Culture

No. 6: Because breathtaking, feel-good art is everywhere

Plastering everything from 20-storey buildings to small traffic signal controller cabinets

No. 9: Because our bookstores do more than sell books

Their success is one of the few happy small-business stories of Covid

Discover inspiring art and express your creative side at the Gardiner Museum this Fall

No. 17: Because our musicians are topping the charts—and local landmarks

Here’s just a sampling of the heavy dose of CanCon on the Billboard charts

Every Toronto location that shows up in the second season of Amazon’s The Boys

Spoiler alert

What notable Torontonians are watching, reading and listening to this October

Pop culture recommendations from Tyrone Edwards, Bojana Sentaler, Souvankham Thammavongsa, Geddy Lee and more

“People have been in tears at our shows because they miss live music”: How the Royal Conservatory is forging ahead with in-person concerts this fall

Even the world-famous pianist Angela Hewitt is flying in to play a show—and quarantining for two weeks first

What to stream on Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Crave and more in October

Including Sofia Coppola’s latest, a Nicole Kidman-led mystery series and the American remake of Force Majeure

Every new title coming to Netflix Canada in October

Including an Armie Hammer-led romance thriller, Adam Sandler’s latest comedy and the follow-up to The Haunting of Hill House

“I got a FedEx delivery of all the awards to my house”: This Toronto event producer presented Emmys to the Schitt’s Creek cast in a hazmat tuxedo

She now has the world’s safest Halloween costume

The Visa Skyline Drive-In at CityView is a thrilling TIFF experience that showcases local small businesses

What notable Torontonians are watching, reading and listening to this fall

Pop culture recommendations from Aurora James, Cheryl Hickey, Afrim Pristine, Dani Reiss, Richard Florida and more

Jagdeep Raina on the influence and role of textile art in today’s world

“It has always been important for me to think about deconstructing the myth of something that might seem pure or homogenous, and look closer at the dirt behind the shine.”