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DanceWorks’ Sweet Ephemera Brings Queer and Diasporic Memory to The Theatre Centre

There is something quietly powerful about dance that asks not only to be watched, but felt. That seems to be the invitation behind Sweet Ephemera, a new contemporary dance double bill presented by DanceWork...

Ink, Identity, and Resistance: Mark of a Woman Arrives at Theatre Passe Muraille

At first glance, tattoos can feel deeply personal — private stories written onto the body. But in Mark of a Woman, arriving at Theatre Passe Muraille this spring, those markings become something much larger: s...

Shaw Festival’s 2026 Season Opens with Mystery, Comedy, and the Long-Awaited Arrival of Funny Girl

The Shaw Festival is opening its 2026 season with a lineup that leans heavily into entertainment — balancing mystery, musical spectacle, and fast-paced comedy across its Niagara-on-the-Lake stages. But among t...

Something’s Stirring Beneath Trinity Bellwoods: cicadas Brings an Eco-Thriller to Tarragon Theatre

There’s something quietly unsettling about the idea that a house might not be as still as it seems. That tension sits at the heart of cicadas, a new eco-thriller arriving at Tarragon Theatre’s Mainspace fro...

Review: Strife at Tarragon Theatre Confronts Grief, Identity, and the Stories We Tell

There’s a quiet tension that settles in early during Strife, now playing at Tarragon Theatre’s Extraspace — the kind that doesn’t rely on spectacle, but on what’s left unsaid. Written by Matthew MacKenzie a...

Follow the Yellow Brick Road...to the Elgin Theatre's Wizard of Oz

Review: MONKS at Tarragon Theatre Is Ridiculous, Interactive and Surprisingly Fun

Who Gets to Belong? UNCIVILIZED Puts Citizenship on Trial at Theatre Passe Muraille

Shakespeare, Spiders and Academic Power Struggles Collide in Tarragon Theatre’s Prophetess

In the City: Brampton in Bloom

Maggie’s Wake Brings Celtic Roots and Canadian Folk Swagger to Hugh’s Room Live

Kensington Market Jazz Festival Returns with Intimate Shows, Big Talent and a Neighbourhood-Wide Celebration

The CNE Unveils Its Biggest Concert Lineup Yet, and Every Show Is Included with Admission

It's always BBQ Season at Uncle Smoke’s Cookhouse

Casa Loma’s Legends of Horror Turns 10, and the Castle Is Still One of Toronto’s Best Halloween Settings

La Dolce Vita on King West: Cassius Opens Its Italian Riviera-Inspired Patio

The CNE Is Back: What’s New at The Ex for 2026

Suite Life: Selva Bananito Lodge, Costa Rica

Shelter Movers Marks 10 Years of Helping Survivors Leave Abuse Safely

Monet, Matisse, and the Art of Rebellion Arrive at the AGO This Summer

Review: Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA Brings Rain, Wonder, and a Dream of Mexico to Toronto

Suite Life: Selva Bananito Lodge, Costa Rica

Notes From Underground: Vietnam’s Cu Chi Tunnels

Hotel Life: Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa

Travel: Discovering the Charm in the Loire Valley

The Wood Brothers Headline Borderland Festival

Contemplating Turtles in Costa Rica

Secret Solstice 72-Hours of Daylight Festival