Christmas dominates this period. A Danish church has a Santa Lucia pageant and Christians observe Advent. A European book club studies Sophie Divry’s Madame
Creative Algorithms: from Islamic Art to Digital Media and a handbell concert in the Egyptian Coptic Cathedral; Louis Riel Day and Moroccan flag raisings;
Here are a few of the many free or nearly-free events expressive of Multicultural Toronto this week. It would be nice if all of
Brazil, England, First Nations, India, Japan, and Russia have inspired cultural events in Toronto this week. You can meet and talk with Israelis and
Here are some more May and summer events that illustrate what many of us like to do no matter what our heritage culture is;
Wow! Spring really is here. Festivals and trees are blossoming all over the GTA. This first week of May and the rest of the
We’re putting Chinese New Year’s events in a separate blog because there are so many. In the meantime, here are a few affordable items
Halloween celebrations, revealing Inter-faith and First Nations history, Multicultural Israel and a charming Japanese film are among Toronto’s interesting, free or almost-free events in
Ruth writes: Thanks to Noor and to Ashkenaz for sending us this information: Three sisters from Israel combine the songs and unique harmony singing
RasTa: A Soul’s Journey. Free Film Screening with RSVP. Remarks by Donisha Prendergast. 6pm. Royal Ontario Museum. Attendees should enter though the President’s Choice