posted Wednesday, October 6, 2021
Mister Sister was the closing night film for both Hollywood’s Dances With Films (Sept 12), and New York City’s Winter Film Awards (Sept 30), and will have it’s Canadian Premiere in Toronto (Oct 9) From the creator of SCUMBAG and THE LITTLE HOUSE THAT COULD, comes MISTER SISTER. Jordan (Jack James Busa, UNI) gets dumped […]
posted Saturday, October 2, 2021
This is the weekend Nuit Blanche should be happening in Toronto, but unfortunately it’s been postponed until next year. However, there’s a new public art display happening in the city this weekend only. CONTINUUM is a Global Movement curated by world known DJ/Producer Steve Aoki, created by Toronto based artist Krista Kim , with music […]
posted Thursday, September 30, 2021
Geary Art Crawl is a two day, rain or shine celebration of art and culture on Geary Avenue in Toronto from Ossington to west of Dufferin with music, dance, visual art installations, pop-ups, food and more! Watch the neighbourhood come alive with music, visual art installations, pop-ups, food and more in a creative emergence from […]
posted Thursday, September 30, 2021
The Toronto Food Film Fest has released its full lineup of screenings and talks for its third annual event, taking place October 1-4, 2021. Hosted at Spadina Museum’s Historic House & Gardens, the in-person portion of the festival will include a selection of movies, food, and talks. An exclusive screening of Peace by Chocolate by […]
posted Friday, September 24, 2021
Little Canada is a celebration of all things Canada. It’s a unique journey of discovery through the sights and sounds of our great country in miniature scale. A place that will unleash your childlike sense of wonder, discovery, and curiosity. Jean-Louis Brenninkmeijer, an immigrant to Canada, began learning all of the wonderful things about Canada […]
posted Wednesday, September 15, 2021
Things are returning to normal and the beloved festival celebrating Fine Art and Music in Toronto’s West Queen West plans to celebrate, returning to its outdoor festival Sept 18th-19th while continuing to offering a digital version of the festival Sept 15th-19th. The Queen West Art Crawl is a three-tiered festival, which takes place at Trinity […]
posted Wednesday, August 25, 2021
Music will forever flourish. But music hasn’t always been the most accepting or space space for marginalized communities. In truth it still isn’t. Historically many artists have been encouraged to hide or remain silent about their sexuality and gender identity. And the opportunities for our Queer Trans BIPOC community members has been extremely limited. But […]
posted Thursday, August 12, 2021
Heritage Toronto is once again returning to in-person tours, along with keeping many online and virtual as well. On the Civic Holiday, a sold-out group of 20 cyclists peddled lakeside trails learning about our waterfront history. Looking forward, they will be offering diverse experiences exploring our food history, industrial heritage, architecture, and more. Many of […]
posted Thursday, August 12, 2021
The world premiere of the most immersive art experience yet to be brought to life, Beyond Monet is now open to the public in Toronto. Set in the heart of the city at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre’s North Hall on Front Street, this remarkable experience allows audiences to embark on a poetic and engaging […]
posted Sunday, August 8, 2021
In nowhen, York University Theatre and Canadian Stage MFA Candidate Alison Wong invites guests to explore, and “let go of time, and revel in place” in a two-part, auditory and nature-based experience set in High Park featuring current Theatre at York students. In Part 1 (Perspective), guests in small groups are invited to gather at one of seven […]
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