Toronto’s (In) Bloom Gala Returns With The OBGMs and Zoon on November 25
The (In) Bloom Gala returns to The Carlu with The OBGMs, Zoon, installations and hands-on art. The public fundraiser takes place November 25.
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The (In) Bloom Gala returns to The Carlu with The OBGMs, Zoon, installations and hands-on art. The public fundraiser takes place November 25.
CBC’s award-winning interview series The Assembly returns for its second season on November 1, 2026, featuring Hudson Williams, Marie-Philip Poulin,…
Akira Ishida, GABEZ and other performers closed Osaka Comedy Festival 2026 with crowd-led comedy, pantomime and stage acts across Namba and Shinsaibashi.
Barenaked Ladies co-founder Steven Page releases Steven’s Greetings on November 13 and returns to Toronto for a holiday concert on November 27.
A Disney World theft documentary that screened in Toronto is heading to the international sales market. Here is what the film covers and how to check viewing options.
Cirque du Soleil’s ’Twas the Night Before… returns to Meridian Hall from December 10 to January 2. Here are the dates, tickets and what to expect.
Dancing with the Stars: Live! hits Scotiabank Arena on January 24, 2027, its first Toronto show since 2009. Tickets go on sale October 13.
The third week of October 2026 brings an action-packed schedule of major league sports, world-class comedy specials, indie and folk…
Filipino artists ena mori and SHNTI have landed nominations at Taiwan’s 17th Golden Indie Music Awards, making a five-work shortlist from a record 105 entries. Here’s what to listen to before the October 31 ceremony—and how fans outside Taiwan can follow the celebration.
Lindsay Lohan is filming Netflix’s Return to You in Toronto with Henry Golding, reuniting with Mean Girls director Mark Waters. Here’s what we know.
UNCIVILIZED at Theatre Passe Muraille puts citizenship, assimilation and belonging under examination in Ahmad Meree’s new one-person play.
The Bot Love documentary explores AI companionship, intimacy and loneliness through people experiencing this technology firsthand.
Vancouver Horror Show 2026 expands with YAGA, new Canadian premieres, horror stars and special events this October.
The Chilliwack Independent Film Festival returns October 21-25 with 110 films, 30 world and Canadian premieres, filmmaker Q&As, grants and pitch sessions.
Plan your November 2026 concert calendar with confirmed Toronto shows, dates, venues, ticket links and practical travel information.
Toronto hip hop icon Kardinal Offishall has released his sixth solo studio album, Firestarter Vol. 2: Everyday, Sometimes, featuring T Pain, Buju Banton, Idris Elba, Melanie Fiona and more.
Mia Lailani SUBSTANCE explores confidence, self-worth and modern dating as the rising artist shares her new single and accompanying music video.
or ACE Canada’s fifth animation cohort.
Excerpt: Toronto writer Goun Lee and composer Chihiro Nagamatsu have joined ACE Canada’s fifth cohort, a nine-person team that will create a new animated short with mentorship and leadership training.
Rinko Kikuchi joined the cast of Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! for a TIFF 2026 post-premiere celebration at Campari Cinema Center.
CineDine continued its TIFF 2026 program with a Hombre al Agua celebration and The Creative Coalition Spotlight Awards Dinner at PUNCH.
RUSSELL! and producer Nari created “On the Rocks” in 48 hours inside a transparent Toronto studio for PATRÓN Crafted Live.
Campari Cinema Center marked TIFF 2026 with the RE/PAIR world premiere celebration and a Cayman Islands Film Commission panel.
The veteran right-hander worked 2 2/3 innings behind opener Braydon Fisher on September 9 as Toronto manages injuries to Shane…
Old Enough! Season 3 premieres September 27 on TVO, taking young adventurers beyond Toronto and into more Ontario communities while Colin Mochrie returns as narrator.