Demand for chalk artistry in Toronto keeps growing
It was only this past June that I wrote aboutRajiv Surenda's work as a chalk artist in Toronto. Since that time, business has boomed and he's been busy doing larger, indoor chalk boards for restaurants...
View ArticleWhere to do yoga in Toronto after gorging on pork buns
The newly opened Shangri La Hotel might be better known for where to go to get some great tasting ramen and pork buns but over-eaters and fitness enthusiasts alike can rest easy knowing the hotel also...
View ArticleWhat's open and closed on New Year's Day 2013 in Toronto
What's open and closed on New Year's Day in Toronto 2013:CLOSEDAll LCBO, Wine Rack and Beer Store locationsAmsterdam and Steam Whistle BreweriesGovernment offices and banksLibrariesSt. Lawrence...
View ArticleGet to know a Chef: Massimo Capra, Mistura
Chef Massimo Capra is no stranger to Italian cuisine. Whether he's exploring the tastes of Italy, taping another culinary adventure, or advising struggling restaurant owners, Capra brings his knowledge...
View ArticleThat time when Toronto asked us to be nice, clear our ice
Almost fifteen years prior to Mayor Lastman calling in the army to assist in clearing up a nasty snow drop on the GTA, the city was busy buying television spots which actively encouraged citizens to...
View ArticleMorning Brew: Rob Ford's annual levee is back on, Idle No More hits the Eaton...
Despite suggesting he would be elsewhere for the new year, Rob Ford has announced he will indeed attend city council's annual levee where citizens have a chance to meet their civic leaders. Ford said...
View ArticleHot Ticket: The Sadies, Young Empires, Decades, New Hands, Coleco, River...
Live music picks for MONDAY DECEMBER 31, 2012 through SATURDAY JANUARY 5, 2013.MONDAY DECEMBER 31 / THE SADIES / HORSESHOE TAVERN / 368 QUEEN W / $31.50 / 19+If you're still looking for something to do...
View ArticleStreet Style: 13 looks from shoppers at the Eaton Centre
The Eaton Centre sure knows how to draw a crowd during the holidays and this year's boxing week has been no exception. It looks some convincing but we were able to distract some busy shoppers to tell...
View Article15 most anticipated Toronto restaurant openings in 2013
It was a banner year for new restaurant openings in Toronto and already it seems as if 2013 will keep up the frenetic pace. These soon-to-open establishments are just a sample of what we can look...
View ArticleToronto New Year's Eve Party Guide 2013
Toronto New Year's Eve 2013 parties will be equal parts celebration for the new year, as well as revelry in the fact that the world didn't actually come to an end. Simple pleasures, right? As usual,...
View ArticleNew Year's Day 2013 events in Toronto
New Year's Day 2013 events in Toronto:COMMUNITY | Polar Bear Dip Probably one of the better ways to cure a hangover (you've got to shock the system, right?), Sunnyside Beach is the place of choice for...
View ArticleThe top 20 most viewed posts of 2012
It's the first day of 2013 and as has been tradition for us it's time to look back at the last twelve months and revisit some of the most viewed posts on the site. In sum, the site received just over...
View ArticleToronto Concerts, January 2013
Toronto concerts worth knowing about in January, 2013.Happy New Year's Day, you guys! Does your head hurt? Is your "resolution" to "never drink again?" Classic everybody. As usual this month sees old...
View ArticleRadar: WordSpell Spoken Word Showcase, John Hastings, Reveal Me, Memorial
BOOKS & LIT | WordSpell Spoken Word Showcase The folks at WordSpell Collective and Cytopoetics present this special showcase tonight featuring some of TO's most promising and established female...
View ArticleMorning Brew: Ford meets and greets his smiling public, LCBO plans express...
Despite almost canceling the event, Rob Ford attended the traditional city hall new year's levee where members of the public are allowed to rub shoulders with the mayor and members of council. Ford met...
View ArticleNext Stage Theatre Festival preview 2013
Your first theatre festival of 2013 comes courtesy of the Toronto Fringe, who launch their annual Next Stage Festival this week. The twelve-day affair features ten shows spread throughout the three...
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