Year: 2016

If you are interested in cultures in Toronto from Brazil, Cuba, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Syria, and/or Taiwan, mark your calendar now for the

Ruth writes: The hard part is to choose from this abundance of riches. Please mark your calendar now. Afro-Carib Festival. Aug. 20-21. Free. Albert

Toronto’s East Chinatown should look even more multicultural by the end of August if all goes well. Twenty-one professional painters are currently working on

The biennial Ashkenaz Festival takes place every two years. If you miss this one, your next opportunity is probably 2018. “Klezmer and Yiddish music

On the weekend of August 12-14, you can find yourself in Africa, Bolivia, Italy, Japan, South Asia and Sri Lanka without getting on an

Kultura Filipino Arts Festival August 5-7. Free except for food. To buy tickets see: http://www.kultura.ca/tickets/. Kapisanan Philippine Centre, (167 Augusta Avenue) and Nathan Phillips

Fund-raiser for a Hungarian family who lived in sanctuary in two Toronto churches for nearly three years after losing their refugee claim. They said

This coming week’s events include Black history, Bolivia, Buddhist, Greek, Indian, japan, Latin, Christian, Jamaican and Multicultural. Black History. OBHS Freedom Festival! Celebrating August

Peru’s National Day was July 28. The 5° Mega festival Peruano is Saturday, July 30. 6pm-2am. $25-$35. 30 artists from Peru, the U.S., Montreal