By Ron Johnson
One of Toronto’s most iconic rock bands, Rush, is reuniting for a North American tour that includes two nights Toronto. The 2026 tour will be the band’s first since the death of drummer Neil Peart in 2020. Surviving members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson made the announcement at a private event at the Rock & … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair returns to Toronto’s Exhibition Place this November, with new attractions, top sports and plenty of cute barnyard charm! It’s the world’s largest combined indoor agriculture fair and international equestrian competition, so expect hundreds of thousands of visitors to show up and learn, compete, shop and, of course, feast under one … Continued
When you walk into Daisy May’s, the new all-day eatery at 968 Bathurst Street in the Annex, it feels less like a restaurant and more like a storybook of family heirlooms and neighbourhood memories. The wood countertop at the bar, once a beloved family tree. The church pews lining the wall once patiently waiting in … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Forget picking up a pumpkin at your local grocery store—some of the best fall memories for families involve visits to pumpkin patches. These charming farms allow families to browse through thousands of pumpkins of every shape, size, and color, experience hayrides, petting zoos, stroll through giant corn mazes, and even sample delicious cider and baked … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Autumn is about much more than leaf-watching. Head to the Almaguin Highlands, just north of Muskoka, and you’ll discover a giant outdoor art environment that pairs peak fall colours with a surreal forest of massive concrete faces. “Screaming Heads,” also known as Midlothian Castle & Gallery, was created by artist and retired teacher Peter Camani … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Forget stars! The world’s best chefs are being measured in knives now. The Best Chef Awards dropped its 2025 list in Milan on Thursday, honouring nearly 800 chefs across 69 countries with one, two, or three blades depending on their culinary clout — and six Toronto chefs made the cut. Copenhagen’s Rasmus Munk (Alchemist) retains … Continued
Last year, a groundbreaking (and long overdue) pop-up launched at the Eaton Centre: Canada’s first ever 100 per cent Indigenous-owned department store. Founded by Toronto’s own Chelsee-Marie Pettit, aaniin featured over 40 Indigenous brands from across the country — and now, the pop-up is making a return to the city’s largest mall, just in time … Continued
Summerhill has a brand-new addition, and it’s not your usual neighbourhood haunt. Seahorse, from veteran restaurateur Simon Bower (Mercer Street Grill, among others), combines polished hospitality with a youthful energy. His partners include Richard Renaud (Speducci Mercatto, Piano Piano) and Eamon Clark, son of Rodney from the city’s legendary Rodney’s Oyster House. In the kitchen, … Continued
On October 26, The Columbus Centre is hosting an Italian festival rooted in charity: The fifth annual Sagra di Toronto will bring a day of food and merriment to North York, all in the name of kindness. Sagra di Toronto is a collaboration between San Pellegrino, Butcher Shoppe, Bondi Produce and Stella Artois to create … Continued
By Ron Johnson
With his trademark wit and sharp eye on Canadian life, Rick Mercer is hitting the road this fall for a coast-to-coast Stand-Up for Canada tour, and we caught up with him ahead of the Toronto stop on the tour on Oct. 3, at Queen Elizabeth Theatre. What inspired you to launch this coast-to-coast comedy tour … Continued
Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean Toronto’s outdoor activities are coming to an end. This weekend, forget the movie theatres and hang out under the stars, because Runway Reels is back with a two-night drive-in film experience at the old Downsview Airport. Runway Reels takes place at Toronto’s YZD Hangar, offering a rare … Continued
Want to shop and eat like a celebrity? From stars who call Toronto home to A-listers who visit the city (or trust only our top creatives to help them dress their best), these celebs each have their own go-to places. Take your cues from these household names and live your own VIP life, right at … Continued
