Looking for something a little different this weekend? These suggestions will be will be sure to rouse even the most dedicated homebody off the couch. In this edition, we have an Ugly Sweater Run, a real-life game of Clue at the ROM, Gluten-free eats, comedy from Matt Braunger, and an opportunity to prove your Seinfeld trivia prowess.
Acclaimed Prairie band Deep Dark Woods in town tonight in support of their great new album Jubilee, plus Viletones final concert and more T.O. music news.
Holiday party season is right around the corner and your guests deserve better than a two-four of Molson Canadian and those greasy pig-in-a-blanket things. Let The Gourmet Food & Wine Expo – November 14 through 17 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre – serve up some inspiration to be bold at your next function.
Fried buttermilk chicken, caribou and boudin noir were but some of the offerings at last night’s soiree celebrating the country’s top new restaurants. After sundown, a well-heeled (and presumably well-traveled) crowd headed to the Storys building to celebrate Air Canada’s enRoute magazine’s top new restaurants.
Toronto real estate prices are near an historic high, while rates linger near historic lows. Can this last? Of course not. We all know that. But some people can’t wait. If you’re one, or have one living in the basement, pay attention:
This month we put the ultimate Canuck dessert to the test, as chef Grant van Gameren samples a roster of T.O.’s top butter tarts. He tells us which pastry gives him a sugar high.
Parkdale’s after dark scene has gotten far swisher in recent years, and Geraldine exemplifies this new direction. The elegant space is decorated just-so: vintage crockery is sat atop antique wood tables while jazz piano notes skip about overhead.
When preparing fish, using oil to fry it is the easiest way to keep the meat from sticking to the pan, as well as ensure a crispy outer skin. Unfortunately it is often difficult to achieve these results without using more oil than you would necessarily want, especially in an otherwise healthy dish.
Acclaimed British comedian includes four nights at Massey Hall as part of massive international tour
The dream of invisibility has existed in popular culture from the H.G Wells novel published in 1897 to to Harry Potter and his invisibility cloak, and now, thanks to a whiz bang team of researchers at the University of Toronto, it is no longer the stuff of speculative fiction. The age of invisibility is upon us. Well, sort of.
American president John F. Kennedy was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963. It is a surprising thing to create a music album and produce a so-called “folk opera” based on the assassination in Toronto, 50 years later. Luckily, the story and the music that make up The Kennedy Suite are worthy of at least this effort and could lead to more.
It is all about compromise and dual purpose when it comes to designing a space for couples.
