Jeff Bryant and Zachary Stevenson of the folk-funk band The Human Statues have been “takin’ it to the streets” for several years and they are serious about having a good time. Many recognize them from Toronto’s lively streets where they busk on a regular basis but their gigs are gaining some heavy momentum. Their purpose, [...]
October 15th, 2007
Categories: Entertainment, Magazine, Music . Author: Christina Spencer . Comments: No Comments
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I firmly believe in maximizing patio-time. While the patio is still in season, I urge you to dine at Little Italy’s Café Diplomatico & Restaurant. Located a few blocks west of Bathurst and College St, this restaurant captures the heart of Little Italy by offering traditional meals and a welcoming atmosphere. Considering [...]
September 20th, 2007
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Everyone loves a good pub. However, one that serves ‘better than bar food’ trumps everything. While Toronto’s Bloor-Yorkville grows exponentially in coolness, it maintains quaint venues for those seeking a relaxed atmosphere. The Duke of York, located on Prince-Arthur St. one block west of Avenue, is a prime example.
This pub was voted ‘Best of 2005′ [...]
September 14th, 2007
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This spot is ideal for lounging while also attracting lively nighthawks. The Drake Hotel, located east of Dufferin St. on Queen St. west, is a venue demanding attention with its celebrity atmosphere. Rich colors, wooden accents and clean, classy lines reflect its clientele. Part of its attraction is its multiple, and unique, spaces; depending on [...]
September 10th, 2007
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This weekend is Toronto’s second annual Virgin Festival! For September 8-9th, the Toronto Island Park is turning into a massive stage for music veterans and ‘up and comers’. With acts like The Smashing Pumpkins, Interpol, Bjork, Tokyo Police Club, Metric and The Killers the line for the ferry will be back-logged, so pack a lunch! [...]
September 6th, 2007
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Here is a drive around Toronto.
Enjoy!
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September 5th, 2007
Categories: Architecture, Art, Design, Entertainment, Fashion, Gastronomy, Magazine, Music . Author: Rodolfo Novak . Comments: No Comments
Toronto’s Bloor-Yorkville, located north of Bloor and east of Avenue, hides behind a wall of shops such as Calvin Klein and William Sonoma but it definitely overshadows in style.
Hemingway’s Restaurant is Yorkville’s silent killer… its rooftop patio, excellent appetizers and reasonably priced drinks will deter you from any productivity you had planned. Did I [...]
September 3rd, 2007
Categories: Architecture, Art, Design, Entertainment, Fashion, Gastronomy, Magazine, Music . Author: Christina Spencer . Comments: No Comments
If you’re looking to venture out of the bustling downtown core – look no further! (than a bit west that is).
Toronto’s Bloor West Village houses amazing cafés, attractive boutiques, and delicious restaurants that uphold an urban energy.
It’s easy to plan a full-day excursion in this area including a post-dinner walk; the area is also home [...]
August 24th, 2007
Categories: Entertainment, Gastronomy, Magazine . Author: Christina Spencer . Comments: No Comments