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• Activism - A detailed listing of

• Bars - A detailed listing of bars ; drink specials ; bars that card

• Comedy - A detailed listing of Stand-up and Sketch Comedy

• Dancing - A detailed listing of FREE dancing locations ; 80's Nights ; Oldies Nights ; Salsa ; Tango

• Education - A detailed listing of Lectures, Workshops,

• Galas and Balls - A detailed listing of

• Gaming - A detailed listing of Bingo, Boardgames, Poker and other games.

• Karaoke - A detailed listing of Karaoke bars and Karaoke boxes

• Movies - A detailed listing of FREE

• Music - A detailed listing of

• Parties - A detailed listing of _, DJs, Promoters, Raves

• Sports - A detailed listing of Cycling, Hiking, Running and Walking

• Pick-Up Sports - A detailed listing of pick-up team sports, including Baseball, Dodgeball, Soccer and Ultimate.

• Socials - A detailed listing of Socials, including Business Networking,

• Support Groups - A detailed listing of Support Groups, including Seniors, Health and

• Urban Gaming - A detailed listing of Capture The Flag, Geocaching, LARP, Manhunt and other urban games.

Art Intervention

Billboard Liberation

Beach Party
Weekly (Sundays) - Promise Cherry Beach Sundays

Board Game Night

Brides of March
An organized public gathering of people who dress up in thrift store wedding dresses.
Annually (March 15th) -

Capture the Flag
Annually (Summer) - Fun Toronto
Annually (October) - NewMindSpace

Clown Rampage
An organized public gathering of people who dress up in clown costumes.

Frivolous political party

Crashing or Infiltration "Ehow: Party Crashing, "Ehow: Wedding Crashing"

Critical Ass (Naked Bike Ride)
Annually (June) - World Naked Bike Ride

Critical Mass
Monthly (Last Friday) - Critical Mass Toronto

Flash mob

Graffiti

Guerrilla gardening

Kickball
Weekly (Sunday, 5:30pm) - http://www.torontokickball.com/

Kinetic sculpture race

Live action role-playing game

Manhunt (urban game)
A variation on the game of tag, usually played at night and in an urban area. The goal in any version is to avoid being tagged by anyone designated as "it", or (for those already "it") to tag anyone who has not been tagged.
Weekly (Thursday, 8:30pm) - http://www.manhunt-toronto.com/

Media prank

Mobile Clubbing
An organized public gathering of people who dance, while listening to mp3 players.

No Pants Subway Ride
Annually (January) - Improv In Toronto

Pac-Manhattan

Pieing or Shoeing

Pillow fight
An organized public gathering of people who bring pillows and fight with them.
Annually (May) - NewMindSpace and International Pillow Fight Day

Pirate Rampage
An organized public gathering of people who dress up in pirate costumes.
Annually (February) - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7902074895 (London, ON)

Playground Blitzreig
Young adults going to playgrounds late at night and playing playground games like freeze tag, octopus, british bulldog, etc.

Pool Party (Hipster Variety)
An organized public gathering of people who gatecrash public swimming pools after-hours.

Prank

Prank Call

Rebel Clown Army

Santarchy
An organized public gathering of people who dress up in Santa, Mrs. Claus, reindeer and elf costumes.
Annually (December) - Santaarchy

Scavenger hunt

Shopping cart race (aka Urban Idiotarod)

Snowball Fight

Sticker Graffiti (see also The Bubble Project

Street theatre or Guerrilla theatre

Subway party
A party on a subway train. Party-goers don costumes, decorate the subway car, blow bubbles, bring musical instruments, and occasionally the parties have a specific theme.

Ultimate

Urban exploration

Water fight

Yarn bombing

Yomango

Zombie walk
An organized public gathering of people who dress up in zombie costumes.
Annually (October) - http://www.torontozombiewalk.com/

Zoobomb
An organized public bike ride rapidly downhill.

• Cheap Alcohol in Toronto
  

• Cheap Eats

• Free On Your Birthday

The following is a list of fun and free activities in other cities around the world.

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
The Cacophony Society http://cacophony.org/lodges.html

CANADA

• Calgary
  

• Edmonton
  

• Halifax
  

• Kitchener-Waterloo
  

• London, Ontario
  

• Montreal
  

• Saskatoon
  

• Vancouver

UNITED STATES

• Ann Arbor
  

• Austin
  

• Bay Area (San Francisco, Berkeley)
  

• Birmingham, Alabama
  

• Chicago
  

• Cleveland
  

• Connecticut
  

• Dayton, Ohio
  

• Denver
  

• Houston
  

• Kansas City (Kansas City/Lawrence)
  

• Lincoln, Nebraska
  

• Los Angeles
  

• Louisiana (New Orleans/Baton Rogue/Lafayette)
  

• Memphis
  

• Milwaukee
  

• Minneapolis
  

• Nevada (Gerlach, NV/Burning Man)
  

• New York City
  

• Olympia/Tacoma, Washington
  

• Orlando
  

• Pittsburgh
  

• Provo, Utah (Brigham Young University)
  

• Raleigh-Durham
  

• Sacramento
  

• Seattle
  

• Springfield, Illinois
  

• St. Louis
  

• Tampa Bay
  

• Washington DC

SOUTH AMERICA

• Columbia
  

• Venezuela

EUROPE

• United Kingdom
  

• London
  

• Netherlands

AFRICA

• Cape Town

ASIA

OCEANIA

• New Zealand