The Ontario government has announced a modified version of Stage 2 beginning October 10, 2020, shutting down gyms, movie theatres, and indoor dining at restaurants in Toronto, Ottawa, and Peel Region for the next 28 days. As dance activities may

The Ontario government has announced a modified version of Stage 2 beginning October 10, 2020, shutting down gyms, movie theatres, and indoor dining at restaurants in Toronto, Ottawa, and Peel Region for the next 28 days.  The official news release

Presented by Toronto Arts Foundation’s Neighbourhood Arts Network, the RBC Newcomer Arts Award is a $2000 award that is intended to support a newcomer artists’ artistic practice in Toronto, Canada. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must be: An artist who has lived

Celebrate the body in motion through film: the 2020 Festival of Recorded Movement is all digital, taking place over seven days from September 12-19. In a time when connecting across borders feels more urgent than ever, this festival chooses bring

Has Covid-19 rendered your life devoid of physical activity? Intimidated by the challenges of starting a fitness routine? Sumera Garcia-Quadr, founder of Fusion Cardio Toronto, knows how you feel.   Due to childhood struggles with conventional exercising as a girl, she

Netflix has recently released a dance comedy named Work It  filmed last summer at several college and university campuses including the University of Toronto,  Humber College and York University. The story follows Quinn Ackerman (Sabrina Carpenter) who starts a dance

Unity Charity’s end of summer online showcase featuring collab performances from Unity youth & artists from across the country! In Your Element is Unity’s end of summer multidisciplinary online showcase! Come check out collaborations by Unity artists and program youth

When TO Live’s performances were suspended in March at the start of the pandemic, the organization immediately focused on finding ways to support local artists and created the digital series called Living Rooms as one way to achieve this goal. Living Rooms is

The City of Toronto has cancelled all in-person Canada Day events as part of the ongoing municipal response to the coronavirus pandemic, including long-standing Canada Day events at Dundas Square, Ashbridge’s Bay, Centennial Park, Milliken Park, Stan Wadlow Park, Weston

Living Rooms, presented by TO Live, features exciting performances by local artists: a digital extension of our dazzling theatre stages. Every day different local artists are featured —and each will bring you an exciting performance from the comfort of their