Upcoming Events
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
In the Innis Cafe: "1001 Nights of Storytelling." Every Friday night since 1978, storytellers and listeners have been gathering in downtown Toronto for an open evening of oral stories. Each Friday night is unique, and everyone is welcome to come and listen, come and tell. Suggested donation: $5. 8pm - 10:30pm. For more information visit www.1001fridays.org
Tuesday October 2
OPIRG Toronto presents a film screening of Pink Ribbons Inc. followed by a talk and Q & A with Samantha King, author of "Pink Ribbons Inc.: Breast Cancer and the Politics of Philanthropy". Event takes place Tuesday October 2nd at 7pm. Admission is by suggested donation of 5-10$ or pay what you can. All proceeds raised from this event will go to the Access fund at the Choice in Health Clinic. For further information about the Choice in Health Clinic or for event details please visit here.
Friday October 5
CINSSU present's a Free Friday Film screening of Francois Truffaut's 400 Blows, Friday October 5th at 7pm. Please visit cinssu.ca for details on future screenings or search "Cinema Studies Student Union" on Facebook.
Saturday October 6
Foro Nuestra America presents an evening of dance, theatre, poetry and music Saturday October 6th at 7pm. Admission is a suggested donation of 10$.
Tuesday October 9
Join Cuso International's Volunteers 4 the World Toronto Committee for a screening of the award-winning film The Voice of 650 Million Times One Tuesday October 9th at 7pm. The film will be followed with a presentation and discussion with Yin Brown, Program Officer for Advocacy and Alliances at CBM Canada an international development organization focusing on people with disabilities.For registration and further details please visit here. Admission is free.
Thursday October 11
Yonge Talks will present Rahul Bhardwaj, president and CEO of the Toronto Community Foundation, in conversation with special guest Mary Rowe, vice president and managing director of The Municipal Art Society (MAS) of New York. Moderated by Yonge Talks stalwart Peter MacLeod of MASS LBP, they'll explore this year's Vital Signs findings, as well as the opportunities and challenges that emerge from it. Doors open at 6pm. Admission is free. Please visit here for registration and further details.
Friday October 12
CINSSU presents a Free Friday Film screening of Being John Malkovich Friday October 12th at 7pm. Please visit cinssu.ca for details on future screenings or search "Cinema Studies Student Union" on Facebook.
Saturday October 13
The Loaves and Fish Film Festival is at Innis Town Hall Saturday October 13. For screenings and further details please visit here.
Sunday October 14
The Estonian Documentary Film Festival is at Innis Town Hall on Sunday October 14th. For tickets and further screening information please visit here.
Thursday October 18
French Films on Campus are presented by The Consulate General of France in Toronto, U of T and Ryerson, hosted by Professor James Cahill. The series begins Thursday October 18th with a screening of Tomboy starting at 7 and is followed by Polisse at 9pm. All screenings in the series are FREE and open to the public. Visit cinssu.ca for further details.
Friday October 19
CINSSU presents a Free Friday Film screening of The Fifth Element Friday October 19th starting at 7pm. Please visit cinssu.ca for details on future screenings or search "Cinema Studies Student Union" on Facebook.
Saturday October 20
French Films on Campus are presented by The Consulate General of France in Toronto, U of T and Ryerson, hosted by Professor James Cahill. The series continues Saturday October 20th with a screening of Le Tableau starting at 7 and is followed by Rubber at 9pm. All screenings in the series are FREE and open to the public. Visit cinssu.ca for further details.
Tuesday October 23
Urban Studies Program at the University of Toronto has sponsored an intimate screening of the documentary, Battle for Brooklyn. Following the screening, there will be a discussion led by Edward Keenan, senior editor at The Grid magazine, contributing editor at Spacing magazine and author of the book, Some Great Idea: Good Neighbourhoods, Crazy Politics and the Invention of Toronto. Doors open at 6:45pm. The screening is FREE and open to the public.
Wednesday October 24
The Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance, along with the School of Public Policy and Governance, the Department of Geography and Planning, Urban Strategies, and Global City Indicators Facility are pleased to present the first lecture in the series, “Big City, Big Ideas,” entitled Hudson Yards, NYC: The History, Challenges and Opportunities of North America’s Largest City-Building Development. Speakers are: Jay Cross, President, Related Hudson Yards, and Blake Hutcheson, President and CEO of Toronto-based Oxford Properties. Moderated by Renee Gomes, Director of Development, Waterfront Toronto. For registration and further details please visit here.
Thursday October 25
The Ekran Polish Film Festival will be holding it's opening reception here at Innis Town Hall on Thursday October 25th starting at 6:30pm. Tickets are $20 in advance/$25 at the door or are included with the purchase of a Festival Pass. For further details please visit ekran.ca
Friday October 26
Just in time for Halloween CINSSU presents a Free Friday Film Screening of Three Extremes Friday October 26th at 7pm. Please visit cinssu.ca for details on future screenings or search "Cinema Studies Student Union" on Facebook.
Saturday October 27 - Sunday October 28
The Toronto Cornerstone International Film Festival is at Innis Town Hall Saturday October 27th and Sunday October 28th. For screening details and ticket information please visit tciff.com
Tuesday October 30
CINSSU presents a special sing-along screening of Baz Luhrmann's Moulin Rouge Tuesday October 30th at 7pm. For more details on the event please visit cinssu.ca or search "Cinema Studies Student Union" on Facebook.
Wednesday October 31
CINSSU and Gamer Camp present a special screening of Takashi Miike's Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Wednesday October 31st at 7pm. Tickets are 11$. Please visit here to purchase tickets and for further screening details.
PROSPECTIVE CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: the following are public events taking place at Innis Town Hall. This list does not include private functions so it does not give a complete picture of the theatre's availability. For full information about available dates please email town.hall@utoronto.ca. Thank you!