October
The Beyond Monet Audio-Visual Experience Extends Its Run
The Beyond Monet immersive visual exhibit has extended its run at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. If you haven’t yet had the opportunity to become immersed in the works of the master of impressionism, you can still feel like you’re at Monet’s garden in Giverny, France while home in the
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Steam Era Online Lecture by Toronto Railway Museum
Join the Toronto Railway Museum for the next lecture in their 2021 online series,”Through the Window of a Train: Hilarious, Hazardous, and Historical Memories from the Steam Era”. If you’ve ever been curious about the lives of people on board a moving train, or wanted to take a nostalgic trip
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The Safety Dance Lets “You Can Dance If You Want To”
As part of ArtworxTO (Toronto’s Year of Public Art), East End Arts with The Department of Illumination invite you and your family to join in a Safety Dance. This is an all-ages guided community dance, led by dancer and choreographer Arwyn Carpenter. Stay physically distanced while getting groovy – no
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Explore the World with the Scouts Canada Sustainability Challenge
Children and youth across the country are invited to take part in an epic, eight-week Scouts Canada Sustainability Challenge called “Around the World in 60 Days”. Through fun and engaging activities rooted in sustainability, young Canadians will embark on exciting story-driven adventures set virtually in eight different countries. The activities
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Fleurs de Villes Offers a Fresh View of Niagara Falls
Fleurs de Villes Niagara Falls is a fresh floral trail through Niagara Falls, including many of its best-known tourist venues. Canada’s most iconic destination is made extra-special with the stunning works of floral art decorating the already spectacular autumnal views. In addition, you can explore a safe and welcoming self-guided
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AGO’s Andy Warhol Exhibit Separates The Man From The Myth
Originally published July 30, 2021 Halfway through meandering around the AGO’s highly-anticipated Andy Warhol exhibit, it’s Canadian ballerina Karen Kain that catches my daughter’s eye. “Ooh, this is my favourite. It’s colourful and sparkly!” My 10-year-old daughter aspires to be an artist but she’s still a little girl at heart
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Toronto Blue Jays Tickets Go On Sale Today!
If you haven’t heard the good news, the Blue Jays are finally coming home! After spending all of last year’s season and half of this year at their minor league sites in Dunedin, Florida and Buffalo, New York, they have been given the OK by the federal government to allow
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BEST Free & Family Weekend Events in Toronto! November 20-22 (DRAFT)
Weekend Guide Sponsored by (CLIENT) (DRAFT) We’re still hanging onto Fall this weekend, but it’s finally starting to get a bit more chilly. Soon, it will be officially “sweater weather”! Everyone’s feeling increasingly festive too, and you can even join the first Christmas events this weekend, including tree-lighting ceremonies, Holiday Markets
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Create Lasting Memories with Your Family at Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s (TSO) Young People’s Concert Series!
Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) returns for another season of musical fun for the whole family with their Young People’s Concert Series! Come share the wonder of music with your little ones and encourage their love for the arts through a diverse range of music. Featuring four performances that are wildly different
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