SummerWorks Performance Festival returns for its 26th year August 4-14, with expanded programming and new venues, to provide a platform for new and adventurous performance works, offering one of their most diverse line-up to date. READ MORE
Sorry for being way behind on my In The City listings friends, but I am certain you have been keeping busy here in Toronto… READ MORE
A couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending the launch for the first of six CDs of Mozart’s complete catalogue of violin and piano sonatas, the last joint collaboration by the duo of pianist Christina Petrowska Quilico and the late violinist Jacques Israelievitch. READ MORE
Saturdays in June are always fun when walking or exploring the downtown core in Toronto. This weekend, I will suggest you come to my neighbourhood on the West side of downtown.
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The Brain Project presented by TELUS hopes to be a catalyst for discussion and awareness of brain health. Throughout the Summer months, sculptures will be displayed in a public exhibition in downtown Toronto and later sold to sponsoring organizations or collectors worldwide. READ MORE
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival 2016 will take over the Bloor/Yonge neighbourhood today, Saturday May 14th and tomorrow, Sunday May 15th, and it’s totally FREE to attend! READ MORE
The League of Canadian Poets (LCP) is pleased to announce the 18th anniversary of National Poetry Month (NPM) in Canada will take place throughout the month of April. The official #NPM16 theme is The Road. READ MORE
The storied city of Istanbul comes alive in a lovely exhibition of historic and contemporary images currently on display at the Aga Khan Museum until June 26, 2016. READ MORE
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Bloor-Danforth subway line, The Artists’ Newsstand at Chester Station will host a Birthday Party on today, February 25 from 4pm to 7pm featuring live performances, music and complimentary cake, balloons and prizes. The previously dormant Gateway newsstand was re-imagined in May 2015 as an artists’ hub to benefit both commuters and artists. READ MORE
