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Sometimes the Sex is so Good is a provocative dance-theatre piece (that isn't about the sex at all)
New dance-theatre piece by Tavia Christina looks at how we opt for comfort and complacency when things are clearly falling apart
Arts June 24
This rapper is making 'The Watchmen of rhyming comics'
Wordburglar teamed up with a host of Canadian comic creators — including X-23's Kalman Andrasofszky and Spider-Man's Steve McNiven — to illustrate his songs for his new greatest hits package, Wordburglar Rhymes With Comics
Chris Dart
Arts June 23
In Process
From the comfort of his couch, this designer brings queer-positive art to the world
Tim Singleton has lent his rainbow vision to Pride murals, postage stamps and everything in between. Take a tour of where “the magic happens” — his apartment in Toronto.
Arts June 20
GGPAA
April Hubbard, the heart and soul of Halifax theatre
The artist, activist and administrator known as 'Fringe Momma' receives a Governor General's award for her contributions to the city’s live performance scene.
Morgan Mullin
Arts June 12
Holding Space
From Cole Escola to Tourmaline, there is so much trans and non-binary excellence to celebrate this Pride
Anne T. Donahue
Arts June 12
GGPAA
If you love modern rock, thank Bob Ezrin
Morgan Mullin
Arts June 12

Set 500 years in the future, this outdoor performance turns Toronto into an apocalyptic desert

Exhibit shows how Vietnamese, Cambodian and Lao Montrealers were "more than good refugees"

Giant inflatable art installation in Toronto home to a 'choose your own adventure' concert

Luminato Festival brings 8-hour aerial spectacle to Toronto's Sankofa Square

Dandyism pays tribute to how Congolese sapeurs use fashion as 'a way of resisting'

June's logo is a last 'symbolic' collab with the late artist, Preston Buffalo

Gen Z TikTok star Jack Innanen tackles generational tension head on in Adults

Radheyan Simonpillai

Building a new type of cinema to fight climate collapse in Waiting for the Storms

Comedian Lisa Gilroy is tapping into Canada's 'pure creative energy'

The most exciting performances at the 2025 Luminato Festival

Destination: Art

What can this hidden masterpiece of Canadian land art tell us about place?

Annie Murphy and Murray Bartlett on why we love watching dysfunctional families

Marriska Fernandes

The rural P.E.I. music hall that makes history pop

Hillary LeBlanc

This play is about Christmas Eve at a strip club. It's also about loneliness

Neema Nazeri wants you to know he's 'a real comedian'

Chelsea Muirhead knows how to play an overworked surgical intern, because she was once a struggling actor

Marriska Fernandes

'I wanted to make an October crisis film meets Alice in Wonderland'

Radheyan Simonpillai

Killer filmmaking: Meet the Vancouver-based duo who made the new Final Destination 'a classier affair'

Radheyan Simonpillai

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