From solo performances by acclaimed vocalists to grand productions by orchestras and choirs, there’s something for every music lover looking to get into the holiday spirit. Here is our roundup of the top Christmas concerts hitting Canadian stages this season.
s an accomplished Canadian athlete and activist, Waneek Horn-Miller was a member of the Canadian Olympic Water Polo team and has also been an outspoken survivor of the Oka Crisis. Horn-Miller, who currently serves as the director of the Storyboot School, sat down with Real Style to discuss her partnership with the Manitobah Mukluks.
Recently, Real Style sat down with Mrs. Universe winner and actress Ashley Callingbull at the recent Manitobah Mukluks Storyboot School at Toronto’ Bata Shoe Museum. Here’s what she had to say about winning Mrs. Universe, raising awareness through crafting mukluks and competing on The Amazing Race Canada.
When we think of holiday season culture, we tend to think of Christmas caroling and performances of the Nutcracker. Although these seasonal festivities are definitely a joyful way to mark the holiday season, Vancouver also features a number of intriguing cultural events taking place over the next few weeks.
Out of all the cities in the Great White North, it’s Montreal which truly stands out due to its numerous cultural happenings. From publishing fairs to musical competitions, there’s no shortage of exciting events that won’t hurt the bank.
To say that the secret lives of musicians are a source of intrigue and fascination among fans would be an understatement. We’ve rounded up some of the most exciting musical memoirs coming out this season.
Real Style spoke to influential photographic artist Roger Ballen recently at Toronto’s Izzy Gallery, where his “Theatre of the Mind” retrospective will be featured until November 19.
Though the staff at the Museum of Modern Art are an integral part of the museum’s exhibitions, it’s not every day that you see them perform in them. That is about to change, however, thanks to the Artist’s Choice series taking place at the museum.
Though the city has its fair share of amazing major galleries, there are also a number of smaller galleries that are making a big impact in the art world. Whether you’re photography-obsessed or interested in local work, this city has something for every kind of art lover. We’ve rounded up our top independent art galleries in Toronto.
We’re fortunate enough to have a variety of incredible ballet companies across Canada, which means that dance lovers don’t need to book a plane ticket to enjoy a spectacular performance. For Fall 2016, ballet enthusiasts can enjoy a number of world class performances which are taking place nationwide during October and November.
Although another Toronto International Film Festival season has come and gone, Canadians don’t have to wait another year to celebrate exceptional filmmaking and homegrown cinematic talent. Here is our roundup of upcoming Canadian film festivals that you won’t want to miss.
With Nuit Blanche 2016 slated to hit Toronto on October 1, local art enthusiasts can expect to see the streets of the 6ix come to life with overnight exhibits. Toronto’s annual free contemporary art event is once again set to showcase a variety of installations from sunset to sunrise.
We’ve rounded up the top art exhibitions opening across Canada in Fall 2016. Whether you feel like exploring the beauty of landscape or delving into photography, drop by these upcoming art exhibitions for a dose of culture as the weather cools.
London, England is one of those magical places everyone needs to visit at least once in their lifetime. You get a real sense of history as you walk their winding streets, exploring the historical city that runs across the Thames. The city is full of cultural delights year round, and this autumn is no different. Here are some of our favourites this year.
Edmonton may seem like an unlikely destination for the culture vulture, but it is quickly becoming a hotspot for a myriad of festivals and events. This autumn, try escaping to Alberta’s capital to soak up the local arts scene, channel your inner comic book geek and sample a variety of local wines.
From solo performances by acclaimed vocalists to grand productions by orchestras and choirs, there’s something for every music lover looking to get into the holiday spirit. Here is our roundup of the top Christmas concerts hitting Canadian stages this season.
s an accomplished Canadian athlete and activist, Waneek Horn-Miller was a member of the Canadian Olympic Water Polo team and has also been an outspoken survivor of the Oka Crisis. Horn-Miller, who currently serves as the director of the Storyboot School, sat down with Real Style to discuss her partnership with the Manitobah Mukluks.
Recently, Real Style sat down with Mrs. Universe winner and actress Ashley Callingbull at the recent Manitobah Mukluks Storyboot School at Toronto’ Bata Shoe Museum. Here’s what she had to say about winning Mrs. Universe, raising awareness through crafting mukluks and competing on The Amazing Race Canada.
When we think of holiday season culture, we tend to think of Christmas caroling and performances of the Nutcracker. Although these seasonal festivities are definitely a joyful way to mark the holiday season, Vancouver also features a number of intriguing cultural events taking place over the next few weeks.
Out of all the cities in the Great White North, it’s Montreal which truly stands out due to its numerous cultural happenings. From publishing fairs to musical competitions, there’s no shortage of exciting events that won’t hurt the bank.
To say that the secret lives of musicians are a source of intrigue and fascination among fans would be an understatement. We’ve rounded up some of the most exciting musical memoirs coming out this season.
Real Style spoke to influential photographic artist Roger Ballen recently at Toronto’s Izzy Gallery, where his “Theatre of the Mind” retrospective will be featured until November 19.
Though the staff at the Museum of Modern Art are an integral part of the museum’s exhibitions, it’s not every day that you see them perform in them. That is about to change, however, thanks to the Artist’s Choice series taking place at the museum.
Though the city has its fair share of amazing major galleries, there are also a number of smaller galleries that are making a big impact in the art world. Whether you’re photography-obsessed or interested in local work, this city has something for every kind of art lover. We’ve rounded up our top independent art galleries in Toronto.
We’re fortunate enough to have a variety of incredible ballet companies across Canada, which means that dance lovers don’t need to book a plane ticket to enjoy a spectacular performance. For Fall 2016, ballet enthusiasts can enjoy a number of world class performances which are taking place nationwide during October and November.
Although another Toronto International Film Festival season has come and gone, Canadians don’t have to wait another year to celebrate exceptional filmmaking and homegrown cinematic talent. Here is our roundup of upcoming Canadian film festivals that you won’t want to miss.
With Nuit Blanche 2016 slated to hit Toronto on October 1, local art enthusiasts can expect to see the streets of the 6ix come to life with overnight exhibits. Toronto’s annual free contemporary art event is once again set to showcase a variety of installations from sunset to sunrise.
We’ve rounded up the top art exhibitions opening across Canada in Fall 2016. Whether you feel like exploring the beauty of landscape or delving into photography, drop by these upcoming art exhibitions for a dose of culture as the weather cools.
London, England is one of those magical places everyone needs to visit at least once in their lifetime. You get a real sense of history as you walk their winding streets, exploring the historical city that runs across the Thames. The city is full of cultural delights year round, and this autumn is no different. Here are some of our favourites this year.
Edmonton may seem like an unlikely destination for the culture vulture, but it is quickly becoming a hotspot for a myriad of festivals and events. This autumn, try escaping to Alberta’s capital to soak up the local arts scene, channel your inner comic book geek and sample a variety of local wines.