Food & Drink
Belmonte Raw
Back in early March, I was at the Patagonia Live Simply Tour and after a wonderfully relaxing yoga practice, was […]
Year: 2013
Toronto Tourism
Summerhill Liquor Store, Toronto’s Less Obvious Attraction
One of Toronto’s more inconspicuous attractions is the Summerhill Liquor Store located on Yonge Street and Scrivener Square. Over the last decade, […]
Classical
Soundstreams “Piano Ecstasy”
How many pianos can you fit on stage in Koerner Hall? Six. The answer is six. Well, you could probably […]
Arts
Museum Secrets Unveiled
History geeks everywhere, prepare to drool. HISTORY Canada and Toronto-based Kensington Communications Inc. presents Museum Secrets. The show is a […]
Health & Wellness
A Workout with Boutique Gym Owner Alex Savva
Ever notice how after a big box gym locks you into a ridiculous contract (often upwards of three years), they […]
Music
Raine Maida Releases Sophomore Solo Album
Raine Maida released his sophomore solo album, We All Get Lighter this past Tuesday and I had the pleasure to […]
Civic Engagement
ReDefiningTO: Timeraiser Giving Time and Talent
We have all been to fundraisers, but how about a Timeraiser? Artscape Wychwood Barns was a buzz last Friday in celebration of […]
Charities
Dixon Hall Toronto
This week I got to chat with the executive director of Dixon Hall, Kate Stark. Dixon Hall is a […]
Civic Engagement
ReDefiningTO: Trade School Toronto – Barter for Knowledge
Ever sought out a knitting, drawing, dance, improv, grant writing or perhaps free boating class only to be discouraged by […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Redwood Classics Apparel
Kathy Cheng is the Director of Sales & Marketing for WS & Co. and Redwood Classics Apparel. Following in the footsteps and […]