Category : Netherlands

Toronto’s multicultural scene continues to thrive. A few cancellations have occurred and some restaurants report fewer in-house customers due to fear of the Covid-19

Want to join the next Global Climate Strike? Hear what academics are saying about China’s leadership?  How about asking some Hong Kong neighbours what’s

We salute the bravery of England’s Morris Dancers and their fans who refused to let rain stop their annual May Day dances at dawn

This week, we have an opportunity to hear about some outstanding Arab-Canadian women. There’s a powerful 2002 film by distinguished photographer Edward Burtynsky worth

The world is in Toronto but Toronto is out there in the world. Last year, an exhibition of Canadian art was shown in Venice,

China, First Nations, Ireland, Italy, Punjab, and Ukraine are here but I have to stop adding any more to this blog or I’ll never

Different cultural events are in profusion all over Multicultural Toronto now and those listed here are free or almost free unless you want to

Asian and Jewish heritage month events. Poetry in Dutch. An Anishinaabe artist exhibits her work beyond the AGO. The German jazz group Subtone plays

Does anyone know of an event where people of our different cultural groups can discuss mental health issues together? Like how to help “loners”?

A First Nations 101, a scandal in France caused by Richard Wagner’s opera Tannhäuser, a European art collection at the AGO, and Palestine and