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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Neighbourhood: Yorkville
Perhaps Toronto’s highest-profile neighbourhood, Yorkville is certainly its most luxurious. Yorkville is centered on Bloor Street between Avenue Road and Yonge Street and is flanked by pretty, narrow lanes reminiscent of a European urban district. The streets here are dotted with retail shops offering major international luxury brands such as Prada, Gucci and Chanel, boutique and luxury hotels as well as some of Toronto’s most famous restaurants, including Sassafrazz. Fortune Magazine named Yorkville the seventh most expensive shopping area in the world.
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 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. 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. 9–10: Icefest at Yorkville Park
The Bloor-Yorkville BIA is back with Icefest 2019, in which the Village of Yorkville Park on Cumberland Street is transformed into a glittering display of sculptures.
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Jan. 23: Get legal advice without breaking the bank
The Toronto Reference Library will give a seminar on how to get legal advice without breaking the bank on Jan. 23 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 789 Yonge St.
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Parked delivery vehicles are helping cause traffic nightmare
The problem is reaching a crescendo of sorts: the number of delivery vehicles parked and double parked on our streets, both residential and commercial.
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Local groups star in Santa Claus parade
It was Toronto’s largest parade. And helping the Santa Claus parade set the record on Nov. 18 were many local participants.
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December: Wildlife photographer of the year exhibit
The world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition returns to the Royal Ontario Museum for its sixth year starting Dec. 1
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Nov. 30: Summerhill Orchestra presents Mendelssohn
The Summerhill Orchestra presents Mendelssohn’s “The Italian Symphony” on Nov. 30 at the Church of the Messiah, 240 Avenue Rd.
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Sharon and Bram launch new song with sing-along at Bay-Bloor
Parents, grandparents and children packed the kids section of the Bay-Bloor Indigo for a chance to hear Sharon and Bram’s new single, “The Colour Song.”
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Nov. 7–11: Collective presents photography exhibit at Dignam
The f8 Photography Collective presents its 19th exhibition, A Sum of Parts, at the Dignam Art Gallery, 23 Prince Arthur Ave., from Nov. 7 to 11.
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