The Toronto Bellydancer Gabriela Carnovale has raised funding to install a large billboard on a Toronto street reminding us all about and important attitude: LOVE. You can visit it anytime until January 17th on the southeast corner of Dufferin and

Harbourfront Centre is thrilled to unveil its electrifying 2022 winter season, bringing live performance and in-person arts and culture programming back to Toronto’s downtown waterfront beginning in January 2022. Season highlights include the launch of CoMotion, an international Deaf and

You can enjoy  IMPULSE 2021, an energetic showcase of dancers from all three years of the Professional Training Program of The School of Toronto Dance Theatre in three ways:  in-theater, online, and online with dinner! Works by Kate Alton, Michael

Dancing Damsels Inc. is set for its annual Toronto International Dance Festival (TIDF-2021) which will be held virtually ONLINE LIVE on various social media platforms from September through December this year. Festival Dates: September 12, October 17, November 14, and

Discover the remarkable history and legacy of one of the most important works of art to come out of the AIDS crisis: choreographer Bill T. Jones’s tour de force ballet “D-Man in the Waters.”  Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones

A documentary about the building that nurtured dance for so many people in the city will be available to watch starting June 10, 2021.  This film tells the story of this unique building in Toronto and the professional and social

Dovercourt House, a dedicated dance hub for over twenty years, is Toronto’s latest Covid-19 cultural casualty.  With the revenue stability provided from several resident dance companies and the hard work of the property manager Andy Haslett, the three story high

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

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

We are living in unprecedented times where virtual learning is the new norm! The most common tool teachers are using for teaching their students at home is Zoom, a free video and audio conferencing application anyone can download to their