The Danforth is your go-to for a cultural and culinary adventure. Stroll down Danforth Avenue, aka Greektown, for a vibe that’s part international cuisine, part cool shops. It’s not just about Greek cuisine; this neighbourhood rocks diversity with its mix of architecture, local boutiques and artsy scene. From the annual Taste of the Danforth to trendy … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Jagged Little Pill rocked the Princess of Wales Theatre in downtown Toronto last night as the Alanis Morissette-inspired musical opened its run in front of a packed house. Isn’t it ironic that an album from the 90s that boasts one of the most famous break-up songs in Canadian music can be transformed into a compelling … Continued
There’s landing a big role on your first Broadway tour — and then there’s landing a big role in the Alanis Morissette–inspired musical, where you’ll be singing “You Oughta Know’ every night onstage and sometimes in front of Morissette herself. That was Jade McLeod’s experience when they landed the role of Jo in Jagged Little Pill … Continued
Working with local suppliers in the city, the menu at the recently opened Westend Grill House is as diverse as the city of Toronto itself. “We picked the best dishes from each region and put our own spin on it, combining contrasting culinary traditions or techniques into a single dish,” says owner Harris Mohan, who … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto Raptors kick off the season tonight and the team is not predicted to finish dead last this season. But with the loss of Fred VanVleet and a pocketful of question marks, the team is facing an uncertain journey back to the NBA’s promised land. But, now is a time for faith and a … Continued
By Ron Johnson
While November typically sees Torontonians turning to indoor activities to escape the chilly weather, this year promises an extraordinary outdoor East European music festival. BLOK, curated by Toronto’s own Mark Marczyk, the ringleader of Lemon Bucket Orkestra, will come alive on Nov. 18 at The Bentway under the Gardiner Expressway near Fort York. BLOK is … Continued
Get ready, Toronto — it’s time to add some flair to your dining routine! An immersive dining experience is coming to the city in December, and if you’re a fan of musicals (who isn’t!) this just might be the one experience you don’t want to miss. Every night, the exceptionally talented waitstaff will transform into … Continued
By lindsaylow
The Toronto Raptors season just got underway. There are some new faces and a new energy. We spoke with the lone remaining Canadian on the team, Chris Boucher, about the coming season and a few of his favourite Toronto things. How does it feel to now be the lone Canadian with Dalano Banton and Khem Birch gone? … Continued
If you’re a foodie and you love Halloween, you’re in luck! Toronto has a lineup of fun and freaky culinary festivities to help you ring in the most spookiest day of the year. Haunted Halloween Food Truck Festival Prepare for a spooktacular foodie experience on Oct. 28 and 29. Don your most creative costume and feast on treats from vendors like Jerk Brothers, Heavenly … Continued
This month, a rare books Instagram shop called Bellwoods Books, which has gained quite a following for its collection of antique and vintage books, has opened its first brick-and-mortar location — in the basement in another book shop that is quite new to Toronto. Flying Books also began as a pop-up of its own, a … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Winter Village is set to make a grand return at The Distillery Historic District, igniting the festive spirit for the upcoming holiday season. This year’s event promises to be even more enchanting with the unveiling of a colossal 56-foot-tall Silver Fir Christmas Tree in Trinity Square, marking it as the tallest tree ever featured … Continued
