A day in the Life of a Torontonian

Watched a stellar performance of the musical Forever Plaid at the Calvin Presbyterian Church, presented as a fund raiser for a new roof for ...

This Eiffel tower sculpture made totally out of soup cans and jello boxes was on display in front of the Yonge Eglinton Centre. It was supp...

Nuit Blanche, the all night art exhibition got off to a slow, uninspiring start for us this year. We saw a bunch of exhibits that sounded v...

The Bell Lightbox is a wonderful new addition to Toronto, especially for film buffs like Rich who like the old classics. It has 5 regular ...

Participated in what I thought was the ultimate in this year's Jane's Walk offerings - a tour of the annex where Jane Jacobs lived. ...

Luminato, now in its second year, is Toronto's "Festival of Arts and Creativity" that runs for 10 days in June. The Distiller...

My friends and I decided to take a night-time stroll through the near-by Forest Hill neighbourhood to walk off our dinner and look at the go...

Went to the Burlington Art Centre to see an exhibit and lecture of William McElchern's Businessman sculptures. A delightful selection o...

The late William McElcheran is a reknowned Canadian sculptor, best known for his "Businessman" sculpture series. These bronze sta...

Last weekend, I saw the last showing of Billy Crystal's Tony Award Winning One Man autobiography called 700 Sundays, playing at the Can...

I’ve had a love affair with musicals ever since I was young. When I was ten, my sister took me to see my very first theatre musical.  We t...

Les Miserables, the epic musical based on Victor Hugo’s novel has returned to Toronto after an absence of  15 years.  I love this musical an...

My most interesting star sighting happened on the afternoon Saturday September 10 in Yorkville. I was in the Kinsman Robinson Galleries brow...