The Bata Shoe Museum (327 Bloor St W) has amassed more than 10,000 pairs of footwear and related artifacts from 2,500 BC to the present day. Since founder Sonja Bata began collecting shoes in the 1

Every weekend from May to October, there\'s another nationality celebrating a holiday or another major festival kicking off. The hotspot is Harbourfront (235 Queen\'s Quay West), a massive cultural

Culture is a fundamental part of life in Toronto. As our greatest human resource it is directly tied to the high quality of life that Torontonians enjoy. 

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Toronto International Art Fair (TIA Fair) is one of the premier art showcases around the world for up-and-coming artists, priding itself on enabling younger, s

Society for Disability Arts and Culture (S4DAC)
Founded by filmmaker and activist Bonnie Klein together with activist/artists Catherine Frazee and Geoff McMurchy, S4DAC was es

So far, the most audacious structure to be built is Will Alsop\'s new building for the Ontario College of Art & Design (100 McCaul St). Like a tabletop, a

(55 Centre Ave) has a permanent collection of garments, tribal rugs, and textile samples from every culture in the world. It also has changing exhibits by contemporary artists whose works are inspi

(100 Queen\'s Park) is the fifth largest museum in North America with 45 galleries and excellent research departments that have brought it international acclaim. Make sure to visit the Asian galler

After undergoing a 276 million dollar transformation and being closed for just over a year, the Art Gallery of Ontario is opening its doors November 14, 2008 to a spectacular transformed building d