Category: Arts & Culture
D’Angelo’s Genius: Eight Canadian Musicians Reflect on His Influence and Legacy
Toronto After Dark Film Festival Returns from the Grave
Events
What We’re Listening To in September 2025
SoundList is Dead. Long Live Earlobe
Nightlife braces for Bill 10
Toronto’s Pleasure Won’t Go Underground
Billy-Ray Belcourt’s poems insist on Indigenous freedom
Belcourt Revisits Northern Ontario Armed Occupation in ‘Ni-Naadamaadiz’
Palestine Under British Rule Gets the Epic Treatment in Jacir’s ‘Palestine 36’
Last-minute TIFF Tips
Palestinian Desserts in Sauga
Fringe Review: Frat Haus: Evicted
Fringe Review: Edgar in the Red Room
Fringe Review: Ctrl Alt Delete: An Alphabetical Musical
Fringe Review: Confessions of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl
One of Toronto’s Best Musical Festivals Is Happening this Weekend — and it’s Free!
Fringe Review: Stroke of Genius: Pantomime Masturbation Throughout Performing Arts History
Fringe Review: Honey Never Spoils
Fringe Review: The Adding Machine
Fringe Review: David Lynch’s Seinfeld
Fringe Review: Emilio’s A Million Chameleons
Fringe Review: Plan V: The Rise of Reverence
Fringe Review: Whistling Pine (A Dark Comedy)
Fringe Review: Jimmy Hogg: The Potato King
Fringe Review: Quiltro
Fringe Review: Temple of Desire
Fringe Review: Lucian, Plato, and the Secrets of the Pussy
Fringe Review: Thunderor
Fringe Review: Adam Bailey: My Three Deaths
Fringe Review: Screamin’ in the Rain
Fringe Review: A Play We Just Wrote Just Now
24-Hour Spots to Eat in Toronto
Event Listings
Own Your Grocery Store
Food Needs
Mildred’s Saucy Secret
Cookbook Recs
Eat the Plaza
Three New Fictions
A Taste of Home
Kensington’s Latin Taste Stays True to Its Peruvian Roots
Stewed Up: The Pomegranate Restaurant Brings Fresh, Home-style Iranian Flavours
Go-to Happy Hour Spots
Unravelling the ‘Instagram Restaurant’
Brewed Awakening
My Fringe List
Where the Wild Foods Are
