It’s true, nothing beats the smell of a home-baked pie wafting through summer air. However, if you think learning how to flute a pie crust involves playing a musical instrument, don’t fear — Postcity.com has picked Toronto’s top three pie shops.
In all my time growing up in that tree-ridden neighbourhood, I’ve never seen a single almond on a tree or on the sidewalk, but when the cicadas sang on the sweaty corner of Glenlake and Oakmount, all I could smell were almonds. I’ll be damned.
There’s just way too much happening in Toronto this weekend so choose wisely and make sure you mix it up. Here’s our list of your five best bets throughout the city.
ORIGINALLY AN after-hours indulgence for bike messengers looking to log some social time on their seatposts, bike polo is going mainstream and is fast becoming one of the coolest new sports in the city.
ANDREA MARTIN returns to Toronto to star in the new production of Love, Loss and What I Wore, a smash off-Broadway hit opening on July 16. Martin speaks to Post City about the new show and her lengthy career.
This Sunday’s Pride Parade may be the perfect antidote to last weekend’s violent show of G20 protesters. For those interested in watching the celebrations, PostCity.com has picked the top five spectator spots along the parade route.
This is a weekend filled with pride: gay pride, Canadian pride, and horse racing pride. So if you’ve decided to ditch cottage country and stay in Toronto, check out PostCity.com’s list of the five best bets this long weekend.
Scientists warn that the twin threats of climate change and wildlife extinction threaten our planet’s life-support systems.
Experimental, hilarious & heart-rending: the Toronto Fringe Festival brings the best in amateur theatre to the fore this month.
Festival also features North American premiere of German funnyman Martin Mittermeier
Soulpepper has dramatic punch while Stephen Harper does punchlines
Caitlin Cronenberg pushing the envelope
