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
Bring your love and excitement of dance to DanceWeekend’21 on April 29 to kick-off the International Dance Day celebrations, online this year, followed by three action-packed days that will showcase a uniquely captivating feast of globally inspired dance. DanceWeekend’21 will
In the year since the first lockdown and suspension of performing arts shows, TO Live has remained focused on supporting artists and arts workers. Since last March, TO Live has created hundreds of short-term employment opportunities for writers, actors, directors,
Do you know a woman who has made a strong impact in the community in 2020? Dancing Damsels Inc. invites nominations for the “Toronto International Women’s Day (IWD) Women Achiever Awards 2021” to recognize women who have been able to
The deadline to nominate for Toronto Arts Foundation Awards is approaching fast on February 8. Use this wonderful opportunity to show your love and support for the arts in Toronto. Nominate your favourite artists today and celebrate the arts in
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
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 Toronto Arts Foundation announces the successful conclusion of the. Since its launch on March 26, 2020, the Fund provided $836,347 to assist 982 Toronto artists who had lost income due to COVID-19 cancellations. Hundreds of individual Canadians, foundations and
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
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