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Naughty Live Christmas Theatre

Naughty … but Nice! Vaccin8! Fri., Dec. 3 – Sun., Dec. 19, 8 pm MT; Wed. – [...]

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The Blue Room, 1901, by Pablo Picasso. Oil on canvas, 50.5 X 61.6 cm. The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC. Acquired 1927 © Picasso Estate / SOCAN (2021).
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Kind of Blue at AGO’s New Picasso Show

Toronto's painting the town blue.

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Black and white photos Big Sugar, Neko Case and Placebo (Feist).
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Retro Photo Show Relives ’90s Alt Music in YYC

Celebrate a decade of Zoltan Varadi's greatest work.

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A woman in a green sleeveless dress, with elbow-length gloves and a feathered hair piece, drinking from a coup.
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Fringe Theatre Festival Lights Up Granville

Show indie theatre some love on the west coast.

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Attendees enjoying the immersive Monet exhibit.
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Monet Masterfully Immersive: All New, All-in Exhibit

Immerse yourself in an Impressionist dreamscape.

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Wigwam Chi-Chemung 2021 Makes Waves with Indigenous Art

Myseum of Toronto, a dynamic museum that showcases the city’s diverse [...]

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