Check out exclusive photos from Toronto events, concerts and attractions.
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We headed to Lee’s Palace to catch Canadian Alt Rock 3-piece Nikki’s Wives debut new music. Continue reading Photos: Nikki’s Wives-Lee’s Palace, Toronto-April 2019
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Brita partnered with National Geographic Explorer and visual artist Asher Jay to recreate an iconic Canadian Landmark with ‘Niagara Now’. This installation addresses the enormous environmental footprint of single-use plastic water bottles in Canada – and its rising impact. Continue reading Addressing Single-Use Plastic Water Bottles With ‘Brita Niagara Now’ At Union Station, Toronto
The two works by renowned filmmaker Chantal Akerman, In the Mirror (2007) and NOW (2015) speak to the issues that Akerman has explored throughout her career: trauma, gender, belonging and identity. Continue reading Exploring Trauma, Gender, Belonging And Identity With Chantal Akerman At The Museum Of Contemporary Art
Basma Alsharif’s exhibition at MOCA intertwines four major works, each one presented as a staged setting. Using many different media, she takes us on journeys into the collective subconscious, exploring the tools we all use to understand the ghosts of history. Continue reading Taking A Journey Into The Collective Subconscious With Basma Alsharif’s Exhibition At The Museum Of Contemporary Art
The Light Therapy room at MOCA is filled with a generous amount of light to simulate a bright, sunny day. Exposure to light is used as a treatment for seasonal affective disorder (SAD), milder winter blues and sleep disorders caused by jet lag and overwork, or lack of daylight. Continue reading Getting Over Winter With Apolonija Šušteršič’s ‘Light Therapy’ Room At The Museum Of Contemporary Art
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Ai Weiwei: Unbroken at the Gardiner Museum, features iconic ceramic works,recent works in blue-and-white porcelain depicting the global refugee crisis, and objects in other media, that playfully subvert notions of traditional craftsmanship and Chinese cultural identity with pointedly political imagery. Continue reading Exploring Ai Weiwei: Unbroken At The Gardiner Museum, Toronto
A proud collaboration with Inuit artists, the TD Northern Lamps was inspired by their personal experience with the Northern Lights. Continue reading Experience The TD Northern Lamps On King Street West, Toronto
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Roots partnered with Toronto-based performance artist, Jessica Gorlicky to create an umbrella art installation ‘Open Up To Spring’ meant to inspire Torontorians as the weather warms up. Continue reading Checking Out The Roots ‘Open Up To Spring’ Umbrella PopUp, King Street West-Toronto
Tommy Thompson Park is a great place to experience nature and the outdoors. It is widely considered one of the best places for bird-watching in the city, with more than 300 recorded species. It’s also a prime destination for wildlife viewing and fishing. Continue reading Photos: Discover Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto
Chicago’s NoName brought her poetic energy to Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom to a sold out crowd and did not disappoint. Continue reading Photos: NoName-“Room 25”-Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver-March 2019
This exhibition pays respect to voices that are often missing from the story of the Canadian music industry. The influence of Canadian women in music is indisputable as they continue to dominate the charts, break records, and innovate. Continue reading Sneak Peek At The ‘Women To The Front’ Exhibit At Museum London
Included in this exhibition are the Polaris Posters representing almost every winning act since the prize was established in 2006 as well as select Heritage Prize posters. Continue reading Sneak Peek At The Polaris Music Prize Posters Exhibit At Museum London
This stunning retrospective photography exhibition showcases the past 45+ years of Canadian music and the JUNO Awards. Continue reading Sneak Peek At The Juno Photography Exhibition At Museum London
Torontorians were invited to Nathan Phillips Square March 9-10, to shop from local vendors, feast upon the diverse cuisines from Toronto based Food Trucks, and enjoy live music from Toronto based band, Gold Complex and DJ Caff, to help celebrate Toronto’s 185th anniversary. Continue reading Celebrating Toronto’s 185th Anniversary At Nathan Phillips Square
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In a groundbreaking first, Impressionism in the Age of Industry: Monet, Pissarro and more explores the Impressionists’ fascination with industry, technology, and labour during the rapid industrialization of Paris and France in the 1800s. Continue reading An Evening At “Impressionism In The Age Of Industry: Monet, Pissarro And More” At The Art Gallery Of Ontario
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Straightforward, simple and deliciously French; historians place the origins of the Parisian bistro in the same period as Impressionism. Inspired by this culinary tradition, AGO Bistro has created a delicious seasonal menu of French favourites and themed cocktails to match. Continue reading An Evening Of Impressionism Themed Cocktails At AGO Bistro
With Sugar Shacks serving up delicious Ontario maple taffy (and other delicious treats), a winter marketplace, warming stations, giveaways and interactive ice activities it was the perfect family friendly event. Continue reading An Afternoon Of Winter Fun At Sugar Shack TO
With more than 30 feature gardens and roughly 60,000 plants awaiting within, Canada’s largest flower and garden festival is a must-attend event for families and gardeners alike. Continue reading Spring Is In The Air At Canada Blooms
On March 7, Ontario’s music industry gathered with Ontario Creates to celebrate the 2019 JUNO Award Nominees at an exclusive reception at The Lounge at Live Nation. Continue reading An Evening With Ontario Creates Celebrating The 2019 JUNO Award Nominees
In 2014, G98.7 FM kicked off their concert series with the most renowned trailblazers in Toronto and Canadian Hip Hop history. Including Choclair, Bishop Brigante, Michie Mee, Jelleestone, Saukrates, Maestro Fresh Wes, and Benzo. Continue reading Lost Toronto Music Venues: G98.7 FM Concert Series At Hard Rock Cafe
