As we walked down Parliament Street to Airship37 last Thursday night, we could only imagine what awaited us down that entrance lane-way. From the moment we stepped onto the plush turf and headed through the garage doors to the lounge…
The grey Sunday of April 10 was not enough to keep Torontonians from whetting their curious inner or outer foodies and adventurers at TEAlightful. Down at Propeller Coffee Co off Landsdowne, TEAlightful delivered an event that made you forget about…
One dark, rainy Saturday night, a young man and woman wandered down a dimly lit path… Haunted house scenes are always characterised with a rumble of thunder and a zap of lightning so it seemed highly fitting that the Plus…
We’re coming to the halfway mark of our summer days but that’s no indication of things coming to a head. In fact, events all over the city are still ramping up so there’s no reason for anyone to be hiding…
There was no denying that a good cluster of Torontonians – yes, I’m talking about peeps of the neighbourhood, their mini-me’s and their fellow furry friends – made it down to 99 Sudbury to check out the beautifully made goods…
JULY (noun); the month to bask in the full glory of long summer days on patios dotted all over the grid, sunbathing on the greenery and getting into some water sports. July is also the month where some key summer…
Toronto was blessed on the second night of the Open Roof Festival, with top notch weather, a full house and a superb comedy, The Overnight. The film itself was particularly enjoyable, perhaps because it wasn’t so outrageously implausible, but could…
On the fifth night of the Luminato Festival I went down to see Jason Collett’s Basement Revue with my Plus One, completely unsure of what to expect. They delivered what was promised, and kept it a mystery to the last…
Open Roof Festival kicks off tonight, returning for its sixth summer in Toronto and ready to delight audiences with some al fresco entertainment. Be prepared for a suite of flicks of a wide range of genres including documentary, sci fi and…
Would you spend a Monday evening queuing up outside one of Toronto’s most beloved cinemas for a free advanced screening of a Sundance winner? I did, with absolutely no regrets. The second instalment of NOW’s Free Flick Mondays happened last night at…