Arts & Life

Listen to the whole story here: “It’s kind of a celebration of where we’ve been as a gay community. We’re a very diverse community, but I think our roots came …

Three short films created through Toronto Palestine Film Festival’s 2025 residency program confront systemic discrimination and give voice to Palestinian experiences

The imminent closures of The Phoenix Concert Theatre and The Velvet Underground mean emerging musicians will have fewer chances to get their foot in the door

Amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment, Toronto’s first Thai Festival offers a joyful counterpoint.

Despite barriers in the Canadian film industry, young, racialized filmmakers say opportunities do exist — you just need to know where to look

The Geary Art Crawl is postponing its 4th festival until March 2026 but business owners are throwing a street party in its place

The “Magnum’s First” exhibit honours the roots of The Image Centre, says the curator

A TMU lecturer and Canadian filmmaker describes her award-nominated film

“As a Black woman, to be in spaces where I see so many different niches being carried by different Black people is very important to me.”

The two exhibitsー “Where Are We Headed?” and “Alice is my Wonderland”ー will run until Jan. 31