Today in Toronto: Cinéfranco, Bobby McFerrin, Old Men Dancing

Bobby McFerrin: The “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” singer shows he’s adept at shifting genres (from modern jazz to pop to opera) at Roy Thomson Hall. Find out more >>

Old Men Dancing: One of the most anticipated appearances at Harbourfront’s Free Fall Festival is this ensemble from Peterborough: 16 men from all walks of life, ages 50 to 75, with a love of dance but no formal training. Find out more >>

Cinéfranco: With everything from a cop flick to a cute children’s pic to a hard-hitting documentary about Darfuri refugees, this French-language film fest is even more wide-ranging than usual. Find out more >>

Ryan Trecartin and Peter Campus: An art world wunderkind and mad hatter arrives at the Power Plant with his eponymous exhibit, Ryan Trecartin Any Ever, an epic seven-part video work that marks his first Canadian show. The pacific works of legendary London art-filmmaker Peter Campus are also on display, as a kind of old-guard antidote. Find out more >>