By Ron Johnson
The holiday season in Toronto will shine a little brighter and get a little bendier as Cirque du Soleil and its squad of acrobats and circus performers hit town for the company’s first Christmas-themed show, ‘Twas the Night Before…, making its Canadian premiere at Meridian Hall. Scheduled to run from Dec. 12 to Jan. 3, … Continued
With six sold-out shows on the horizon, Toronto is officially Swiftie central this November. And local restaurants are getting in on the action, rolling out Taylor Swift-inspired menus, drinks and experiences in celebration of the superstar’s highly anticipated Eras Tour stop. From enchanted cocktails to dishes that scream “Red” and “1989” here’s where to eat, … Continued
Toronto’s no stranger to American eats, whether it’s deep-dish pizza, Texas BBQ or Philly cheesesteaks. Now, the city is getting ready to get a taste of Oklahoma-style smash burgers thanks to the aptly-named Oklahoma Burgers. Known for their crispy edges and simple, bold toppings, these griddle-smashed patties are sure to add a whole new level … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. Preppy fashion is … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The holidays are right around the corner, and browsing through festive Christmas markets for unique gifts is a beloved annual tradition for many. These markets are filled with handcrafted arts and crafts, cheerful Christmas carols, and delicious culinary treats, providing unforgettable holiday shopping experiences for the whole family! You don’t have to travel too far … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Acclaimed actor, comedian and all around funny guy, Mark McKinney, of Toronto sketch comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall and Superstore fame, has a new TV show on CTV all about hobbies and the fanatical community that partakes. Mark McKinney Needs a Hobby airs on Wednesday nights. What inspired the creation of this new … Continued
Air Canada’s 2024 Best New Restaurants list is here, and Toronto is taking centre stage. Out of the 10 restaurants selected, three are in the 6ix, proof that Toronto’s food scene is a serious contender on the national stage. Taking second place is Mhel, a Korean-Japanese fusion gem by Seung-min Yi and Young Hoon Ji. … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s advice columnist and was previously an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: I’m engaged to a married man. He was supposed to have mailed in the paperwork before he proposed to me, but I found out after that … Continued
By Ron Johnson
November’s lineup of concerts in Toronto is here featuring everything from rock legends and indie darlings to boundary-pushing artists. Whether you’re ready to belt out “Born to Run” with Bruce Springsteen at Scotiabank Arena, catch the soul-stirring harmonies of Ocie Elliott at Massey Hall, or lose yourself in the genre-defying magic of Sturgill Simpson (now … Continued
Steakhouses in Toronto are popping up faster than Taylor Swift can sell out a stadium tour. There’s The Steak Pit, the freshly minted Linny’s, and the soon-to-launch Sammarco from celebrity chef Rob Rossi. Now, Charles Khabouth of Ink Entertainment — the visionary behind sleek spots like Akira Back, Pink Sky, and Ultra — is adding … Continued
In a city where culinary trends shift faster than you can say ‘avocado toast,’ Toronto is suddenly getting cozy with nostalgia. From classic devilled eggs to retro shrimp cocktail, a wave of old-school dishes is making a return, proving that sometimes it’s the familiar flavours that hit the hardest. Here are eight retro dishes making … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The City of Toronto, in partnership with Rogers, unveiled new “Taylor Swift Way” ceremonial street signs to be installed this month. You can find the signs along the route connecting Nathan Phillips Square to Rogers Centre (along Queen St W, John St, Front St, and Blue Jays Way) in honour of Swift’s upcoming “The Eras … Continued
