This Tuesday listen to some contemporary poetry in Kensington Market or check out the musical version of Little Women. Here’s PostCity.com’s suggestions for what to do in Toronto tonight. Little Women, opening tonight at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts, tells the classic coming-of-age story of Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy March. The production is being performed by the school’s graduating class.
This Tuesday listen to some contemporary poetry in Kensington Market or check out the musical version of Little Women. Here’s PostCity.com’s suggestions for what to do in Toronto tonight.
By day, Woodlot Bakery and Restaurant serves coffee and pastries, made in plain view on a massive harvest table. Later, when the lights are turned down, the table turns into a communal eating space, and two dinner menus — one for meat fanatics, the other for vegetarians — are brought out.
Spend your Monday at a gala in support of ovarian cancer research or check out the best in Canadian art and fashion. Here are PostCity.com’s things to do on Monday. Named after a song from William Finn’s A New Brain, a musical depicting Finn’s experience dealing with a brain tumour, Heart & Music is an art, music and dance gala in support of ovarian cancer research.
It promises to be a busy weekend in the city filled with wiener dog races, beer and cheese tasting, skating parties, and films with subtitles. How will you choose? Check out our top five picks.
It’s Black Friday south of the border but that doesn’t mean there isn’t amazing deals to be found right here in the city. Save on Ashley Rowe, Phillip Sparks, Nada and more. PostCity.com gives you our top five places to shop this weekend.
Isabelle Fish’s new Yorkville boutique, Rue Pigalle, borrows its name from the red light district in Paris – an area with a past coloured by impressionist painters and Moulin Rouge. Just like its name, Fish says her shop has elements of tradition, but it’s also a little naughty. Take a trip to the second floor luxury boutique and you’ll stumble upon one-of-a-kind women’s accessories, jewelry and home décor made by European artisans and craftsmen.
Earmuffs, Torontonians! The pottiest of potty-mouthed chefs, Gordon Ramsay, has hinted he’s considering a restaurant in Toronto. The 44-year-old says he’d like to open up shop here, but only if he finds success first in Montreal. Ramsay recently bought a stake in Laurier BBQ, a Montreal fixture since 1936 that’s known for its barbecued chicken.
Sure, lots of Toronto restaurants are promoting their “locally-sourced” foods these days, but how many can actually claim to be a certified “eco-friendly” restaurant? Just one. Parkdale’s Cowbell. Cowbell was named Toronto’s first green restaurant after a comprehensive evaluation by LEAF, a third-party organization that certifies restaurants based on their environmental impact.
Sure, lots of Toronto restaurants are promoting their “locally-sourced” foods these days, but how many can actually claim to be a certified “eco-friendly” restaurant? Just one. Parkdale’s Cowbell. Cowbell was named Toronto’s first green restaurant after a comprehensive evaluation by LEAF, a third-party organization that certifies restaurants based on their environmental impact.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay helped raise more than $1.1 million in the fight against breast and ovarian cancer on Saturday at the inaugural Chef’s Challenge: The Ultimate Battle for a Cure.
After spending eight years building the Pink Tartan label, Kimberly Newport-Mimran is finally launching a flagship store in Yorkville.
