Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'newtoronto'
October 20, 2007
So, what’s scarier: a zombie infestation or the melting of the polar ice caps? This is an urgent and legitimate question! And later this week, Toronto cineastes can compare and contrast, for just as the After Dark Festival winds down, the Planet in Focus International Environmental Film & Video Festival springs up. Running from October 24 to 28, Planet in Focus is the most acclaimed film festival of its environmentally-minded ilk. This year, to......
Continue Reading "GreenTOpia Focuses on Important Questions"August 17, 2007
It is forgivable to forget that Toronto is the prevailing backdrop to the stories and poems collected in the anthology TOK: Writing the New Toronto. The anthology itself is not exactly about Toronto—devoid of any superficialities of Toronto pride and a "what Toronto means to me" mentality—choosing instead to showcase a continually shape-shifting Toronto. Edited by Helen Walsh, TOK is the first installment of the series—presented by Diaspora Dialogues and published through the Zephyr......
Continue Reading "TOKing In Toronto"November 24, 2006
When Coach House Books launched uTOpia: Towards a New Toronto last year we were absolutely, positively thrilled. The book brought together a group of people in love with the city and its potential. A year later, we're just days away from the launch of the State of the Arts, the sequel to that fine volume. With many of the same contributors as the first volume, we know that Coach House will pull off a fine......
Continue Reading "The State of the Arts Launch This Sunday"September 7, 2006
We bet few of you have been to the Toronto Archives. We didn’t even know where it was until last night, when we attended theToronto Book Awards. But stepping into the foyer to be greeted by a room covered in photos and maps of our city’s history, it struck us at just how fitting it is to hold the ceremony here -- books honoured for their fluent portraits of Toronto stories in a building that......
Continue Reading "Our Book City"September 30, 2005
There's a breeze in the air, and a million things to do before winter wraps its claws around you. Get out there! - Shock and awk at the El Mo tonight, as unfunnyfunnyman Neil Hamburger takes the stage. 9pm and ten bucks. - South African hip hop phenom Tumi and the Volume make a double stop in Toronto. They poetry slam tonight, and play Harbourfront's Culture Shock fest for free on the morrow. They say:......
Continue Reading "Friday Go To It"March 18, 2005
- Toronto Blogger is the New Toronto Blogger. - Cybill Shepherd may be the New Martha Stewart (for the second time), when shooting begins next week for the Martha MOW here in TO. - LOTR megamusical is the New Mamma Mia. - 'A Channel' is the New CHUM, because brand indentity is important. - New Toronto Life redesign is the old, pre-redesigned New York, with a dash of 1994 Sun Sentinel.......
Continue Reading "Friday is the New Links Day"