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Last minute March break camp guide

By Marlene Mendonca

March break is springing up fast and if you haven’t booked a March break camp for your kids yet here’s a list of camps that offer an array of creative programming from STEM to performing and visual arts to cooking to outdoor exploration.  Rooks To Cooks  The March Munchies is a full day camp between … Continued

Toronto to celebrate 186 years with big bash this weekend

By Nicole Richie

Toronto is celebrating its 186th birthday in style. For this year’s #TorontoDay, Celebrate Toronto is throwing a massive all weekend event at Nathan Phillips Square and they’re inviting everyone to join in on the festivities. After an overwhelming reaction to Micayla Doria’s 180th Anniversary art gala in 2013, the Toronto based artist decided to register … Continued

Where to find Italy on a plate

By Marlene Mendonca

TRNTO chats with one of Vivo Pizza + Pasta’s many talented chefs, Luigi Maresca, who moved here from Sorrento, Italy in 2011. Vivo creates affordable Italian comfort food with fresh ingredients at reasonable prices and are opening four new restaurants this year (there’s already eight in Toronto & the GTA). What makes “real” Italian food? … Continued

A love story in the wings of a hot new Toronto musical

By Nikki Gill

A play inspired by one of the world’s most famous paintings is opening in Toronto this week. Sunday in the Park with George is a musical inspired by French painter Georges Seurat and his painting “A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte.” The play features a fictionalized version of Seurat in the months … Continued