Sam the Record Man traces its roots to 1937, when Sam Sniderman began selling records at his family's College Street radio store. The business grew into Sniderman’s Music Hall, moved to Yonge Street in 19...
Following the release of his debut album I Barely Know Her in August 2025, rising pop star Sombr is bringing his You Are The Reason Tour to Toronto's Scotiabank Arena this November. The show has a 7 p....
The Swedish Christmas Fair returns to George Brown College’s Waterfront Campus at 51 Dockside Drive, running Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Organizers say the waterfr...
The Burlington Festival of Lights kicks off its 31st year with Lights On at Spencer Smith Park on Friday, November 27, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. This year's celebration features a brand-new 35-foot Christmas...
Inside, George Street Diner’s long, narrow layout features red vinyl booths along one wall, with counter stools overlooking the open kitchen on the other. The old-fashioned setup lets guests watch their b...
The story dates back to 1912, when contractor Arthur Weeden built a home on a narrow strip of land intended as a laneway. With the City never having installed a curb cut for vehicle access, Weeden put the...
Simpson’s became famous for its holiday window displays at its Queen Street store, which reopened in 1896. Its festive displays featured animated dolls, toy soldiers, elves, and model trains, drawing crow...
With a returning candlelight parade and festive events planned for December, Main Street Unionville offers plenty of reasons to visit this Christmas. The highlight is the Olde Tyme Christmas Candleligh...
Taking place in the Beaches this Sunday, November 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Craft Fair is a wonderful opportunity to get a head start on holiday shopping. The craft fair takes place at Corpus Chri...
The exhibition uncovers Toronto’s forgotten history, revealing the unusual, surprising, and rebellious stories behind familiar landmarks and neighbourhoods. Highlights include Castle Frank, John Graves...