Year: 2015

  All cultures have humour. I remember hearing two First Nations women drumming and singing in their traditional way with words I didn’t understand.

Ruth writes: This is one of Toronto’s many small festivals with friendly people and unique summer customs, one of my favourites. Tatarstan is part

Jenny Lind (1820-1887) was known as the Swedish Nightingale. This concert in her honour is of Nordic music. Tickets at: http://toronto.swea.org/2015/jenny-lind-concert-2015/

Website: Tugofwar.eventbrite.ca. 7pm. June 7.  “…World Premier of the film “Tug of War”, the timely tale of two Muslim youth who become exposed to

Here are some films for Aboriginal History Month at the Annette Library. For all programs at the Toronto Public Library, click on: http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/programs-and-classes/featured/aboriginal-celebration.jsp  

Ruth writes: I used to suggest that visiting a Buddhist temple during a festival was the best time for newcomers to learn about Buddhism.

Ruth writes: This major organization gives information about international folk dancing performances and participation in the province. Anybody interested in promoting their own folk

  Ruth writes: I lived in Vietnam for two years in the 1960s, and have been back twice for foreign press reunions since its

INVITATION | Asian Heritage Month Gala Performance of Asian Canadian Artists   TITLE: “SILK ROADS II – MONGOLIA: PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES, MUSIC AND DANCE FROM