In a bustling city, it can be challenging to find a spot to unwind — but tots in need of a little R&R might just be in luck: Agua Baby Spa & Club is the first family-focused baby spa in Canada and it’s making waves in the baby wellness world. While baby spas are a … Continued
Through the ages, plus-size fashion lovers have been the forgotten demographic when it comes to women’s clothing. It doesn’t fit right, it looks like a sack, it’s shapeless… enough with looking through racks upon racks of the same disappointment. A third of Canadians considered obese, but many fashion brands and most vintage retailers are still … Continued
Chef, author and TV host David Rocco is usually all about the dolce vita — his self-produced TV series David Rocco’s Dolce Vita took Canadian and international viewers through kitchens across Italy. But now, he’s flipping the script with his new show (currently airing on the Food Network), David Rocco’s Eating Dirty, bringing viewers back … Continued
During the opening scene of the new all-Canadian Mirvish production of Bright Star, music flows — though not from the usual orchestra hidden below. Instead, it’s the actors milling about on stage, instruments in hand, who regale the audience with the chords of opening song “If You Knew My Story.” It’s a spectacular introduction to … Continued
Fall brings with it warm, vibrant colours while the leaves change over. There are so many ways to appreciate the fall colours in Ontario, but possibly the grandest way would be to fly overhead in a hot air balloon ride. Whether you’re a local looking to make new memories on a day trip or a … Continued
That autumnal fever is hitting Toronto hard this year — not the flu, but our love for pumpkin spice lattes, watching the leaves fall and celebrating Halloween. The latter is one of the more stressful dates in October, mostly because we all need help with creative costumes. Streets of Toronto has got you covered: we’ve … Continued
To get to Henderson Brewing Company from Dundas on foot, you need to pass the Nestlé Factory on Sterling Road. The smell of chocolate perfumes the air. Henderson is a stone’s throw from the quaint and family-friendly Roncesvalles Avenue, but slapped in the middle of an industrial park and bordered by train tracks on one … Continued
Get ready, Toronto — the pop-up market to end all pop-up markets is back next weekend for a two-day extravaganza. Two of the city’s biggest vendor markets, Hippie Market and The Welcome Market, are joining forces again for a collaboration that has been years in the making. On Oct. 18–19, the former two-storey Anthropologie space … Continued
Nothing quite says Halloween like fear and excitement all wrapped (or trapped) into one! If you’re looking to spend your Halloween solving cryptic puzzles about murderous monsters, haunted ships and vengeful ghosts, look no further. We have you covered with six escape rooms to try in the GTA this month. Escape Manor Team size: Teams … Continued
NBA all-star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is no stranger to the spotlight. The current NBA champion and Most Valuable Player from the GTA is used to putting his best foot forward. On court, it’s his collaborative namesake shoe designed by Converse. Now, off of it, he’s releasing a collection alongside one of the city’s most renowned labels. … Continued
Whether you love pumpkin pie, the festive glow of jack-o-lanterns or just want an excuse to get out and have some harvest time fun, pumpkin festivals are here and ready to spice up your fall! From pumpkin parades to pick-your-own patches, here are some spooktacular pumpkin festivals to travel to for the whole family in … Continued
Last year, a groundbreaking (and long overdue) pop-up launched at the Eaton Centre: Canada’s first ever 100 per cent Indigenous-owned department store. Founded by Toronto’s own Chelsee-Marie Pettit, aaniin featured over 40 Indigenous brands from across the country — and now, the pop-up is making a return to the city’s largest mall, just in time … Continued
