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Set 500 years in the future, this outdoor performance turns Toronto into an apocalyptic desert
And to put on the show, The Bentway’s built a mountain of sand under the Gardiner Expressway. Sand Flight has its world premiere Thursday before touring to cities in Europe.
Giant inflatable art installation in Toronto home to a 'choose your own adventure' concert
What in the world is a Terceradix Luminarium? It's open to explore at the 2025 Luminato Festival. On select dates, visitors can catch a musical experience called Bach & Beyond.
Luminato Festival brings 8-hour aerial spectacle to Toronto's Sankofa Square
Think fighting climate change is hard? Try dancing on a melting iceberg. The show, Thaw, is a call to action for the planet.
The most exciting performances at the 2025 Luminato Festival
Canadian and world premieres are among the highlights at the 2025 Luminato Festival. Organizers share info on must-see events including Thaw at Sankofa Square and Dawn Chorus at Union Station.
Canada brings living experiment to the Venice Architecture Biennale
These 3D-printed structures, which are capable of capturing greenhouse gas, will grow and change over the course of the exhibition.
Re-introducing Judi Singh. New doc tells the very Canadian story of a Black-Punjabi jazz sensation
In the ‘60s, Canadians watched her on CBC. Today, she’s trending on TikTok, and a new film puts the late singer back in the spotlight. It will have its world premiere at the 2025 Doxa Documentary Film Festival in Vancouver.
Her brother vanished at sea. But there's a bigger mystery at the heart of this doc
In Ghosts of the Sea, filmmaker Virginia Tangvald dives into her legendary family lore, only to discover a dark and complicated reality. It opens Sunday at the 2025 Hot Docs Film Festival.
National Canadian Film Day returns with record-breaking number of free screenings
Boosted by "elbows up" enthusiasm, the annual event returns Wednesday. Nearly 2,000 watch parties are scheduled. Find celebrations in every province and territory.
Home galleries are hiding in plain sight across Canada
She throws art shows in her apartment. He does the same in a chicken coop. Upstart curators are creating ad-hoc exhibition space wherever they can, and as the cost of living climbs, the number of residential galleries may continue to grow.
This play staged inside a Toronto cafe serves up workplace horror stories
Come for the coffee, stay for the drama. Award-winning playwright (and former barista) Rosamund Small plumbs her eclectic work experience in the new immersive show, Performance Review.