Two arrested after shots fired from Annex rooftop
A man has been charged with discharging a firearm recklessly after shots rang out on a rooftop near Bloor and Spadina on Saturday.
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Neighbourhood: The Annex
April 6: Darkly comic compositions at Alliance Française
The complexity of comedy is contemplated in compositions at Alliance Française de Toronto Theatre, 24 Spadina Rd., on Apr. 6 at 8 p.m.
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Man shot at midtown gas station dies 13 days later
A man has died in hospital nearly two weeks after having been shot beside his Jeep while pumping gas at a station near Avenue Road and Eglinton Avenue West.
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April 3: Digital archeology in Greece
Cutting-edge archaeology by the Canadian Institute in Greece is featured in a coming ROM Connects lecture at the Royal Ontario Museum.
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March 31: World’s first oratorio in Ojibwe Odawa
Pax Christi Chorale presents the world premiere of the first oratorio in Ojibwe Odawa, “Miziwe…(Everywhere…),” by Odawa composer Barbara Croall.
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How to recognize your child’s eating disorder
Recognizing how symbiotic our child’s relationship to food and their body is will help to reduce the development of eating disorders.
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March 26: Uncovering the history of food in china
Uncovering the History of Food in China: An Archaeological Perspective is presented at the Royal Ontario Museum on March 26 at 7 p.m.
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March 21–22: Parade in Concert at Miles Nadal
A professional staged reading of Jason Robert Brown’s musical, PARADE In Concert, is presented at Al Green Theatre, Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre.
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March 7: ROM exhibit on being Japanese Canadian
You can explore the original exhibition Being Japanese Canadian at the Royal Ontario Museum on March 7 from 11 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
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March 2: Five different flutists ‘encircle the world’
North Wind Concerts brings together five contrasting flutists from different cultures in the opening concert of a series, titled Encircling the World.
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Ready for its close-up: Icefest gone Hollywood
Sculptors worked in the cold at the ice-carving competition at Icefest in Yorkville, pausing now and then to chat with visitors.
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Feb. 18: Girls rock at Hot Docs’ Family Day
On February 18, you can bring the whole family to get engaged and inspired with a day of films and free special events featuring young people doing incredible things.
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Feb. 17–19: Fundays at the ROM
The Royal Ontario Museum offers FunDays of discovery packed with themed experiences and hands-on activities inspired by its exhibitions and collections.
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Feb. 12: Darwin Day lecture on whales at the ROM
The 2019 Darwin Day Lecture at the Royal Ontario Museum looks at “Our Changing Oceans: The Past, Present & Future of Whales” on Feb. 12 at 7 p.m.
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Chic prison-style eatery pops up on Bloor
The U.S.- based Dave’s Killer Bread is opening Club Fed, which recreates a prison, including a replica of the company’s co-founder Dave Dahl’s cell.
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