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.
For interior design gurus who are eager to bring cozy, country inspired décor into their space as we approach the season of holiday entertaining, pottery just may be your solution. Whether you want to incorporate ceramic vases into your kitchen or living room, we’ve curated a few winning ideas here.
It’s no secret that Ottawa is notoriously cold during the winter months, but it’s also a well-known fact that Canada’s capital offers plenty of festive cheer during the colder months of the year. While proud Canucks can always hope for a possible selfie with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, there are also plenty of other reasons to visit Ottawa. Here’s what to do in the capital this holiday season.
It may not be Christmas yet, but interior design addicts have surely started embracing the holiday spirit in the air. With the November winds howling, homeowners can capture the change in seasons with a crisp, beautiful autumn wreath.
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.
While every design enthusiast can appreciate the simplicity of ivory walls, there’s also an unconventional beauty to incorporating the perfect accent wall into your space. If neutral hues aren’t quite to your liking, try experimenting with eye-catching patterns and darker, arresting tones this autumn.
Since 1922, the beginning of November has marked the beginning of a beloved Toronto tradition known as The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Once again, the winter fair returns to Toronto’s Exhibition Place this year until November 13, and is set to offer everything from critters to craft beer.
As both cooler weather and final exams approach, the bedroom desk often becomes a daunting and depressing place for students. Rather than slave away in the library, try cozying up at one of the many charming and unique coffee shops that Toronto has to offer.
From comfort food to traditional Italian fare, Toronto truly has it all. Whether you’re craving ethnic cuisine or pub fare, we’ve rounded up our top five local spots for those seeking a late night bite in the 6ix.
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.
As the end of October approaches, it’s time to move on from the heartfelt sentiments of Thanksgiving and prepare to get spooked. This Halloween, there’s no shortage of eerie events to help you celebrate the most frightening time of the year. Whether you want to scare yourself silly or enjoy some family-friendly fun, there’s sure to be an event perfect for your spooktastic needs. Take a break from trick or treating by visiting a haunted house or interacting with the dead – the choice is yours.
While many nations have some variation on the classic plate of French fries, none are more satisfying to our Canadian palates than that sinful Quebecois speciality known as poutine. We’ve curated a roundup of a few popular poutine spots in Quebec, for anyone exploring La Belle Province in search of a calorific treat this autumn.
When it comes to authentic Japanese cuisine, most foodies will point to Vancouver as the indisputable sushi capital of Canada. If you’re venturing to Van City this autumn, here are five sushi spots which may be worth a visit.
If you’re looking for an escape from your family dinner table this long weekend, try attending one of the many Thanksgiving activities taking place across Canada. Whether you’re in British Columbia or Alberta, there is no shortage nation-wide events that will keep you and your family entertained over this autumn holiday weekend.
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.
For interior design gurus who are eager to bring cozy, country inspired décor into their space as we approach the season of holiday entertaining, pottery just may be your solution. Whether you want to incorporate ceramic vases into your kitchen or living room, we’ve curated a few winning ideas here.
It’s no secret that Ottawa is notoriously cold during the winter months, but it’s also a well-known fact that Canada’s capital offers plenty of festive cheer during the colder months of the year. While proud Canucks can always hope for a possible selfie with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, there are also plenty of other reasons to visit Ottawa. Here’s what to do in the capital this holiday season.
It may not be Christmas yet, but interior design addicts have surely started embracing the holiday spirit in the air. With the November winds howling, homeowners can capture the change in seasons with a crisp, beautiful autumn wreath.
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.
While every design enthusiast can appreciate the simplicity of ivory walls, there’s also an unconventional beauty to incorporating the perfect accent wall into your space. If neutral hues aren’t quite to your liking, try experimenting with eye-catching patterns and darker, arresting tones this autumn.
Since 1922, the beginning of November has marked the beginning of a beloved Toronto tradition known as The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Once again, the winter fair returns to Toronto’s Exhibition Place this year until November 13, and is set to offer everything from critters to craft beer.
As both cooler weather and final exams approach, the bedroom desk often becomes a daunting and depressing place for students. Rather than slave away in the library, try cozying up at one of the many charming and unique coffee shops that Toronto has to offer.
From comfort food to traditional Italian fare, Toronto truly has it all. Whether you’re craving ethnic cuisine or pub fare, we’ve rounded up our top five local spots for those seeking a late night bite in the 6ix.
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.
As the end of October approaches, it’s time to move on from the heartfelt sentiments of Thanksgiving and prepare to get spooked. This Halloween, there’s no shortage of eerie events to help you celebrate the most frightening time of the year. Whether you want to scare yourself silly or enjoy some family-friendly fun, there’s sure to be an event perfect for your spooktastic needs. Take a break from trick or treating by visiting a haunted house or interacting with the dead – the choice is yours.
While many nations have some variation on the classic plate of French fries, none are more satisfying to our Canadian palates than that sinful Quebecois speciality known as poutine. We’ve curated a roundup of a few popular poutine spots in Quebec, for anyone exploring La Belle Province in search of a calorific treat this autumn.
When it comes to authentic Japanese cuisine, most foodies will point to Vancouver as the indisputable sushi capital of Canada. If you’re venturing to Van City this autumn, here are five sushi spots which may be worth a visit.
If you’re looking for an escape from your family dinner table this long weekend, try attending one of the many Thanksgiving activities taking place across Canada. Whether you’re in British Columbia or Alberta, there is no shortage nation-wide events that will keep you and your family entertained over this autumn holiday weekend.