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For a quick look at free Asian Heritage and other May events, click on: www.TorontoMulticulturalCalendar.com. After scrolling down past the pictures, make sure the

The birthday of the Buddha is the 8th day of the fourth month on the lunar calendar. It is the most festive event for

Did any of you get to the annual May Day Morris dances in High Park this past weekend? It was my third year. It’s

Toronto does have cricket and lots of it. It’s a multicultural opportunity and it has female teams too. There’s no fee for watching a

I had expected a lot of people but only 60 were there when I arrived at 6:40am. There was no clotted cream with the scones,

On April 16, we posted a blog about discovering Whirling Dervishes in Toronto. See No. 107. Known to many as a dance form from

I had a quick look at the Ecuadorian Art Exhibition at City Hall today. Six artists based in Ecuador were represented. Some of their

Sun. May 1 from 5:45am until about 9am is worth getting up early for. At least, I think so. Morris dancers will be performing

If you missed the Khalsa Parade on University Avenue, there’s another, smaller one in Mississauga on May 1. It starts at 1pm from the

A web-site launched in April this year tells about the lives of Chinese-Canadian women who lived between 1923 and 1967. On the site you can learn