Toronto just got a brand-new playground for anime lovers, indie creators and anyone who still believes in the magic of handmade art. Meet Artist Alley, the city’s newest small arts hub — tucked right into the ground floor of 665 Yonge St., one of the busiest stretches in Canada. It opened this past October and … Continued
The festive season has arrived, and the excitement of finding the perfect gift is in the air! Whether you’re shopping for family, friends, colleagues, or that special someone, we know the quest for the ideal present can be both fun and challenging. To help you spread cheer, we’ve compiled a diverse collection of gifts designed … Continued
We invited a few members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra to put the city’s coolest (and cosiest) coats and winter accessories to the test — carolling style. ‘Tis the season for warm layers, festive traditions and non-stop holiday music. Catch these would-be carollers live at Roy Thomson Hall for Home Alone in Concert, Dec. 4–7, … Continued
With the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games less than three months away, one of the most exciting parts is seeing what Canadian athletes will wear. Now, the wait is finally over, because Team Canada and Lululemon have finally revealed the 2026 athlete kit. Going into their third Games as Team Canada’s official outfitter, Lululemon’s … Continued
There’s one jean-ius way to upgrade any outfit: a little bit of denim. From blazers to baseball caps and shoulder bags, Jeanne Beker has picked out every wash, stitch, cuff and hem of your autumnal denim dreams, whether you’re going Canadian tuxedo or western. A. BOOTCUT JEANS “I always love a bootcut: sexy on top, … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Sure, we haven’t yet been overrun by evergreen trees, blinking lights and carols at grocery stores, but if you’re already thinking about your holiday shopping, add the Tis the Szn Holiday Market at The Welcome Market to your must-visit list! The event returns to Queen West for five back-to-back weekends, Nov. 22 to Dec. 21, … Continued
Calling all BookTokers and sentimentalists: Toronto’s new Queen Street West bookstore is made for the lovers — of love, of books and of happily-ever-afters. After spending a year charming readers at Stackt Market, co-owners Kearston Bergeron and Serena Goodchild have opened the doors to their newest and most permanent location of Hopeless Romantic Books at … Continued
Toronto Blue Jays fans have waited 32 years for this moment. For the first time since the early ’90s, the Blue Jays are headed to the World Series. During this historic playoff run, fans fell in love with so many aspects of the team. Individual players. The storylines. Great moments. But one quote has mobilised … Continued
The east end is getting a little more retro: The Vintage Hall, a vendor market located in Toronto’s Riverside, is finally welcoming customers after their busy grand opening this month. With a wide range of vintage vendors selling goods from apparel to homeware, there’s a little something for everyone. The 2,700-square-foot spot is located at … Continued
Harry Rosen is bringing back office-chic energy one store at a time, and it’s all happening at their newest single level, 10,380-square-foot location in downtown Toronto. The leading luxury menswear retailer is set to make a statement this fall, with the unveiling of its reimagined First Canadian Place store. The renovation is part of the … Continued
In a bustling city, it can be challenging to find a spot to unwind — but tots in need of a little R&R might just be in luck: Agua Baby Spa & Club is the first family-focused baby spa in Canada and it’s making waves in the baby wellness world. While baby spas are a … Continued
Through the ages, plus-size fashion lovers have been the forgotten demographic when it comes to women’s clothing. It doesn’t fit right, it looks like a sack, it’s shapeless… enough with looking through racks upon racks of the same disappointment. A third of Canadians considered obese, but many fashion brands and most vintage retailers are still … Continued
