Is it just me or are we slowly redefining decadence? In the past months that I have spent studying in New York, I have noticed legendary rivalries like the age-old cupcake war losing their lustre in the face of newer competition, like that of the macaron. Before we proceed, let me allay confusion: this...
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TheSceneinTO was on scene at the Donkey Kong Pop-Up at Mitzi’s where each menu item (such as mojitos and pork belly tacos) were all under $10. Nick (bar manager at Salt), was slinging drinks for the event and Kate Domina, who had her paintings on the walls (some of the most beautiful art I’ve ever...
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Toronto has a fashion filled schedule ahead with FAT Arts & Fashion Week. From April 24th until the 28th people will have the chance to celebrate not only local and international fashion design, but the connection between fashion and other creative art forms including music, photography, film, performance and dance. FAT Arts & Fashion...
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What can you get for one dollar these days? A chocolate bar? Nope. A ride on the TTC? In our dreams. The newspaper? Not even! Well this past Saturday your hard earned dollar paid the nominal admission fee to City of Craft (at Trinity St. Paul’s United Church on Bloor) for their spring sale...
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Art and food, what could be better? Last summer, a couple foodie design aficionados set a dream in motion, uniting the love of street food and art under one roof. Running a slightly renegade food stall operation out of their office space, design moguls of OneMethod Digital & Design Andrew Richmond and Armin Todai...
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Remember when Lower Ossington was thought to be having too much fun, and a by-law was forced upon the strip? The bar-ban not only disallowed any new business licenses to the dismay of local business owners, party-goers and diners, but threatened to render the charmingly raucous strip stagnant. In their relentless battle against that...
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This week, Rac Boutique is hosting a four day event that brings together some of Toronto’s best vendors for a unique and convenient shopping experience. “The Bazaar” (580 King Street West) as it is being called, will feature women’s and men’s spring / summer 2012 apparel, accessories, vintage, consignment and lifestyle goods. For those...
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For those of us that use Nuit Blanche as an annual opportunity to dabble in Toronto’s art scene, you’ll want to check out META – a show that is both high-calibre and free of charge. Every year, graduating students of the New Media program at Ryerson University’s School of Image Arts invites the general...
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You always know that Spring is on its way when the annual Cinéfranco film festival comes back to town. Perhaps this year the weather has already alerted us to a change in season, but there is still reason to celebrate with the arrival of stellar Francophone films in town. The Cinéfranco general program runs...
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It’s no secret that I am a huge Joe Fresh fan. I like the clothes, love the price point and enjoy the convenience of replenishing my fridge and closet at the same time. For these reasons I have kept a close eye on Joe throughout the years and watched the retailer steer through murky...
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