Food & Drink
Weekends are made for Kiin Northern Thai Brunch
Weekend brunch has become a ritual in our city. We all know where to get our favourite avocado toast, eggs […]
Month: May 2018
Arts
SUTRA: Abstract Kung Fu Journey To Unite
Shaolin kung fu monks on tour for the Toronto premiere of SUTRA, an award-winning collaboration between Internationally renowned choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Turner […]
Arts
Interview with KUSAMA-INFINITY filmmaker, Heather Lenz
Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama’s highly popular exhibition Infinite Kusama at the Art Gallery of Ontario has been the talk […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto contemporary artist Anthony Ricciardi
Toronto-born and internationally-acclaimed, Anthony Ricciardi is a multidisciplinary contemporary artist driven by enthusiasm, depth and storytelling through unique text and […]
Lifestyle
Help us find Tomasina the cat a new place to live in the Toronto area
Tomasina is a sweetie pie and purr machine who lives for the three f’s — food, fun, and fashion. She […]
Arts
Ai Weiwei major ceramic exhibition is coming to the Gardiner Museum
Known for smashing conventions, contemporary artist Ai Weiwei will once again be featured in Toronto. Ai Weiwei: Unbroken exhibition is […]
Music
“Five Minutes With” Toronto pop singer Taylor Rodkin
Taylor Rodkin was one of our winners from our Reverbnation contest to be featured on our site. Help us support […]
Lifestyle
Pfaff Auto celebrates women drivers
There is a growing interest in performance cars by the female population and we’re finally getting some attention. I began […]
Charities
Billy Talent’s Aaron Solowoniuk on Plaques to Benefit MS
Hello, my name is Aaron Solowoniuk. In 2015, I had to step away from playing drums in Billy Talent. I […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto theatre-maker Marie Beath
Marie Beath is a teacher, a mom, a wizard, a director, and a playwright. Her mind is like a multi-story […]