Month: May 2016

During the next few months, I will be out of the country for weeks at a time.  Some of my destinations will not have

Ramadan this year starts around June 6. Daily fasting will continue for 30 days until Monday, July 4. This means no food or drink

Sponsors and friends of Syrian refugees here might be especially interested in a current Syrian-theme film. #Chicago Girl is a documentary “about the 19-year-old

Don’t know much about this festival but it looks interesting. 1-10pm. Free. Yonge-Dundas Square.  South Asian, Chinese, Filipino and Arab arts and culture. See:http://bit.ly/1sjnPFB

Ruth writes: What a wonderful idea! And how great it is to hear that traditional handicrafts and quilting bees are still alive in Toronto.

Canada’s first-ever Pride Month begins June 1, culminating with the 10-day Pride Toronto festival, June 24 – July 3. Our Pride community includes people

The beat of a drum, the rumble of many drums – has become more prevalent, more loved in Toronto in recent years. Toronto’s wonderful

Yes, paper can be fascinating. Japanese culture has developed thousands of different kinds. To glimpse a few, go to the Open House at the

Yonge-Dundas Square. For more information, see: www.desifest.ca

The show is June 11. Two free tickets to this show will go to the first person who emails me a request at ruthlormalloy@gmail.com,