Under twenty dollars at the door. The price shown is what the venue charges, taken from its own page. 11 listings, soonest first.
Three improv sets: a longform narrative built from an audience suggestion, a set from a Comedy Bar pro troupe, and the Jim-Jam, a bucket jam anyone can play with no experience. Names in the bucket by 8:30pm.
An open Tuesday-night jam hosted by Chris Banks with a standing house band, ten dollars at the door and no reservations. The Rex's own blurb lists September 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, but its calendar carries no jam on the 22nd, so the remaining nights this month are the 15th and the 29th.
Emerging stand-ups do short sets in the Studio Theatre with a host running the room. Anyone can put their name in the bucket to get on stage, provided they do it by 8:30pm.
Toronto's oldest continuously operating cinema, volunteer-run and single-screen, drops its $15 admission to $7.50 every Tuesday, for everyone including members. It covers regular and second-run bookings only, not the special-event nights that fill much of the schedule, so check the day's listing first.
A stand-up competition semi-final round, with two of the competitors advancing to the final show at JFL Toronto.
A stand-up competition semi-final round, with two of the competitors advancing to the final show at JFL Toronto.
A stand-up competition semi-final round, with two of the competitors advancing to the final show at JFL Toronto.
A stand-up competition semi-final round, with two of the competitors advancing to the final show at JFL Toronto.
A stand-up competition semi-final round, with two of the competitors advancing to the final show at JFL Toronto.
Dealers of vintage clothing, textiles and antiques under one roof. Saturday 9am–6pm, Sunday 10am–5pm.
Bharti Kher and Delcy Morelos, with Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s Light of the Heavens, across two floors of a converted aluminium factory. Free for anyone eighteen and under.