NOW Staff
Tyra Sweet
The best weekend events in Toronto: December 6-8
Including the Montreal Massacre vigil, Laugh Rally for SketchFest, Bend It Like Beckham, Miho Hatori, Nyssa and Human Rights Film Festival Read more
Decade in review: 50 things that defined Toronto in the 2010s
The people, events, movements and stories that left an indelible mark on the city Read more
Alanis Morissette to play Toronto on Jagged Little Pill anniversary tour
The 90s alt-rock hero is coming to Budweiser Stage with Liz Phair and Garbage Read more
The best weekend events in Toronto: November 29-December 1
Including Global Climate Strike, Cavalcade of Lights, Akira at the Royal, skating at Union Station, Brockhampton, Ice Cream and A Christmas Carol Read more
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What to watch on Crave in December 2019
NOW critics pick the best movies and TV shows coming to Crave, including Work In Progress, The L Word: Generation Q and Killing Patient Zero Read more
Samuel Engelking
Long Winter is taking over the Harbourfront Centre for one night
The night-long music and arts event will be part of Harbourfront Centre's Festival Of Cool. Plus: more just announced Toronto concerts Read more
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What to watch on Amazon Prime Video Canada in December 2019
NOW critics pick the best additions to the streaming platform, including The Expanse season 4 and Late Night Read more
Katalin Vermes
What to watch on Netflix Canada in December 2019
NOW critics pick the best TV shows and movies coming to Netflix Canada, including Marriage Story, The Witcher, Tiffany Haddish: Black Mitzvah and You season 2 Read more
Jason Bantle
The best weekend events in Toronto: November 22-24
Including Long Winter, Aurora Winter Festival, Naked Heart, The Sorority & Snotty Nose Rez Kids and Wildlife Photographer Of The Year at the ROM Read more
Tanja-Tiziana
The 50 best things to do in Toronto this winter
It’s going to be a long winter, but that's no reason to stay inside. Here are the best outdoor, arts, music, stage and food events to keep you busy in the months ahead Read more
Richmond Lam
Basia Bulat, Elton John and more just announced Toronto concerts
Plus: Harry Styles, King Krule, the first two shows in Exclaim's Class of 2020 series, the Wainwright and McGarrigle families come together Read more
The best weekend events in Toronto: November 15-17
Including FKA Twigs, an all-Céline Dion dance party, the Santa Claus Parade, the Toronto Christmas Market, Angel Olsen and the Syria Film Festival Read more
Andy Kim announces the lineup for his 15th Toronto Christmas show
The Queen Elizabeth Theatre charity concert features Sloan, Ron Sexsmith, Bif Naked, Tracey Ullman and more. Plus: just announced shows from Wolf Parade, Joel Plaskett and others Read more
Baranduin Briggs
The best weekend events in Toronto: November 8-10
Including Hot Docs Podcast Festival, Stand with Hong Kong Journalists, Robert Fisk, Wavelength, Owen Pallett, Day of the Dead at Harbourfront Centre and more Read more
Bikini Kill are playing Toronto in May 2020
The all-ages Venus Fest concert at Danforth Music Hall will bring the pioneering riot grrrl band to the city for the first time in decades Read more
Logan White
Bat For Lashes to play first headlining show in Toronto in more than a decade
Plus: just announced shows from Poppy and Best Coast, NYE shows from the Sadies and Dwayne Gretzky, and the first Long Winter of the season Read more
Samuel Engelking
NOW Readers' Choice 2019: The results are in
Toronto's best restaurants, art, shopping, services, nightlife and more – as chosen by our readers Read more
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What to watch on Crave in November 2019
NOW critics pick the best movies and TV shows coming to Crave, including Back To Life, His Dark Materials, Us and They Shall Not Grow Old Read more
Gelek Badheytsang
In photos: Trans rights protest at Toronto Library
Hundreds gathered outside the Palmerston branch Tuesday to protest an event featuring anti-trans writer Meghan Murphy Read more
Sam the Record Man sign to rise again
“It will serve as a great reminder of neon glory and the role music, record stores and clubs played in the lives of people in this city,” music journalist Nicholas Jennings says Read more