By Ron Johnson
From an exploration of singing in ‘The Wolf in the Voice’ and the joys of Kumail Nanjiani to music legend Jack White and a festival of bold theatre at Rhubarb!, there is something for everyone this month. Here is a carefully curated list of the 12 big tickets in Toronto this month. Jack White The … Continued
It’s February, and we’re heading into the season of love in Toronto! With the cooler weather, the city comes alive at night, meaning we can enjoy some of the best music, theatre and shopping the city has to offer — there’s plenty to keep you busy. Here are the most important dates, events and festivals … Continued
By Ron Johnson
It’s been a long-and-winding road since the days when Tom Green was humping moose on MTV and getting fired by Donald Trump for a drinking binge with Dennis Rodman. Green escaped Hollywood after more than two decades and squirrelled away on a farm he bought in the Ontario wilds. But, being Tom Green, he made … Continued
Sustainable maximalist influencer and stylist Sara Camposarcone, known for her eclectic, colourful outfits, just launched a website where you can shop her closet in curated batches. Camposarcone, also known as Sara Campz on her social channels, has been on the influencer beat for a few years now, having pivoted to full-time content creation in the … Continued
Toronto may be a city known for its sky high rent prices and overpriced lattes, but it’s a place where culture thrives on every corner—from street festivals turning entire neighbourhoods into dance floors and graffiti covered alleyways acting as makeshift galleries. This is a city rich in culture, but you don’t have to be rich … Continued
Dynamic design duo and honorary Canadians, Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan have been gracing our TV screens for 25 years, from home heists to log cabin renos. Now, they’re taking on a new challenge with Colin & Justin’s Sub Zero Reno, premiering on Paramount Plus and Pluto TV Canada on Jan. 31 — renovating their dream … Continued
There are plenty of changes coming to the city! From Bayview to Queen West, find out what new restaurants, shops and studios are opening in your neighbourhood this season. Eleventy is opening its first standalone Canadian store in Yorkville, making it the Italian luxury fashion brand’s only store in Canada. The shop will span 3,200 … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to show your partner how much you appreciate them. Of course, you can buy the obligatory flowers and chocolates, but to really impress your partner, take some time to plan the most romantic date night! Thankfully, Toronto has tons of shows, events and activities that you and your loved … Continued
February marks Black History Month and Black Futures Month, a forward-looking celebration that focuses on present-day accomplishments and contributions within the Black community, especially when it comes to the arts. Toronto is filled with exciting events and experiences created by some of the city’s top Black artists. From music to shopping to theatre, enjoy these … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Valentine’s Day is just weeks away, and Toronto has a new pop-up bar to help you plan the most perfect romantic escape. Bar Besos, touted as one of Toronto’s first Valentine’s pop-ups, is a seasonal cocktail pop-up bar that will take over Bar Mordecai’s downstairs area from Feb. 5-20, 2025. With over-the-top kitschy decor and … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Tourism in Toronto may be slightly down compared to a few years ago, but we’re still making records. Nine million overnight visitors to Toronto drove a record $8.8 billion into the city’s economy in 2024 — the highest level of visitor spending ever recorded in Toronto, according to a new report by Destination Toronto. Overnight … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The holidays may be over, but that doesn’t mean you have to go into hibernation! The celebrations continue throughout Toronto’s winter festival season. These festivals showcase the best of the city’s cultural diversity and creativity, providing the most magical distractions from the cold winter nights (and making Toronto the place to visit as we await … Continued
