Category: Arts & Culture
Comics
Five Essential Food Stops in Toronto’s Little Manila
Horoscopes for October 2026
What We’re Listening To
Fall 2026 Event Listings
Short Films from the Gut: Toronto Palestine Film Festival Preview
Ending My Summer of Rush with a Wake I Didn’t Know I Needed
‘Spring Awakening’ Shines to Open Soulpepper’s Season
‘All That She Wants’ Is an Anti-feminist Drag
Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s ‘Laughter in Summer’ Is a Work of Aching Beauty
‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney’ Is Like Candy: Fun But Empty
RUTAS Festival to Bring Transformative Theatre from Across the Americas
In ‘Strong Son,’ Bodybuilder Returns to Winnipeg to Confront Intergenerational Grief
‘How We Stand’ Flattens a Painful History into Familiar Lessons
Angine de Poitrine Win Polaris Music Prize
John Turturro Brings World-Weary Brilliance to ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’
Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s ‘All of a Sudden’ Tenderly Explores Friendship and Care During Late-stage Capitalism
Brimming with Wisdom, ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Surfaces Unseen Footage from Giants of the Harlem Renaissance
‘Back In Black’: An Unexpectedly Warm Dark Comedy About Struggling Funeral Home
Polaris Prize Spotlight: Rochelle Jordan Projects Memories Into the Future on ‘Through the Wall’
‘Turtle Island Rap’ Is an Inspiring Portrait of Hip Hop Underdogs
LAL Find Harmony in the Wake of Romantic Dissolution on ‘Practice of Love’
Deraspe’s ‘The Final Act’ Is a Poetic Reflection on MAiD and the Centrality of Death in Our Lives
‘Thirteen in Gaza’ Shows How War Rearranges Ordinary Life
Polaris Prize Spotlight: Charlotte Cornfield Basks in the Ragged Glory of Grown-up Love
‘Sunburn’ Paints a Charming, but Limited Portrait of St. James Town
‘The Stunt Driver’ Is a Rocket-Powered Riot
Polaris Prize Spotlight: Les Louanges’ ‘Alouette!’ Is an Invigorating Love Letter to Quebec
Polaris Prize Spotlight: Peaches Didn’t Start the Fire
Polaris Prize Spotlight: Bibi Club Grapples with Death on the Darkly Poignant ‘Amaro’
Polaris Prize Spotlight: Begonia’s ‘Fantasy Life’ is an Iridescent Pop Album
Polaris Prize Spotlight: Aquakultre’s Ambitious Exploration of the Afro-Nova Scotian History
‘Comics for a Free Palestine’: Toronto Creatives Convene for a Panel on Art and Politics
Your Guide to Toronto’s Hottest Summer Yet
First Exhibit of Gaza Photography Post-Oct. 7 to be Shown in Toronto for One Day Only
Sandy Feet: A Guide to Toronto’s (Less Busy) Beaches
How I Rekindled My Love for Toronto Summers
Behind the Scenes of Toronto’s Palestinian Football Exhibition
Hot York Summer: A Food Tour
Summer 2026 Events Listings
Let Them Play Synths
Fringe Review: Galen’s Grocer: The Musical
Fringe Review: Afeni
Fringe Review: Cult Following
Fringe Review: State of Balance
Fringe Review: Tango After Midnight
Fringe Review: 1 Santosh Santosh 2 GO: Live at Grind-Con!
Evie & Alfie: A Very British Love Story
