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Every Friday, Torontoist provides a not-so-scientific roundup of the best people, places and things to check out over the weekend. The result: The Big Five.
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Kelli Korducki
Back for a third year, Grow Op invites urbanites consider the interaction between natural and built environments.
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Jessica Bloom • Photos courtesy of Grow Op.
Every Friday, Torontoist provides a not-so-scientific roundup of the best people, places and things to check out over the weekend. The result: The Big Five.
By
Kelli Korducki
Every Friday, Torontoist provides a not-so-scientific roundup of the best people, places and things to check out over the weekend. The result: The Big Five.
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David Hains
Every Friday, Torontoist provides a not-so-scientific roundup of the best people, places and things to check out over the weekend. The result: The Big Five.
By
Kelli Korducki
Every Friday, Torontoist provides a not-so-scientific roundup of the best people, places and things to check out over the weekend. The result: The Big Five.
By
Kelli Korducki
A rapid roundup of things to occupy your family's time for the rest of the week off.
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Kelli Korducki and David Hains
Every Friday, Torontoist provides a not-so-scientific roundup of the best people, places and things to check out over the weekend. The result: The Big Five.
By
Kelli Korducki
Every Friday, Torontoist provides a not-so-scientific roundup of the best people, places and things to check out over the weekend. The result: The Big Five.
By
Kelli Korducki
Miranda July's talk on Friday was a kind of performance art. Whether that is good or bad depends on how you feel about her.
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Jessica Bloom • Photo by Lodoe-Laura Haines-Wangda
The traveling contemporary art show Villa brings its latest exhibit to Toronto's transit hub.
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Kaitlin Wright
No matter what you're into, we've got you covered with our guide to the best year-end happenings in the city.
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Jessica Buck
Letterforms become visual art at Swash & Serif, on now at the Black Cat Gallery.
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Michael Fraiman
Local listening parties celebrate the diverse and expansive record collection of the late Wayne Sorge.
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Trevor Abes • Photos by Corbin Smith
In today's Urban Planner: Anishinaabe artists of the Great Lakes, dramatizing the aftermath of war, and a crude musical.
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Torontoist
In today's Urban Planner: Anishinaabe art, the paintings of Alex Colville, and singing Mormons.
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Torontoist
In today's Urban Planner: an election viewing party, Canada's tainted blood scandal, and the cream of the city's comedy.
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Torontoist
In this Weekend Planner: strolling around with zombies, a sketchy mayoral concession party, and the El Mocambo's last slam.
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Torontoist
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