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This unusual event takes place on September 29th from 7:30pm to sunrise. Toronto will be transformed by it's artists for one incredible adventure. There will be three different zones that you can walk around and experience the unexpected. Those of you who are up for something out of the ordinary won't want to miss this.  Over 195 different locations, from Art Galleries, museums and unusual locations, will surprise you with a ...

Toronto's Canada's Wonderland has been a cornerstone for young and old alike since the gates opened on May 23rd 1981. Now 26 years later Wonderland has become a 330 acre playground consisting of more than 220 attractions for kids of all ages to take in from May to October of every year. Within the 330 acres of various activities, ...

Though not as famous or flashy as the TIFF, Hot Docs nonetheless draws a huge audience to its presentations of more than 100 cutting-edge documentaries from around the world. In its 14th year, Hot Docs is the largest documentary festival in North America, and also offers professional development, networking and market opportunities for documentary pros.  Documentaries are shown in a variety of small to medium-sized ...

Film students put in tons of time and commitment to their projects, and now is the time for the community to come out and appreciate all their hard work. This is an inexpensive way to enjoy an evening. It's only $6 for one night or $10 for a pass to the entire festival. This is a fun event for high school students to go to with a bunch of friends, ...

C’est What? can be found in the basement of a historic building located on Front St. E. in the St. Lawrence Market district, and has been providing a warm, relaxed atmosphere to unwind in after work since 1988. A diverse range of beers and wines, especially generous in selection from local vineyards and micro breweries, accompanies a well-rounded ‘ethno-eclectic’ menu, putting a delicious spin on standard pub fare. ...

I've been to Cuba a couple of times (and off to Varadero in 3 weeks!) and I've always said to myself after coming back that I would love Toronto to have a lounge that played Cuban music. Well, I didn't have to look too far. On the corner of Dufferin and Dundas is Lula Lounge.

Last night, Lula held a ...

Sonic Boom can be found in the Annex, close to the Bloor Street Cinema, and just east of Honest Ed’s and Bathurst street. This store prides itself on the brisk business of buying and selling used CD’s, DVD’s, vinyl and even audio cassettes and VHS tapes, but the quality, diversity and volume (particularly of the music) that comes through their doors beats most of its competitors hands-down. The ...

Now that the spotlight has been taken off Britney Spears, her drug use, breakdown and bald head, Hollywood has returned it's focus to the Oscars. As the entertainment industry contemplates the evenings winners, losers and disappointments and fashionistas eagerly anticipate the red carpet's best and worst dressed, there's plenty to do here in Hollywood North.

Stop by the Drake Hotel anytime this weekend for a series of Oscar inspired celebration. ...

This movie-lovers Mecca is tucked away behind a glasses store and a Tim Horton's near the corner of Bay and Bloor streets. Well-known to the many students and locals who live in the area, it's not typically a place on the Toronto tourists got-to-go list, but should be there if you're on the lookout for any movie that is foreign, rare, or difficult to find. The rental collection ...

55 mill Street is my favorite part of Toronto. It has been restored in the past 5 years to resemble what it may have been 100 years ago. No cars and lots of nice little bars. Art galleries and the Younge Center for the arts. A perfect place to spend the afternoon with the family. Walk the streets and look at the architecture. Dip ...