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Welcome, adventurous listeners, to Things to do in Toronto with Oly Bennet—the only guide daring enough to blend Diwali fireworks, pumpkin madness, traffic light parties, and Thanksgiving turkey into one action-packed broadcast! It’s Friday, October 10, 2025, and Toronto is absolutely buzzing. The leaves are showing off their autumn swagger, the skies are bright with that perfect sweater-weather sunshine, and the whole city feels like it’s revving up for one long, festive weekend.

Here’s the Toronto vibe check: Energetic, multicultural, and downright electric. With Thanksgiving and Diwali overlapping, you can practically smell pumpkin spice and samosas mingling in the air. The big event vibe starts tonight and just keeps picking up steam.

Now, let's jump into the must-see events, because this city is absolutely stacked:

- PumpkinFest Toronto has landed at Downsview Park and it’s the autumn carnival of your wildest, orange-hued dreams. There are unlimited midway rides, hayrides, inflatable mazes, and enough pumpkin-themed snacks to make even Cinderella jealous. This family extravaganza runs all weekend, so bring your inner child, or actual children, and get ready to bounce till you drop—as covered by Secret Toronto and Universe.

- Diwali Festival of Lights is lighting up Nathan Phillips Square, and you’re invited to the only Diwali event in Toronto with musical fireworks flying off the big city towers. According to CityNews Toronto, there’ll be classical Indian dances, Bollywood beats, street food that’s good enough to make you weep with joy, and a marketplace that doubles as a treasure hunt for craft lovers. They’re calling it "Where East Meets West," so expect everything from Kathak to DJ sets and a Diwali musical pyrotechnics show that will set the night ablaze.

- Ready to make a green, yellow, or red statement? The legendary Frosh Traffic Light Party is taking over Fiction Nightclub—Toronto’s university crowd will be painting the town with more colors than Holi. Wear red if you’re taken, yellow if it’s complicated, or green if you’re single and ready to mingle. According to Eventbrite, this is the city’s wildest student blow-out, and everyone’s invited.

- Calling all live music lovers: The Mod Club hosts BETWEEN FRIENDS for a show that promises blissful indie pop vibes, while hip-hop heads can catch Aminé’s Tour de Dance at a downtown venue. According to SeatGeek and NOW Toronto, these gigs are the ticket for anyone not already busy dancing under Diwali’s TNT finale.

- And, in true Toronto fashion, STACKT Market keeps things cool with immersive art, weekly events, and surprise popups. Their current experiential art festival MULTIfest lets you stroll through tech-art installations and funky live performances—perfect for a creative refresh between festive meals.

Alright, let’s kick it up a notch with some local news and city trivia. Casa Madera and 1 Kitchen at 1 Hotel are serving up incredible Thanksgiving dinners all weekend. If you’re hoping for a turkey feast that doesn’t require hours by the oven, book it fast—spots go like pumpkin lattes when the first leaf hits the ground. TTC has boosted service this weekend for all you party-hoppers, so leave the car at home and ride the rails like a savvy local.

And now, the Ollie Bennet Obscure-O-Meter: Did you know Toronto’s PATH system is the largest underground shopping complex in the world? On chilly days like today, seasoned locals weave through this labyrinth beneath downtown, snatching up Thanksgiving pies and Diwali gifts away from the wind.

Before I go, here’s the preview for tomorrow: the Toronto Flower Market’s last pop-up of the season is popping with autumnal blooms, Adam Sandler’s comedy show will have Scotiabank Arena howling, and Diwali at Nathan Phillips Square keeps the city sparkling. Tune in tomorrow for more wild happenings, sports with a twist, and maybe the scoop on Toronto’s best secret pie slice.

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