Arts
Toronto Breakdancing Convention Showcases International Dancers
The world’s biggest festival of hip hop dance hit up Toronto for the first time over the weekend at the […]
Archive
Arts
“City Life” by local Toronto photographer esotericmind47
Today’s daily photo from Toronto comes from esotericmind47 who shot this nice skyline image. Check out his page for more […]
Arts
Anishinaabeg Art & Power and the stories they hold, on now at the ROM
The Royal Ontario Museum’s newest exhibition, Anishinaabeg: Art & Power has officially opened to the public. It’s a thoughtful and […]
Community & Culture
Ukrainian Community holds dinner at Old Mill for Canada 150
The Ukrainian community in Toronto celebrated Canada’s 150th birthday on June 16 at the Old Mill Toronto. The evening allowed […]
Lifestyle
Brooke needs a new home and family in the Toronto Area
Our latest featured pet is Brooke the cat who is available from North Toronto Cat Rescue. Here is some information about […]
Electronic
Peaches WOWs At Start Of North By Northeast’s 10-Day Festival!
NXNE’s 10-day annual music festival was opened loudly by Peaches at the Phoenix Concert Hall this week. Peaches and special […]
Arts
Luminato’s Ghost Rings Is Mash-Up New York Realness
Ghost Rings is probably one of the more quirky and nonsensical performances on the Luminato schedule. A mash-up pop concert/contemporary […]
Folk-Country
“Meet the Masters” of SABIAN cymbal craftmaking in Toronto
If you’re a recreational or professional drummer you probably already have heard of SABIAN. Founded in 1981 by Robert Zildjian […]
Arts
The eccentric What The Film Festival returns with 7 hour movie marathon
Film lovers of the obscure, the outliers, and the outsiders films should take note of this upcoming one-day only Festival. […]
Civic Engagement
Indspire calls on Canadians to invest in the education of Indigenous youths.
Indigenous students have proven that when given the opportunity to attend post-secondary institutions, their lives are improved drastically. The Indigenous […]