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Robert Houle's O-Ween Du Muh Waun (We Were Told) 2017 oil on canvas triptych painting.

Robert Houle Challenges Indigenous Stereotypes

Indigenous peoples are welcome to visit the exhibition for free.

Vivek Shraya headshot, resting head on the back of the hand looking at the camera.

Vivek Shraya Free Livestream

A weeklong virtual symposium meant to elevate queer voices.

Casa Loma turned winter wonderland at night with colourful lights.

Santa Casa is Comin’ To Town

A dazzling winter wonderland right in the city.

Finneas playing a piano and singing on stage at his Toronto show.

Finneas Cements His Superstar Status at Toronto Show

His first-ever headlining tour delivers a climactic finish.

Zorana Sadiq on stage dressed in all black against a black backdrop, her hand holding a silver boombox.
Still from the film Beans of a woman holding the face of a girl as they look at each other

Indigenous Film Festival Online and In Person

A true celebration of Indigenous screen content.

Jeremie Albino standing in a field of yellow flowers looking up.

Union Station ‘After Hours’ Shows Features Top Music Acts Online

Get your dose of Canadian performances streamed straight to your home.

Black and white photo of Feist leaning on a branch, looking into the distance.

Feist Takes Centre Stage Backstage

Backstage shows are the new centre stage.

Cloaked ghoulish figure with glowing orange eyes in the foreground with Casa Loma in the background.

Ghost and Ghouls Invade Casa Loma

Tour the castle this month, if you dare.

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).

Kind of Blue at AGO’s New Picasso Show

Toronto's painting the town blue.

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