On April 30th, the Canadian Foundation of AIDS Research (CANFAR) held their annual Can You Do Lunch? luncheon. This annual luncheon serves as a gathering of community as well as a learning opportunity for those attending. This years theme, Aging…
Earlier this month, G-Eazy had his triumphant return to Toronto, playing at HISTORY. The crowd was electric the moment the Californian rapper said the cities name in his instantly recognizable voice. G-Eazy, whose real name is Gerald Gillum, came out…
November 2024 promises to be an exciting month, showcasing a diverse array of global events that span various cultures, sports, and celebrations. Here’s a closer look at five of the biggest happenings across different countries, each bringing its unique flavour…
For over 20 years Cashmere Collection toilette paper has honoured Breast Cancer Awareness month with a fashion show unlike anything else in Toronto. This year, they return with some new elements to keep the show new and exciting! As always,…
For one night a year, Evergreen Brick Works transforms into another geographical setting all in the name of fundraising. The longstanding Scrubs in the City event, supporting Sick Kids hospital is a highlight in Toronto. This year, on June 6th,…
Throwing an amazing private party is a surefire way to level up your social life and impress your friends. A few things can match the experience of sharing some quality time with close pals surrounded by fun, lively music, delicious…
Planning an important event can be an exhilarating but often daunting task. Whether it’s a wedding, a corporate conference, a milestone birthday celebration, or any significant gathering, the success of your event hinges on careful planning and execution. From choosing…
Art Toronto returns for its 23rd edition from October 27–30th featuring over 90 galleries from Canada, the USA and abroad, including some heavy hitters like Night Gallery (LA), Galerie Pici (NYC/Seoul), Royale Projects (LA), K Art (Buffalo), Daniel Faria Gallery…
The Textile Museum of Canada (the Museum) presents Simone Elizabeth Saunders: u.n.i.t.y., an exhibition of works by Simone Elizabeth Saunders, evoking personal history, Afro diaspora, and Black sisterhood through portraits created with bold, colourful textiles. Saunders’ dramatic tufted works incorporate…
Love music, the outdoors and also happen to live in Toronto? Then this is for you! Harbourfront Centre announces the anticipated return of the beloved Summer Music in the Garden series with 18 FREE, in-person concerts at the Toronto Music…