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Sneak out for Nuit Blanch!
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Tagged contemporary art, nuit blanche
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Fall Harvest Festival Barn Dance and Corn Roast
This weekend on the 12th, celebrate the Fall harvest at the Riverdale farm and their Festival Barn Dance and Corn Roast. Seeing as how I live in the city and don’t have any friends out in the country, I don’t … Continue reading
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Tiff has a blog for those who can’t wait!
Are you as excited about the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival as I am? This will be my first year going and I’ve been looking forward to watching what I hope are some provocative films. The stuff you see today … Continue reading
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Tagged movies, TIFF Blog, Toronto International Film Festival
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Distillery tours on Segways!
Remember how cool those Segways were when they just came out years ago? Now that personal transportation devices are becoming more popular and eco-friendly, the Distillery district and Segway of Ontario is taking full advantage with their Segway tours! Complete … Continue reading
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Tagged distillery district, segways, tours
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Going to see Circque Du Soleil – OVO
Even with all the hype, I’ve not yet seen a live Cirque Du Soleil performance. So for my birthday (last month) past, my girlfriend thoughtfully purchased us some tickets for late September performance! I’m excited about check this out as … Continue reading
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The Toronto Bicycling Network
With the last month of summer upon us, why not enjoy this last month with some bicycling with your partner? A great website to check out is the Toronto Bicycling Network, which features Toronto Area Maps, Programs, and social events … Continue reading
You won’t be a zsammgsuffa* with this menu!
Two weeks of beer, mass amounts of heart food, and celebration.
Welcome to Oktoberfest.
This two-week-plus festival is held each year in Germany, with over six million people attending. Similar events happen with Germans celebrating just the same. After living for four years in Kitchener-Waterloo, I definitely got a taste of their traditions! (And beer. And food.)
Tonight, the City doesn’t sleep. Will you?
by Anthony Petur
Have you ever imagined what a night’s possibilities could entail if there was no predetermined close to it? Have you ever wished that just once the city would cease from fading into the shadows after last call and instead open itself up into a city that refused to sleep? If so, then brace yourself because tonight your desires will not only be heard, but unleashed into a cabaret of art, sight, senses and choices, all in which will be stretched way past the city’s usual bedtime. Yes, you are reading correctly. Tonight, the City doesn’t sleep.
Big City, Big TIFF – To Do and Not to Do
It’s officially here. Last week I gave you all the dates to mark on your Fall Calendar and as you now know this weekend in the city marks the start of many Fall Event’s. If like my self you’ve decided to venture into film mania, rookie status and all, then you may want to take note and pay special attention to this week’s column. Collected from some of my closest film festival veteran’s, it’s time to draw the curtain, dim the lights and sit back for this special film festival screening of, ‘Big City, Big TIFF – To Do and Not to Do.’
To Do:
City Events Snapshot-OUT with summer, IN with Toronto’s Fall Power House
I don’t know if you’ve been looking around lately but there is something happening right before our eyes which was confirmed the other day as I glanced down and felt my face winch in horror at the realization of it. Yes my friends, behold, what I saw was…a leaf or rather quite a few leaves just laying there dead on the sidewalk in broad daylight. I mean, have some respect. Is it too much to ask that this reminder that the summer curtain is crashing down happen at night when I’m dreaming of…well, let’s move on. Continue reading
