It’s around this time of year that many Canadians are itching to take a trip. Whether you’re a fresh graduate who has just completed your post-secondary program, or a professional looking for your next family vacation destination, the allure of an international adventure is undeniable. Here are a few travel books that are sure to give you some serious wanderlust, and perhaps help you plan the voyage of a lifetime.
With spring showers upon us, exhibits are a relaxing way to spend a rainy day, soak up the local culture in the 6ix and perhaps walk away with a new creative perspective. We’ve rounded up a few intriguing new exhibits to catch this month.
Though Toronto has evolved into a concrete jungle, there are a number of historical gems around the city. Rich with history, these buildings give us a glimpse into what the 6ix once was.
For Spring 2017, there are several new proudly Canuck books which are set to hit the shelves. Whether you’re eager to delve into poetry or the history of the True North, we’ve curated a few titles to add to your Canadian book collection this season.
From getting your socks scared off to stuffing your face in pie, this month is showing no signs of slowing down. Here are some low key events to enjoy in Toronto this week, whether you’re in the mood for cocktails or a horror flick.
Like many painters, Georgia O’Keeffe’s work can mean many different things to many different people. To some, images of beautiful flower paintings instantly appear in their head, to others images of skulls come to mind, and yet to others still gorgeous landscapes are what they imagine. Starting this weekend and running until July 30th, you can explore the many different aspects of Georgia O’Keeffe’s career all in one exhibit.
While our neighbours south of the border will be partying in the desert at Coachella, Toronto will be celebrating the 35th annual Canadian Music Week. Here’s everything you need to know about the annual event.
When the weekend rolls around, most Torontonians are looking for a fun night out. If pricey cocktails and long lines at the club are not your cup of tea, you may find yourself looking for other options. Luckily, Toronto is full of unique activities for a night out.
In an age where social media is often bombarding us with unrealistic body ideals, it’s easy to feel insecure and uncomfortable in our bodies. We’ve compiled our roundup of new Hollywood body positivity and body image reads to pick up this Spring 2017.
With the warmer weather and sunshine emerging from behind the clouds, April is the perfect time to get out and see what Toronto has to offer. Whether you call the 6ix your hometown or you’re simply visiting for a few days, Toronto is home to numerous happenings as we prepare for the first full month of spring.
We are lucky to live in a city that fully embraces the theatre and Toronto has been home to some amazing productions. Musicals, in particular, tell stories through song and can either bring books and movies to life or inspire them. From love stories to comedies to dramas, musicals can be enjoyed by people of all ages and backgrounds. Read on for some must-see musicals this spring.
Since Toronto is recognized for being a cultural mosaic, it’s no surprise that the city is full of talented and diverse artists. As art comes in many different forms and mediums, there is no shortage of exhibits to explore. While more prestigious galleries such as the Art Gallery of Ontario may be best known, it’s often more intimate and independent venues which are hidden gems among the creative community.
For avid readers who are craving inspiration as we head into a new season, Spring 2017 is a perfect time to pick up a new motivational read. Whether you want to make more time for yourself or start taking steps toward your dream career, inspiring non-fiction titles just may be your solution. We’ve curated a few key titles to add to your bookshelf now.
The museum is probably the last place you’d think of going for a Friday night full of music, food, drinks and entertainment, but for the past couple of years The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) has quickly become a hot entertainment spot in the city. It’s continued this winter, with ROM Winter Fridays, but if you are planning on going you’ll need to go soon as the current round of Friday shows ends on March 17th.
he Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival has been running now for 10 strong years, attracting talent from across North America. While the festival might have started last week on March 1st, there is still plenty of good comedy to still catch. The event runs until March 12th, and we took a look through the remaining shows and picked out our top five acts you don’t want to miss.
It’s around this time of year that many Canadians are itching to take a trip. Whether you’re a fresh graduate who has just completed your post-secondary program, or a professional looking for your next family vacation destination, the allure of an international adventure is undeniable. Here are a few travel books that are sure to give you some serious wanderlust, and perhaps help you plan the voyage of a lifetime.
With spring showers upon us, exhibits are a relaxing way to spend a rainy day, soak up the local culture in the 6ix and perhaps walk away with a new creative perspective. We’ve rounded up a few intriguing new exhibits to catch this month.
Though Toronto has evolved into a concrete jungle, there are a number of historical gems around the city. Rich with history, these buildings give us a glimpse into what the 6ix once was.
For Spring 2017, there are several new proudly Canuck books which are set to hit the shelves. Whether you’re eager to delve into poetry or the history of the True North, we’ve curated a few titles to add to your Canadian book collection this season.
From getting your socks scared off to stuffing your face in pie, this month is showing no signs of slowing down. Here are some low key events to enjoy in Toronto this week, whether you’re in the mood for cocktails or a horror flick.
Like many painters, Georgia O’Keeffe’s work can mean many different things to many different people. To some, images of beautiful flower paintings instantly appear in their head, to others images of skulls come to mind, and yet to others still gorgeous landscapes are what they imagine. Starting this weekend and running until July 30th, you can explore the many different aspects of Georgia O’Keeffe’s career all in one exhibit.
While our neighbours south of the border will be partying in the desert at Coachella, Toronto will be celebrating the 35th annual Canadian Music Week. Here’s everything you need to know about the annual event.
When the weekend rolls around, most Torontonians are looking for a fun night out. If pricey cocktails and long lines at the club are not your cup of tea, you may find yourself looking for other options. Luckily, Toronto is full of unique activities for a night out.
In an age where social media is often bombarding us with unrealistic body ideals, it’s easy to feel insecure and uncomfortable in our bodies. We’ve compiled our roundup of new Hollywood body positivity and body image reads to pick up this Spring 2017.
With the warmer weather and sunshine emerging from behind the clouds, April is the perfect time to get out and see what Toronto has to offer. Whether you call the 6ix your hometown or you’re simply visiting for a few days, Toronto is home to numerous happenings as we prepare for the first full month of spring.
We are lucky to live in a city that fully embraces the theatre and Toronto has been home to some amazing productions. Musicals, in particular, tell stories through song and can either bring books and movies to life or inspire them. From love stories to comedies to dramas, musicals can be enjoyed by people of all ages and backgrounds. Read on for some must-see musicals this spring.
Since Toronto is recognized for being a cultural mosaic, it’s no surprise that the city is full of talented and diverse artists. As art comes in many different forms and mediums, there is no shortage of exhibits to explore. While more prestigious galleries such as the Art Gallery of Ontario may be best known, it’s often more intimate and independent venues which are hidden gems among the creative community.
For avid readers who are craving inspiration as we head into a new season, Spring 2017 is a perfect time to pick up a new motivational read. Whether you want to make more time for yourself or start taking steps toward your dream career, inspiring non-fiction titles just may be your solution. We’ve curated a few key titles to add to your bookshelf now.
The museum is probably the last place you’d think of going for a Friday night full of music, food, drinks and entertainment, but for the past couple of years The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) has quickly become a hot entertainment spot in the city. It’s continued this winter, with ROM Winter Fridays, but if you are planning on going you’ll need to go soon as the current round of Friday shows ends on March 17th.
he Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival has been running now for 10 strong years, attracting talent from across North America. While the festival might have started last week on March 1st, there is still plenty of good comedy to still catch. The event runs until March 12th, and we took a look through the remaining shows and picked out our top five acts you don’t want to miss.