By Ron Johnson
Although the city’s beloved book festival Word on the Street is virtual again this year, there are plenty of literary happenings to get excited about. The festival runs online from Sept. 16-26. Here are our top 10 Word on the Street authors from Toronto to check out: 1. S. Bear Bergman On Sept. 25 … Continued
Unless you’ve been on a social media cleanse, it’s hard to miss that the 2021 Met Gala has been the talk of the internet ever since it happened on Monday. And headlining the coverage is the jaw-dropping dress worn by U.S. congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Though you’ve probably seen the dress a hundred times by now, … Continued
If you’ve walked along King St. E. this past month, you might have passed by a storefront that more closely resembles a modern art gallery-nightclub hybrid than a store at all. With LED signs lighting up walls, minimalist decor and arched entryways, entering Toronto’s newest streetwear vintage shop is all about the experience. “I look … Continued
The retail industry certainly took a hit from the pandemic, but that didn’t stop these new stores from opening during the past year – to great success! From a spacious Queen West plant shop to luxury Italian linens to a top-rated sneaker brand, check out the best and newest that Toronto has to offer. BEST … Continued
Model Cara Delevingne turned heads at last night’s annual Met Gala with her understated look that featured a bold slogan across the front of her vest – ‘Peg the Patriarchy.’ But soon after she arrived on the red carpet, Toronto community members pointed out that the slogan and font was taken from Luna Matatas, a … Continued
TIFF may be dominating the film scene in Toronto right now, but when that’s winding down and the stars have flown away again, Toronto will be home to something potentially even cooler – the 22nd annual imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival. The film festival is the world’s largest presenter of Indigenous screen content, and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Let’s face it, the revered Group of Seven artists was a boys club. Yes, they were huge, as far as Canadian art goes, but they were definitely not the only game in town. And, thankfully, the McMichael Gallery, the unofficial home of the Group of Seven, has put together a stirring and fantastic new exhibition … Continued
Women and men have different reactions to this dilemma
A new Canadian online consignment boutique aims to jump on the growing global resale trend with a pop-up at Stackt Market, offering vintage and designer finds at reduced prices. The CLOC pop-up at Stackt Market is bridging the gap between accessible designer brands and the movement to put a pause on fast fashion. In-store shopping … Continued
School is in and summer is out, but that doesn’t mean the fun is over! Celebrate (or commiserate over) the return of early mornings, drop-offs and pick-ups with one of these fun events coming to Toronto this weekend. Head to a drive-in movie, visit a pop-up market or enjoy a drag show to ring in … Continued
“Everything all at once.” That’s how wedding planner Tracey McAteer described what her job has been like since restrictions have lifted. Claudia Masciarelli of Claudia & Co. echoed a similar sentiment. Many of her clients are looking to “move forward with their lives.” Though many of her clients are “more laid-back” and considerate due to … Continued
For some, frisbee is the ultimate in summertime serenity. Lazily tossing around a disc with some friends can be the perfect way to catch up with the latest in each other’s lives while enjoying the great outdoors. The group playing frisbee at Varsity Stadium on one scorching August afternoon isn’t into all that. As heat … Continued
