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Freestyle Socials: Dazed and Confused

Freestyle Socials: Dazed and Confused

Thu, Oct 8, 11:30 PM
From Freestyle Socials
4.8

Watch a comedian summarize important science. Badly. Dozens of new papers explore how to fix trust in media/polarization. But who's got the time to read all that?! Instead, we had host of Dirty Science Comedy [Lexa Graham](https://rfrtpc7s.r.us-west-2.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2Flexagraham.ca%2F/1/010101a0d3f296c0-e2f2a81a-5e69-408d-b54b-e3544b34afd7-000000/5tnH1hJzE_Lql76TNClYt27ZUTs=474) skim through the most important ones and put together hilariously half-baked PowerPoints. Have a laugh as Social Scientist/CBC Host [Anthony Morgan](https://www.anthonymorganscience.com/) and Misinformation researcher [Aviva ](https://rfrtpc7s.r.us-west-2.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2Fwww.avivaphilippmuller.com%2F/1/010101a0d3f296c0-e2f2a81a-5e69-408d-b54b-e3544b34afd7-000000/YxkEMgvOQcgQiE8Y20A1jup9xto=474)[Phillip-Muller](https://rfrtpc7s.r.us-west-2.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2Fwww.avivaphilippmuller.com%2F/2/010101a0d3f296c0-e2f2a81a-5e69-408d-b54b-e3544b34afd7-000000/r5k0CdUQy49PoRqAbw4E2wCwwlY=474) correct her most egregious errors. Then help them decide the merits of each paper in Freestyle Socials fashion! Never tried Freestyle Socials? They're[ simple](https://freestyle-socials-marketing.base44.app/view/6ab52aa6606d598d180b9047). **THE HOST:** Asks a question like "Should we pee in the shower?" **YOU:** Pick a side. **THEN:** Share ideas about why your friends might switch! **THE ONLY RULE?** Switch sides anytime you're surprised or laughing! **THE GOAL?** Better conversations in 3 easy steps: Disagree. Laugh. Repeat! Example Questions: * If it turned out most food had spiders in it, would you wanna know? * Health Canada stars recommending eating dirt. Eat it? * Should we sit or stand to wipe our butts? (We swear all related to the research believe it or not!) Help a comedian, TV Host and a misinformation expert explore science's newest ideas about why the world is falling apart (and how to fix it) for a night of interactive comedy! **[>>Get Tickets<<](https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dazed-and-confused-divided-we-laugh-tickets-1998797717780)** This game is supported by the [RCIScience](https://www.rciscience.ca/) **Event Agenda:** **\*\*6:30 PM — 7:30\*\*** Pre-event Social hour **\*\*7:30 PM — Welcome\*\*** A quick hello, then we get into it. **\*\*7:40 PM — Warm-up\*\*** Funny questions, audience participation, and a playful introduction to the theme. **\*\*7:50–8:25 PM — PowerPoint Round One\*\*** Two surprising research ideas, translated into comedy, conversation, and weird questions for the room. **\*\*8:25 PM — Interactive Break\*\*** Grab a drink, meet someone new, and try a question from the card game. **\*\*8:50–9:25 PM — PowerPoint Round Two\*\*** More science, more surprisingly fun questions, and more chances to hear how other people see the world. **\*\*9:25 PM — Final Interactive Moment + Closing\*\*** One last question together, followed by closing remarks. **\*\*Expect:\*\*** comedy, actual science, small-group conversations, audience participation, and a throwable microphone.

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Speak Easy Toronto - Social/Karaoke Event

Speak Easy Toronto - Social/Karaoke Event

Fri, Oct 2, 11:30 PM
From Speak Easy Toronto - Social Event
4.2

Looking to meet new people, practice your English, and enjoy a fun night out? Speak Easy Toronto is a relaxed social event for locals, newcomers, international students, and young professionals come together for conversation, friendship, and cultural exchange. There are no lessons, tests, or formal classes—just friendly conversations in a welcoming pub atmosphere. Whether you're fluent in English, still learning, or simply interested in meeting people from different backgrounds, everyone is welcome. Enjoy: 🍻 Casual vibes *location/pub/bar changes weekly!* 🗣️ English conversation and language exchange 🌎 Meeting people from around the world 🤝 Making new friends and expanding your social circle 👕 A curated vintage clothing pop-up shop coming soon 🎉 Fun, low-pressure socializing Come on your own or bring friends. Many attendees arrive solo, making it easy to join conversations and connect with new people. Karaoke 🎤 will be available! $5 sign up *cash or e-tansfer accepted* *Please also make sure to order at least one drink or food from venue You’re welcome to join the event after it has started. However, if you can no longer attend, please make sure to cancel your RSVP.

