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February is when we recognize and celebrate the achievements and contributions of the Black community, known commonly as Black History […]

Longing for an evening of wine and tapas at a Spanish tavern? Got a didgeridoo or a mouth harp lying around, and […]

The Kingsway Theatre was first opened in the relatively remote suburb of Toronto in 1940. Renovated and reopened in 2009, […]

Nehiyaw Cree/Métis multi-media artist Rebecca Baird is an internationally acclaimed Canadian artist whose art has been at the forefront of […]

Fox Theatre is the oldest continuously run cinema in Toronto, having been built in 1914, open and operating ever since. […]

Centrally located in Downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District is the TIFF Bell Lightbox Theatre. Most commonly understood as the location for […]

It first opened in 1937, closed in 2006 and recently underwent a beautiful renovation in 2019, creating a brilliant 1920’s […]

Dwayne Morgan has been an outspoken fixture of Toronto’s arts scene for almost three decades. Finding his voice in the […]

After reading the 2015 Scotiabank Giller Prize winning book Fifteen Dogs by André Alexis, I immediately thought it would make […]

Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema is just the recent tenant of the long-standing theatre on Bloor st. in the Annex. […]