Reminisce about old school Canadian kids television and take a trip down memory lane at Myseum of Toronto’s new exhibit “Mr. Dressup to Degrassi: 42 Years of Legendary Toronto Kids
He’s a legendary poet whose messages and writings have travelled through time, holding intricate meanings to members of society and culture today. Rumi is a 13th century Sufi poet whose
Toronto creators and companies have jumped on a new cinematic TikTok trend based on the work of award-winning American filmmaker Wes Anderson. Symmetric framing, vivid pastel colours and a splash
The ever famous and colourful Umbrella Sky Project is in Toronto and visitors can experience it now. The global movement is aimed at promoting the importance of sun safety and
There’s nothing quite like the sound of classical music being played by an orchestra and anyone who has ever had front row seats to a live show can attest to
Toronto’s highly anticipated Comicon convention came and went in a blink of an eye but not without serving some unforgettable looks. The three-day event from March 17-19, at the Metro
If you are looking to start your weekend off right in the city, and enjoy art and community, consider visiting the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto (MOCA) for free on
In a new initiative to protect “intellectual freedom,” the Toronto Public Library (TPL) has created a Book Sancturary Collection comprised of 50 books that have been challenged, censored or removed
In honour of Black History Month, here’s a list of eight books by Black authors from the Greater Toronto Area to read. All books were published by Harper Collins Canada
From thought-provoking and self-reflection pieces to thrillers and mysteries, Indigo’s book report for February is here, highlighting the most anticipated releases of the month. 8 RULES OF LOVE: HOW TO
