By Ron Johnson
Although Sam Goldberg Jr. is hardly new, being a member of seminal Canadian band Broken Social Scene since 2007, but he is about to release his self-titled debut album as Sam Jr. on March 10. Goldberg has also been part of a couple of other highly regarded bands in Bodega, and Bionic. “My concept for … Continued
By lindsaylow
What is the most notable change you’ve seen since you, Vince Carter and company set the city on fire back in the ’90s? The enthusiasm and the support was always there, it’s always fun to play in Toronto. Now fans know the NBA game more, the culture, the players. There’s more knowledge. But with that … Continued
By lindsaylow
A production company based in St. John’s, Newfoundland, has purchased the Regent Theatre in Toronto’s Davisville community and hopes to return it back to its former glory. Terra Bruce Productions purchased the Regent for $7.4 million and plans to use the space for live theatre — the venue’s original use when it first opened in … Continued
When the weather gets cold in Canada, many of us gear up for our favourite winter sports for the season. For Crystal Di Rosa, that process involves donning a warm jacket, a hat and gloves – and grabbing her horse. Di Rosa’s sport is snow polo – a variation of the more popular sport of … Continued
It may still be cold and dreary outside, but we’re inching ever closer to spring which means sunnier days are ahead. Celebrate the last of winter with one of several worthwhile events happening across the city, covering everything from art to comedy. Here are seven of the best things to do in Toronto this weekend. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
You can explore free public art across the city at ArtworxTO: Toronto’s Year of Public Art: 2021-2022. Over the next month, free exhibitions are opening year-long at hubs located at Union Station, Scarborough Town Centre, Downsview Park, and Cloverdale Common, and will feature contemporary art from local and international artists. As part of the City … Continued
Mark is a craftsman, woodworker, and social media personality with a passion for empowering others to “Do It Themselves.” He has catapulted his way into the DIY/ Home Reno world, becoming a credible online content creator known for sharing the creative tips and tricks he has picked up throughout his carpentry journey. Follow him at … Continued
Toronto’s very own Gavan Knox is adding Canadian television star to his resume this March. The award-winning baker, writer and food collaborator will be appearing as a contestant on theFood Network’s new show, Great Chocolate Showdown, to flex his creativity in the kitchen for the chance at $50,000. Selected from thousands across Canada and the … Continued
Andi Petrillo, who will be hosting Olympic Games Daytime, met her husband, former Toronto FC goalkeeper and current coach Jon Conway, while he was the keeper for the team.
Just four years after celebrating its grand opening in Markville Mall, Saks OFF 5TH will be closing its Markham location. This is following a slew of recent closures involving Saks OFF 5TH and Saks Fifth Avenue locations across Canada. Last month, Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior exited the Saks Fifth Avenue Queen Street location, following … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto Black Film Festival gets underway this week, and amongst the many incredible films is the documentary With Wonder by Toronto filmmaker Sharon Lewis. With Wonder takes an intimate look at the journey of members of the Queer, Christian community of colour and their attempts to answer the question: Can you be both Christian … Continued
Is your calendar looking wide open? We’ve got you covered with all the happenings across Toronto this weekend so round up your friends and family – or go solo – and have a little fun outside the house. Toronto Black Film Festival Feb. 17 – Feb. 21 [instagram_embed url=”https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ2uxg-pN9t/”] The Toronto Black Film Festival has … Continued
