Wednesdays–Sundays: Explore timely footwear issues at Bata
“Footwear in the Age of Enlightenment” is the first of three exhibitions in the Bata Shoe Museum’s 25th anniversary lineup,
Read more“Footwear in the Age of Enlightenment” is the first of three exhibitions in the Bata Shoe Museum’s 25th anniversary lineup,
Read moreVisitors are invited to see what life was like on the Nile 3,000 years ago in “Egyptian Mummies: Ancient Lives. New Discoveries” at the ROM.
Read more“Footwear in the Age of Enlightenment” is the first of three exhibitions in the Bata Shoe Museum’s 25th anniversary lineup,
Read moreVisitors are invited to see what life was like on the Nile 3,000 years ago in “Egyptian Mummies: Ancient Lives. New Discoveries” at the ROM.
Read moreVisitors are invited to see history unfold through India’s painted and printed cloth in an original exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum.
Read moreWinnie-the-Pooh makes his return to the Royal Ontario Museum on Sept. 1 inviting visitors to see the world through the fictional bear’s eyes.
Read moreThe Gardiner Museum, specializing in ceramics, has announced it is offering free admission on weekends, as well as fun outdoor activities for families.
Read moreToronto’s end of summer tradition, the CNE, continues in a new way this year — coming to life online from Aug. 21 to Sept. 7.
Read moreToronto’s castle, Casa Loma, has reopened for general admission on every Wednesday through Sunday, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Read moreYou can visit Toronto’s museums providing local history, heritage and land-based learnings with HistoricTO walking tours, launched by the city.
Read moreThe Gardiner Museum, specializing in ceramics, has announced it is offering free admission on weekends, as well as fun outdoor activities for families.
Read moreThe Royal Ontario Museum reopens its doors to the public starting Saturday, July 11 — but to get in you’ll need to book timed-entry tickets.
Read moreExhibit at the Fisher Library explores how CanLit has been shaped by an entire community of writers, editors, illustrators, agents and booksellers.
Read more“The Twenties: Snapshots of Everyday Life,” presented by the City of Toronto Archives, commemorates the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the 1920s.
Read moreA partnership between the Aga Khan Museum and the Luciano Benetton Foundation’s Imago Mundi is jointly creating “Don’t Ask Me Where I’m From.”
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