like a Canadian in a hurry.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for next Saturday when the legendary Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan arrives at the Toronto Zoo, complete with Santa and festive fun for all ages, as spotted on KidsOutAndAbout. And keep an ear out—the Toronto Burlesque Festival will be kicking off with sequins, sass, and plenty of shimmy in just a few days!
That’s your day in Toronto, listeners! Pack your sense of adventure, and let city serendipity lead the way. Tune in tomorrow for another round of wild events, hidden gems, and ridiculous sports from your favorite roving enthusiast, Oly Bennet.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiWelcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Toronto with your globe-spinning, sports-loving host Oly Bennet! Today’s date is Sunday, November 9th, 2025, and Toronto is serving up that classic November mashup—a brisk autumn chill with a sky worthy of both sunglasses and umbrellas. There’s a cozy buzz in the air, fueled by the thrill of hockey season, mouthwatering new eats popping up, and a lineup of quirky, colorful events that’ll make you want to sprint out the door, even if you’re wearing five layers!
Right out of the gate, the city’s pulsing with music because tonight, The Band CAMINO is playing live at History, one of Toronto's wildest music venues, as part of their The NeverAlways Tour. If you’re ready to rock, stretch those vocal cords and prepare to belt out tunes with fellow fans, because nothing says “Toronto night out” like jumping around in a sea of strangers who instantly become best friends according to setlist.fm.
For families or those seeking wholesome weekend fun, swing by the Corpus Christi Parish Craft Fair, running all weekend with handmade gifts, a bake sale, and activities for the little ones. The local vendors might just have the perfect oddball holiday gift for that quirky cousin, and nothing bonds a family like arguing over who made the best loaf of banana bread. The City of Toronto's official events calendar has all you need to know.
Feeling artsy or perhaps a bit mysterious? Pop into the Bata Shoe Museum today. Whether you’re a footwear fanatic or just want to marvel at the world’s finest collection of shoes—from 16th-century ballet slippers to celebrity kicks—it’s a step above your usual Sunday stroll, says Showpass.
If you’re a night owl with a taste for vibrant performances, the Toronto Burlesque Festival gets revved up later this week, but tonight plenty of bars and lounges across Queen and King West are already spilling with laughter and spectacle. The energy this time of year is like a magician’s hat – you never know what scene will bounce out next!
Quick spin through today’s Toronto headlines: according to NOW Toronto, the Hockey Hall of Fame is prepping to welcome the Class of 2025, with induction buzz electric among sports fans—so why not swing by for a selfie with Lord Stanley’s mug? In foodie news, local blogs are gushing about “Sapling,” the city’s newest plant-based bistro opening today in the Annex—think wild mushroom bao and maple-roasted carrot salad. TTC also announced extra subway service on Line 1 for big downtown events, making your transit as smooth as Drake’s new single.
If you’re plotting out your must-dos, let Oly be your compass: marvel at the CN Tower’s panoramic views, warm up at St. Lawrence Market with fresh peameal bacon on a bun, and, for a spicy twist, hunt down one of the many hidden hot chocolate bars tucked along the PATH underground pedestrian walkway—guaranteed to toast your toes and your taste buds.
Insider tip: If you want to blend in like a true Torontonian, don’t let a little drizzle slow you down—just grab a coffee, layer up, and always, always apologize if you bump into someone. No one apologizes like a Canadian in a hurry.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for next Saturday when the legendary Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan arrives at the Toronto Zoo, complete with Santa and festive fun for all ages, as spotted on KidsOutAndAbout. And keep an ear out—the Toronto Burlesque Festival will be kicking off with sequins, sass, and plenty of shimmy in just a few days!
That’s your day in Toronto, listeners! Pack your sense of adventure, and let city serendipity lead the way. Tune in tomorrow for another round of wild events, hidden gems, and ridiculous sports from your favorite roving enthusiast, Oly Bennet.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Right out of the gate, the city’s pulsing with music because tonight, The Band CAMINO is playing live at History, one of Toronto's wildest music venues, as part of their The NeverAlways Tour. If you’re ready to rock, stretch those vocal cords and prepare to belt out tunes with fellow fans, because nothing says “Toronto night out” like jumping around in a sea of strangers who instantly become best friends according to setlist.fm.
For families or those seeking wholesome weekend fun, swing by the Corpus Christi Parish Craft Fair, running all weekend with handmade gifts, a bake sale, and activities for the little ones. The local vendors might just have the perfect oddball holiday gift for that quirky cousin, and nothing bonds a family like arguing over who made the best loaf of banana bread. The City of Toronto's official events calendar has all you need to know.
Feeling artsy or perhaps a bit mysterious? Pop into the Bata Shoe Museum today. Whether you’re a footwear fanatic or just want to marvel at the world’s finest collection of shoes—from 16th-century ballet slippers to celebrity kicks—it’s a step above your usual Sunday stroll, says Showpass.
If you’re a night owl with a taste for vibrant performances, the Toronto Burlesque Festival gets revved up later this week, but tonight plenty of bars and lounges across Queen and King West are already spilling with laughter and spectacle. The energy this time of year is like a magician’s hat – you never know what scene will bounce out next!
Quick spin through today’s Toronto headlines: according to NOW Toronto, the Hockey Hall of Fame is prepping to welcome the Class of 2025, with induction buzz electric among sports fans—so why not swing by for a selfie with Lord Stanley’s mug? In foodie news, local blogs are gushing about “Sapling,” the city’s newest plant-based bistro opening today in the Annex—think wild mushroom bao and maple-roasted carrot salad. TTC also announced extra subway service on Line 1 for big downtown events, making your transit as smooth as Drake’s new single.
If you’re plotting out your must-dos, let Oly be your compass: marvel at the CN Tower’s panoramic views, warm up at St. Lawrence Market with fresh peameal bacon on a bun, and, for a spicy twist, hunt down one of the many hidden hot chocolate bars tucked along the PATH underground pedestrian walkway—guaranteed to toast your toes and your taste buds.
Insider tip: If you want to blend in like a true Torontonian, don’t let a little drizzle slow you down—just grab a coffee, layer up, and always, always apologize if you bump into someone. No one apologizes like a Canadian in a hurry.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for next Saturday when the legendary Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan arrives at the Toronto Zoo, complete with Santa and festive fun for all ages, as spotted on KidsOutAndAbout. And keep an ear out—the Toronto Burlesque Festival will be kicking off with sequins, sass, and plenty of shimmy in just a few days!
That’s your day in Toronto, listeners! Pack your sense of adventure, and let city serendipity lead the way. Tune in tomorrow for another round of wild events, hidden gems, and ridiculous sports from your favorite roving enthusiast, Oly Bennet.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI