By Nisean Lorde
For Torontonians who are fans of vintage-style game shows, a live version is coming to the city this fall. Toronto is about to host its first Quiz Room, opening this September at 129 Spadina Ave. The immersive trivia experience takes place on a TV-inspired game show set, complete with voiceovers, laugh tracks, flashing lights, and … Continued
When this weekend rolls around, Torontonians will be looking for all the best ways to finish the summer with a bang — literally. Fireworks displays are often a popular way to celebrate (unless you’re a dog that is), and though they’re not permitted on Labour Day in many cities and townships, there are a few … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is heading to Toronto this November as part of a 15-city book tour. Harris made the announcement in an Instagram post on Thursday. The tour kicks off in New York on Sept 24, one day after the release of her memoir “107 Days,” and will end at Miami’s Ziff … Continued
Summer may be ending, but with the dreaded earlier sunset comes an exciting perk of living in this city — the nightlife. September is when Toronto comes alive with arts, culture, fascinating food experiences and pop-ups and plenty of other cool things to do when the sun and temperature goes down. From sunset yoga to … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) just unveiled its final group of honourees for its 2025 TIFF Tribute Awards, with Toronto-born actress Catherine O’Hara being the recipient of the TIFF Norman Jewison Career Achievement Award. The 71-year-old’s inspirational pop culture career has spanned five decades, from her groundbreaking work on SCTV to iconic roles in … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto is well-known for its sushi scene, but Torontonians are about to experience this delicacy on a whole other level. For one night only, on Sept 5, part of King Street W will transform into the city’s most exclusive sushi bar! It’s part of a celebration of the world premiere of Still Single, a new … Continued
A pilot at The Pilot. Ignore the tweeness of this sentence; this is the origin of Bleeding Edge film collective. Co-founded by Ethan Vestby and Alan Jones, Bleeding Edge was born out of a need to fill a gap in Toronto’s film landscape. During the summer of 2022, as people tentatively re-entered society, Vestby and … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto will become ground zero for Britpop fans this weekend. From Aug 24-25, Oasis will take the stage at the newly built Rogers Stadium (that “weird stadium in the middle of nowhere”) for two back-to-back sold-out shows to kick-off the North American leg of their reunion tour. Oasis Live ’25 marks a huge comeback for … Continued
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter is gearing up for the release of her seventh studio album Man’s Best Friend — and to celebrate the release, she’s hosting listening parties across the globe, including in two very lucky Toronto record shops. Carpenter released the full list of participating record stores on Tuesday, and Toronto favourites Kops Records … 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
Summer may be ending, but with the dreaded earlier sunset comes an exciting perk of living in this city — the nightlife. September is when Toronto comes alive with arts, culture, fascinating food experiences and pop-ups and plenty of other cool things to do when the sun and temperature goes down. From comedy in an … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto is celebrating the end of August with an all-out folk celebration on the Toronto Islands! The Toronto Folk Festival will take over Ward’s Island on Saturday Aug. 23 and Sunday Aug. 24, transforming the Wards Island Association (WIA) Pavilion (20 Withrow St) into a hub for music, dance, and community connection. Of course, the … Continued
