Shari Kasman

Sending typed letters, postcards, or small packages of treats via snail mail is sadly going the way of the dinosaur. It’s a rare surprise to find a handwritten letter in the mailbox among the pizza menus and flyers for the local gym. When it comes to mail art, the extra... continue reading on Torontoist

Yarrrrrrrrr! Strap on that eye patch, plop a parrot on your shoulder, and get set for some swashbuckling! Follow the dilapidated, yellowed map and sail on over to The Pirate Festival at the X-marks-the-spot location of Fort York. This historic site will be transformed into the uncharted Caribbean island of... continue reading on Torontoist

A whole slew of 12” by 12” works by local and international artists will be exhibited in AWOL Gallery’s Square Foot Show. In its fifth year, the show has grown to such a scale that the works will be displayed in a 2,500 square foot room on the second floor... continue reading on Torontoist

Neighbourhood festivals are a great way to either explore unfamiliar pockets of the city or actually meet the people who cross your path on a daily basis. Signage for this neighbourhood street festival at the corner of Wyndham Street and Brock brought our attention to tomorrow’s day of events... continue reading on Torontoist

The West End has its share of arts events in the upcoming months but what’s happening in the East? The Riverdale Art Walk will feature art from over 100 artists on June 2 and 3 in galleries, shops and parks of the Riverdale and Leslieville areas. This juried arts exhibition... continue reading on Torontoist