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Trivia at C'est What - the OG Toronto Beer Bar - Front Street

Trivia at C'est What - the OG Toronto Beer Bar - Front Street

Wed, Sep 30, 10:30 PM
From Toronto Beer Lovers
4.6

Let's go back to C'est What for an evening of trivia. Remember they do not take reservations so it is always good to get there early. Often, the bar fills up fast and people have to be turned away. Thank you to all of those who get there right at 6 pm to get us the huge middle table which we have shared between our two teams. We have often won in the past. Let's try to live up to our legacy, I have set the limit to 16 for now as that is usually the upper limit for 2 teams. �� Arrive 6pm or so; first question starts 7p � � We have some great prizes lined up for you, win or lose you’re guaranteed a great time with your favourite craft beer in h n �. � Located Inside \| 67 Front t\ � E � Great ambiance, craft beer and comfort food all sourced from Toronto’s finest! Can’t wait to see you there

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Bus Hike: Limehouse (Bruce Trail Day)

Bus Hike: Limehouse (Bruce Trail Day)

Sun, Oct 4, 1:15 PM
From Toronto Bruce Trail Club
4.8

oin us to celebrate Bruce Trail Day on the trail around Limehouse. For the first 5 km we will hike south from the Sixth Line to Limehouse. The route incorporates the portion of trail removed from the Fifth Line thanks to those who support the Bruce Trail. We'll also pass the seed orchard where native species are grown for the seeds to be replanted to re-naturalize other parts of the trail. Those who want a shorter hike may drop out at Limehouse where information and refreshments will be available at the Memorial Hall. The second part of the hike will be a loop through the Limehouse Conservation area featuring the limestone kilns, stone arched bridge, and a climb through the "hole in the wall". Expect some slightly rocky terrain underfoot and a few moderate hills. Hiking boots or good shoes designed for walking are a must. Those completing the full 9 km will also have a chance to drop in at the Memorial Hall to learn more about the Bruce Trail and refreshments. You must register and prepay the bus fare on the Bruce Trail Conservancy Website (registration opens Sat Sep 20 8:00 PM (Bus Fares $25 Members/$32 Non-Members (Children under 12 $10/$14). Bus fares are non-refundable and the hike goes rain or shine. Registration Link: [https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/bus-hike-bruce-trail-day-limehouse/2026-10-04/](https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/bus-hike-bruce-trail-day-limehouse/2026-10-04/)

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Hamilton Serious Speed Dating for Locals

Hamilton Serious Speed Dating for Locals

Thu, Oct 1, 5:20 AM
From Casual Moves and Coffee House Chess

**UPDATE: This event has been rescheduled and is now set to begin at 5:00 PM on Sun, Oct 4 (local time).** Virtual speed dating hosted over Zoom for singles in Hamilton. Enjoy rapid individual sessions, grouped by age, all from the comfort of your home. Simply RSVP and we will contact you with every piece of information you need. Availability is restricted and the gathering might be called off if attendance is insufficient.

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37 attendees
Speaking English language class with Certified Award-Winning teacher@Madison Pub

Speaking English language class with Certified Award-Winning teacher@Madison Pub

Sat, Oct 3, 10:30 PM
From Speaking English Class with Certified Award-Winning Teacher
4.9

SPACE IS LIMITED! This is a much smaller class than our 7:30 pm event and we can only accept a limited number of students. Key areas of focus: Practicing oral communication (speaking languages), for conversations, presentations, interviews and job skills Schedule: 1. 6:30 - 7:15 pm : 45 -minute language conversation class with certified award-winning language teacher John Dias. 2. Language exchange social (7:30 - 11 pm): includes Free access to the Toronto's BIGGEST Language Party and Social Party also in the Madison Pub led by teacher John Dias (same location) **Cost: just $5 while we have this promo.** \*\*PROMO (Limited Time): $5 fee will give you access to both events (\*\*usual rate would be: $15 total) Feel free to message us if you have any questions! \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- Get your $5 ticket at the class OR buy a [$5 digital ticket online here](https://www.tilelearning.com/events).

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