Published by : Ruth

The Lunar and Chinese New Year Spring Festival this year starts on February 16. This is a time for visits with family and friends,

An early Chinese New Year event where you make and gobble down traditional dumplings that look like ancient silver ingots. A World Interfaith Harmony

Black Canadian artists, Buddha’s Enlightenment Day, stories from Canada’s Chinese diaspora and a Cameroon immigrant, and a Night of Ideas from France. Have you

Tea and music in a yurt. A charming video starring the Toronto Tabla Youth Ensemble. Two Robbie Burns Day celebrations. Escaping slavery on the

China’s ancient homophobia reconsidered. Two Yolka celebrations. A Tamil heritage festival. Two very different Japanese events. A Raoul Wallenberg Day event. The Winterfolk Festival

A chance to tango the night away. A sacred relic of St. Francis Xavier here in town. First Nations and Anglicans getting together over

You can experience the world in Toronto even when it’s winter. During this period, you can see rare architectural photographs from France, take part

Sorry, but our exceptionally cold weather this year has cut our big, outdoor new year celebration in Nathan Phillips Square down to thirty minutes.

Many of the following free events are indoors but some are out of doors during this Christmas period: a new ice rink to experience,

Yes, mentioning only free or nearly-free events, has been the aim of this blog, but we couldn’t find many free ones during this  upcoming