Category: Arts & Culture
‘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
Fringe Review: U UP?
Fringe Review: Minimum
Fringe Review: DADS
Fringe Review: Artificially Intelligent 2.0
Fringe Review: You Choose: An Improvised Murder Mystery
Fringe Review: D.E.I. Another Day
My Fringe Festival List
With ‘VIVICA,’ Vivek Shraya Luxuriates in Unabashed Pleasure
Meet the Gen Z Youth Leading Toronto’s Shoegaze Revival
In ‘American Devotion,’ 1950s America Feels Oddly Familiar
New Film ‘Meadowlarks’ Tells Moving Story of Siblings Reuniting After the Sixties Scoop
Random Advice: An A.I. Dilemma
Comics
Pride Picks: Four New Books
Early Summer Theatre Preview
Early Summer 2026 Events Listings
What We’re Listening To
Of Love in the Orbit of Addiction
Cola’s New Album Offers Split Visions of a World Beyond Capitalism
‘Black Zombie’ Is a Masterpiece Digging into the History of Horror’s Favourite Monsters
‘The Tower That Built a City’ Is Empty Propaganda for a Toronto that Doesn’t Exist
West Bank School Struggles Under Tightening Israeli Occupation in ‘House of Hope’
‘American Doctor’ Is a Harrowing, Unflinching Account of Medical Work in Gaza
‘Myspace’ Doc Is A Boring and Cringey Attempt to Capitalize on Millennial Nostalgia
IN PHOTOS: The Grind’s 3-Year Anniversary Party
‘Code of Misconduct’ is a Disturbing Look at the Psychology Behind Hockey’s Toxic Culture
