The richness of our cultural diversity is attracting outsiders to visit and to live in Toronto. But have people who have called Toronto home
The world is indeed in Toronto: this week, a discourse on a contemporary Chinese-Canadian art exhibition, and a celebration of First Nations author, playwright
Alas we couldn’t find many free cultural events during this period except for book launches (if you don’t buy a book) and Thanksgiving church
Are you wondering what you can do to help the approximately 300,000 Rohingyas who have had to flee for their lives from their homes
Ever hear of a Kitchi Blanket, Bob Dylon, or Sufi Whirling? A fluvial parade in honour of the Virgin of Penafrancia at Bluffers Park
A charming Celtic festival in a park and Chinese dragon boat races with multi-racial crews; Ethiopian-Canadians showcasing their world and food; a launch of
People who live on the far edges of downtown Toronto might find some of the following events easier to get to. Afro-Caribbean. 6th Annual
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
Here are a few happenings this week that could make you think you’re in Indian food heaven, musical Ireland, or the Caribbean with its
Brazil, England, First Nations, India, Japan, and Russia have inspired cultural events in Toronto this week. You can meet and talk with Israelis and











