We’ve all been there — one day your “little angel” is gobbling down their peas and carrots, and the next everything ends up on the floor. Toddlers’ eating habits can be tricky at best, and a new survey found that 41 per cent of Moms are concerned about whether their toddler is getting the...
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Everyone deserves to have fun this Family Day, including the furry and four-legged members of your family. Get your pup in on the action on February 20 with the Dog Chow Family Day Prize Pack! Valued at $125, this giveaway is filled with family-friendly items that will be sure to provide a tail-wagging good...
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Thanks to global warming, winter has been a relatively mild-mannered friend, but following this weekend’s below zero blasts the reluctant masses have been hunkering down indoors. Hibernation can often be a depressing solution to surviving Canadian winters, and after months of missing your grassy knolls at Trinity Bellwoods, it’s important to be in good...
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With contributions by Janelle Watkins Recently, I was treated to a lovely excursion to check out The Cottages at Honey Harbour which is a new Georgian Bay Four Season cottage resort located on the shores of Macey Bay on the north side of Muskoka. The area is breathtaking encompassing 165 acres with an expansive...
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Children’s theatre is often dismissed as a frivolous art form with no real profundity or significance beyond the spectacle. Ton O’ Fun Productions’ show, The Bright Idea—one of the shows slated to open at the Toronto FringeKids Festival in July—endeavours to bring new light to ‘Happily Ever After.’ With the Toronto Fringe Festival just...
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The Toronto Harbourfront and The Toronto Port Authority are bringing the world of dance and theatre to you all summer long and the line-up is incredible. It’s time to dust off your dancing shoes because every Thursday evening from June 23 to September 1 you can learn to jive, salsa or samba right by...
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For those of you who don’t know a lot about the Port Union neighbourhood of Scarborough, read on for a little bit of history and for more information on the fun that can be had at their Waterfront Festival. Port Union’s roots began during the first half of the nineteenth century, when the area...
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One sunny Saturday afternoon last October, my family and some good friends were strolling along the neighbourhood for the first annual Mt. Pleasant Village Family Fair. It was great to get out and see some of the new boutiques and various shops that have opened on the strip. One fabulous new find was Zen...
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It’s the time of year that finds us giving thanks and thinking about all the things that we are grateful for. We here at The Scene inTO would like to say thank you to our readers for your support over the past few months. We’ve come a long way since April and our little...
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Still haven’t gotten into the spirit of the holidays? Head to the Historic Distillery District and you’ll feel as though you’re a part of a Dickens novel. Inspired by the traditions and charm of a European Christmas Market, Lowe’s Toronto Christmas Market has set up camp on the cobblestone steps complete with a brightly...
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