This October, Toronto’s History Museum is continuing its lineup of breathtaking artwork with new exhibits for the Awakening program. As part of the lineup, this weekend, Fort York National Historic Site will display its largest ever sound and light installation with the Continuum art project. This installation comes from Toronto-based artist Krista Kim and features … Continued
Fall is officially upon us and as sad as that may feel for some (we know others are fully embracing sweater season), this is not the time to despair the demise of sunny days. No matter the season, the city is always awash in things to do and this weekend is no exception. Here are … Continued
By Ron Johnson
This weekend, Toronto will be hosting its first national open beach tennis tournament on the sands of Woodbine Beach, Sept. 24-26. The hope is that the hometown Toronto Beach Tennis Club will generate even more interest in this exciting new (to Toronto) sport. One of the club founders, Noah Goldstein, first started playing regularly in … Continued
Fall may be upon us and the days may be getting (sadly) ever shorter, but that’s no reason to start hibernating just yet. Instead, make some time to say hello to a new season and take advantage of the many events happening in the city. From art and culture to craft beer, here are some … Continued
Chances are you’d recognize Page Magen if you’ve been to any kind of big event over the past 20 years. From weddings to bar mitzvahs to formals, Magen Boys — the entertainment brand Magen started with his twin brother Jian — does it all. As Canada’s number one event production company, Magen has worked with … Continued
Catch interior designer Brian Gluckstein on Cityline, where he is a regular guest expert, and follow him @briangluckstein on Instagram. Find his new GlucksteinElements collection of fixtures and finishes at The Home Depot Canada, and his GlucksteinHome collection of furniture and décor at Hudson’s Bay. www.glucksteinhome.com www.glucksteindesign.com It’s always exciting welcoming a newborn into the home, and … Continued
Lauren Margison was just eight when she appeared in a Canadian Opera Company production of La Boheme, resulting in an invitation to make an appearance on The Tonight Show starring Jay Leno. But the soprano says it took her a while to realize that opera could be her true calling. Even before Margison began performing … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her new podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. You can … Continued
Popular Los Angeles-based fast food chain Dave’s Hot Chicken is the newest company to get the Drake stamp of approval. The Canadian rapper recently invested in the restaurant chain, gaining a minority stake of less than 50 per cent of the company that has made him one of the biggest investors. Drake is in good … Continued
Toronto designer Miriam Baker has been busy since the opening of her first physical store location in Bayview Village last week. The boutique features Baker’s signature line of classic formal and casual wear tailored to women with fuller busts. The collection is an indication of a growing need for body diversity and a greater range … Continued
By Ron Johnson
One of Toronto’s best-known comedy clubs is opening a new location in the east end of Toronto on Danforth Avenue between Main and Victoria Park Avenue. It is in an area of the city lined with discount stores, a variety of food shops, and not much else. According to a story in Now magazine, the … Continued
The end of summer may be fast approaching, but that doesn’t mean there’s any shortage of fun things to do in the city. And with warm weather still sticking around (for now) it’s the ideal time to take full advantage of the last few days of the season. From food to comedy, here are eight … Continued
