The weather is just starting to get cooler, and that means it’s apple season! Some apples love the colder air, and those varieties are often sweeter (like the popular Honeycrisp) — but some apples do well in warmer weather. Here’s what you need to know before heading to the apple orchards. Because trees get picked … Continued
Taking a stroll to clear your mind or relieve workday stress is always a good idea, but it’s an even better idea when walking through neighbourhoods with amazing scenery. Because we are always looking to take a walk on the scenic side, we’ve put together a list of the top five (in our opinion) most … Continued
If you’re looking to purchase a fresh new pair of white Nike Airs for all your newly-vaxxed patio dinners and backyard gatherings, chances are you might have a hard time finding them anywhere in-store in Toronto. Is it that post-lockdown retail boom? Not exactly. Sneaker experts say opportunity is the reason why you probably can’t … Continued
Running right now until July 18, an interactive augmented reality scavenger hunt is taking place at Christie Pits Park. The 30-minute interactive “Splinter-Dimensional” hunt will bring attendees on a journey through the park to look for clues using QR codes with the ultimate goal of saving the story’s hero. Splinter-Dimensional is commissioned by the Luminato … Continued
The Park Hyatt, one of Yorkville’s swankiest and best-known luxury hotels and cocktail bars, is set to reopen in September following a multi-year restoration project. The former 18th-floor cocktail lounge of the Park Hyatt Toronto is well-known to literary fans. The iconic rooftop bar was featured in Margaret Atwood’s Cat’s Eye (1988) and has long … Continued
Property in the GTA is rare and comes with a hefty price tag, but lacking outdoor space doesn’t mean you can’t live surrounded by green. You can cultivate an indoor botanical garden with the right plants and know-how. We spoke to a few horticulture experts to determine the best plants for indoor life in Toronto, … Continued
Beginning on June 27 and running until July 17, Ontario Place will be home to a drive-in movie theatre where guests can watch films from 16 different countries. The Lavazza Drive-in International Film Festival was a hit last year and promises to be another popular activity for GTA residents this summer. This year’s lineup includes … Continued
Seeking to spread joy, Canadian contemporary abstract artist, Andrew Stelmack decided to paint a mural at 365 Dundas St. E. Stelmack had never painted a mural before but wanted to share his optimism and good fortune with the community around him. He expected to brighten up the area but never anticipated the reactions to his … Continued
The pandemic has hushed the packed houses and pricey drinks comedy clubs usually rely on. Many clubs have been shut down temporarily or shuttered permanently leaving a void in the industry. Sensing this void, comedians and entrepreneurs, Toronto-based Daniel Woodrow and Montreal’s Rodney Ramsey have created the Unknown Comedy Club, a virtual club with regularly … Continued
