I recently had the pleasure of meeting several winemakers from the Rhône and tasting some of their wines, and it reminded me how much I enjoy the wines of that region. But more importantly, it reminded me why the Rhône is such an interesting and accessible region for people who enjoy learning about wine....
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With additional reporting by Iris Leung Shary Boyle, who currently graces the cover of Now Magazine, is a Toronto artist worth watching. Everything Under The Moon, (opening the World Stage season at Harbourfront) is a fantastical, re-vamped old-style shadow play that’s powered by a hybrid of hand-animated projections (essentially transparencies on an overhead projector)...
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I love eating. This insatiable love of eating however, is never reconciled by my lack of culinary prowess. Fortunately for me, I am the humble servant of the Toronto restaurant scene, which is an ever-changing landscape with seemingly younger and younger wunderkind chefs. Helping to feed me and my love of explorative dining is...
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The 6th annual Erotic Arts & Crafts Fair (EACF) hosted at the Gladstone Hotel this Saturday February 11th is not an event to bring your grandmother to. Presented byToronto’s Queen West sex shop, Come As You Are, dozens of vendors are putting their goodies up for sale. Sexy crafts include crocheted pasties, handmade lingerie...
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Last Friday, hundreds of Torontonians flocked to The Carlu to support motionball, a gala founded in 2002 to raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics Canada. It was a sold out event and everyone had the chance to bid on a variety of silent auction items. There really was something for everyone including a...
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With Valentine’s Day a mere week away, theSceneinTO thought we’d share some last minute ideas with you. And SURPRISE! We’re giving away some fabulous goodies, so read on! Lingerie and Loungewear: For V-Day or any day, check out the innovative styles of Dear Frankie. The lingerie and loungewear line created byToronto based Alicia Martin...
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This week and next, be on the look out for Dempster’s Pop Up Bakery as the vans hit the streets doling out freshly toasted delicious bagels to Torontonians on the go. The Pop Up Bakery will be in and around Toronto from February 8 – 16th. Look out for them at MLSE on Saturday...
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I’ve heard there is nothing wrong with a little healthy competition. Competition is what can spur greatness and inspire people to reach new heights in creativity. It reminds us that there is someone always hot on our heels, looking to knock us off our first place pedestal. Every industry has some form of competition,...
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Kensington market, the city’s safe haven for free-spirited buskers and artists is also home to many a hidden gem. Nestled behind a white picket fence and unassuming storefront, Tibet Café and Bar (51 Kensington Ave.) is bound to drive your taste buds wild with delight, whether it’s a hearty bowl of soup or a...
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Smack dab in the middle of the winter of your discontent is Valentine’s Day, and whether you are currently shacked up or flying solo, this holiday often instills a lot of passion in people. While some anticipate a romantic day of gift giving and mutual appreciation, others may see it as an impending doom...
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