Check out exclusive photos from Toronto events, concerts and attractions.
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“This Is Tiffany T” is an immersive activation inspired by the iconic Tiffany T collection. Continue reading Stepping Into The Infinitely Brilliant World Of “Tiffany T”
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Banners and Royalty, a medieval inspired pop-up bar, features Game Of Thrones themed improv and trivia nights as well as a list of specially created cocktails Continue reading Living Out Our ‘Game Of Thrones’ Fantasies At Toronto Pop-Up Bar ‘Banners and Royalty’
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Hideseek is an immersive pop-up experience inspired by childhood nostalgia. As an interactive installation, this multi-sensory adventure excites in person and impresses in photos. Continue reading Reliving Our Childhood At The ‘HideSeek’ Pop-Up
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Named after the solitary highway connecting the suburb of Brampton to the Greater Toronto Area, THE 410 centres around Suri (Supinder Wraich), a South Asian female and aspiring influencer, who turns to a life of crime to bail her truck driver father out of prison. Continue reading Photos: CBC Gem Presents The Red Carpet Premiere For “The 410”-May 1, 2019
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“With over 80 illusions, holograms, installations and exhibits, The Museum of Illusions provides unique and tailored experiences for all individuals and groups.” Continue reading Fusing Fun With Learning At Toronto’s Museum Of Illusions
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The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation unveiled The Colour Club, in the heart of downtown Toronto. Designed by HGTV celebrity designer Tiffany Pratt, this technicolour pop-up-for-a-cause presented by Colour To Conquer, is a bold fundraising program that encourages Canadians to colour their hair during the month of May to raise funds for world-leading cancer research at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Continue reading Getting Stylish With The Colour Club: Pop-Up For A Cause
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Neon Museum Toronto partnered with Slate Asset Management and Neon Demon for a one time Pop-Up Neon Gallery at the Junction House . Continue reading Checking Out The Neon Museum Toronto Pop-Up At Junction House
Brookfield Place Toronto presents Anthropocene: Ancient Forests in celebration of Earth Month. Continue reading Celebrating Earth Month With Anthropocene: Ancient Forests At Brookfield Place Toronto
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
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
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
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
