Classical
How Opera and the Symphony Have Become Cool in Toronto
For years, opera and the symphony were viewed as things typically reserved for the stuffy 60-plus set. Widely understood as […]
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Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto-based visual artist Neil Ever Osborne
Toronto-based visual artist Neil Ever Osborne splits his time between Canada’s largest Metropolis and the far corners of the globe […]
Music
“Five Minutes With” Toronto musicians Brave Shores
Our most recent featured musicians will be playing this year’s Operanation, a fundraising event that includes the pairing of a […]
Community & Culture
Princess of Wales Theatre to host Toronto’s biggest Royal Wedding viewing party
Wondering where you can take in the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle this weekend? David Mirvish has […]
Arts
A Variety of Tastes with Canadian Footwear Company Native Shoes
I am so glad I am finally doing something on Native Shoes. Anyone who has gone to a beach, gone […]
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 […]
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 […]