Arts & Culture
From Breweries to Brickyards: How Toronto’s Industrial Past Fuels Its Cultural Present
Toronto is a city that never stops evolving. One minute, it’s all horse-drawn carriages and factory whistles, and the next, it’s espresso bars, indie bookstores, and warehouse lofts that make your Pinterest board weep with envy. But bene...
6 in the 6: After Dark
Autumn in the GTA comes alive after dark with a fun mix of seasonal adventures, perfect for those who love the night. From haunted experiences and art tours to late-night markets and festive gatherings, our top 6 picks for October evening f...
Historical Gem: Exploring the Legacy of St. Lawrence Market
Imagine Toronto as a finely decorated table, with High Park acting as the flower arrangement to the left side, and The Danforth representing a chilled bottle of Ouzo plonked on the right end of the spread. Smack dab in the centre of the tab...
KAWS: Family
Groundbreaking AGO exhibit extended into August The summer months offer a short window to engage with KAWS: FAMILY at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). This exhibit delves into the multifaceted world of American artist Brian Donnelly, ...
Discovering Toronto’s Thriving Arts and Culture Scene
Given its world-topping diversity, impressive arts funding, and unparalleled urban energy, it’s no wonder Toronto is an artistic and cultural hub. But just because Toronto’s prodigy seems inevitable, doesn’t make it any less impressiv...
Immerse Yourself
Our Top 6 Toronto Arts & Culture Events for Spring This spring, discover Toronto’s vibrant arts scene with our Top 6 events supporting local institutions and programs. From gallery exhibitions to outdoor art installations, immerse ...
Art Is for Everybody
AGO Presents the Work of Keith Haring As a pop culture icon, synonymous with New York in the 1980s, Keith Haring’s bold images of barking dogs, dancing figures and radiant babies have become part of our visual vocabulary. Now, Toronton...