02/10/2015 Once, The Musical Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1yWxEo1 Set in modern day Dublin, ONCE is the story of a Guy who gave up on his music—and his love—and the Girl who inspired him to dream again. This irresistibly breathtaking production is performed by an extraordinary all-Canadian cast of actor-musicians who sing, dance and play their hearts out live on stage. Featuring all of the magical songs from film, including the Oscar-winning "Falling Slowly," this achingly beautiful, joyously uplifting show draws you in from the very first note, and never lets you go. Everyone's falling for ONCE…come and find out why….

02/10/2015 The Toronto Maple Leafs vs. The New York Rangers Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1vnFlZT Toronto's NHL Team, The Maple Leafs, faces off against The New York Rangers.

02/10/2015 Canadian Citizenship Test Preparation Northeast, Northwest Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1yWxE7s A representative from the Toronto District School Board discusses what it means to be a citizen, what to expect from the test, and how to prepare using the "Discover Canada" study guide. You must bring your Permanent Resident card! To register call 416-395-5660.

02/10/2015 Michel Mpambara's One-Man Show Central West $20 - $29

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1vnFoEX Michel Mpambara, an accomplished artist of African origin who, for the last 20 years, has been working hard on the Quebec scene to entertain, make people laugh and represent his two cultures (Rwanda and Canada) will be presenting his one-man show specifically created for the occasion to commemorate Black History Month. Early on, his stand-up routines performed at the The Just for Laughs Festival got him noticed; later he began hosting a TV travel show « Adoptez Mpambara » in which he explored different parts of Quebec. On the big screen, he appeared in Dany Laferrière's « Comment conquérir l'Amérique en une nuit » and in 2001, his one-man show « Y'a trop de blanc au Québec » earned him a Felix Award for Best Stand-Up Comedy.

02/10/2015 Snow Angel Central East $20 - $29

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1vnFlJp Celebrate the magic of winter and the ripple effect of kindness in one little girl's neighbourhood. On Family Day (February 16), your ticket to Snow Angel comes with free activities for a jam-packed day of family fun including: Scavenger hunt - Discover how theatre is created! Win prizes! Backstage tours Family mask workshop *Space is limited for the family mask workshop and backstage tours. Please RSVP indicating the number of people and, for backstage tours, the time you prefer: rsvp@youngpeoplestheatre.ca or 416-862-2222.

02/10/2015 Manos Sucias (Dirty Hands) at Toronto Black Film Festival Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1yWxDAr Manos Sucias (Dirty Hands) opens the 3rd annual Black Film Festival. Executive-produced by Spike Lee, the feature-length film offers a rare glimpse at the drug trade's devastating effects. Manos Sucias (Dirty Hands) follows Jacobo, a desperate fisherman, and Delio, a naïve kid, as they tow a submerged torpedo containing millions of dollars worth of cocaine up the Pacific coast of Columbia.

02/10/2015 Toronto Black Film Festival (TBFF) Downtown $10 - $19

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1vnFooy TBFF is about discovery & diversity! It showcases the most outstanding Black films while creating a space to debate cultural and socio-economic issues. The festival offers screenings, concerts, panel discussions, exhibits, workshops & opportunities to meet creators and speakers from around the world. Founded by the Fabienne Colas Foundation, TBFF is Toronto's biggest celebration of Black History Month through film! Our goal is to fill a void by providing the opportunity for filmmakers from all ethnic groups, to share authentic stories, which reflect the true reality of Black people throughout the world. Black History Month allows us all to reflect on the past in order to better understand the present and prepare for the future.

02/10/2015 00:00:00 The Heart of Robin Hood Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1yWxAEU In this spectacular rendition of the fabled tale, Robin and his very unmerry gang of cutthroats may steal from the rich, but it's never occurred to them to give anything back to anyone! But, as the wicked Prince John threatens all, bold Marion steps up to protect the poor… and convert the thuggish Robin from outlaw to hero. Originally commissioned by Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company, our rollicking production of this 2013 U.K. hit is filled with magic, adventure, romance, laughter and music, performed by the acclaimed group Parsonsfield! Just be aware: Don't blink or you'll miss the shark!

02/10/2015 00:00:00 Waiting Room Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1yWxD3l What are you willing to risk to save a life? A doctor embarks on a ground-breaking medical experiment despite the objections of his colleagues. Meanwhile, a couple are torn about whether the doctor has what it takes to save their baby. This is a play about life in the waiting room of a major children's hospital. This is a play about medical compassion and risk. This is a play about families who find the will to keep going. This is a play about the needs of the heart and the extremes of medicine. This is a play about breaking the rules. This is a play about hope.

02/10/2015 00:00:00 Abyss Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1vnFo7Z MISSING. Karla Richter, 24: a loving and trusting young woman, last seen before she left for the grocery store in blue jeans, a green parka and her red rubber rain boots. The police and papers ignore the disappearance, leaving her three friends – whose roots lie in Serbia and Croatia – to discover the truth. Karla's lover Vlado, born into terror and war, Karla's caring roommate Sophia, and Vlado's roommate who is Sophia's sister, search for their missing friend. As the story slowly unravels, it becomes clear that all three of them have been harbouring secrets as they realize how brittle the life they had built is. A search for Karla becomes a search for the self in this lyrical thriller cloaked in the mystery of Europe's underworld.

02/10/2015 00:00:00 Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign Downtown Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1yWxAoi Drawing on a diverse range of recent acquisitions in the University of Toronto and Hart House Collections, this exhibition considers how signs and symbols have been observed, adopted, and altered in the work of artists from early modernity to today. The exhibition captures the ways in which commercial graphics shape urban landscapes -- whether in the proliferation of billboards and screens, the identity of nations and institutions, or the visual logic of window display. In response, artists have initiated their own symbolic studies and counter campaigns, progressively infiltrating signs and symbols to their own ends. Sign, sign, everywhere a sign encapsulates work of several generations of artists from across Canada and around the world.

02/10/2015 00:00:00 A Story of Canadian Art: As Told by the Hart House Collection Downtown Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1yWxA7S "A Story of Canadian Art" features forty-one works drawn from the celebrated Hart House Collection of Canadian art. The majority of works in the exhibition feature classic images of the Canadian landscape and were acquired between 1921 and 1950 by the Hart House Art Committee, a group comprised of students, artists, faculty, and staff at the University of Toronto. Showcasing paintings by renowned artists such as Emily Carr, Lawren Harris, Prudence Heward, A.Y. Jackson, David Milne, Lilias Torrance Newton, and Tom Thomson, A Story of Canadian Art at UTAC will be the first opportunity since 1987 for the University of Toronto community to view a major selection of the early 20th century collection.

Get in the Game Symposium

Toronto Networking Events http://ift.tt/1yjKXQf Begins: 28 February 2015 at 8:00 AM Ends: 28 February 2015 at 4:00 PM Where: 3 Concorde Gate Organized by: Softball Ontario

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02/09/2015 Hockey Night for Osler 2015 Northwest $20 - $29

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1viI4DK Osler Foundation has once again partnered with the NHL Alumni for a charity hockey game. This year's game will be like no other! Wendel Clark and Gary Roberts will be bringing some of their Alumni friends including Rick Vaive, Bill Derlago, Brad May, Gilbert Dionne and Mike Krushelnyski. The Osler Crusaders, made up of Osler physicians, staff and donors, fill out the rest of the roster. This charity game will benefit the redevelopment projects at Peel Memorial, Etobicoke General and funding the next generation of equipment at Brampton Civic.

02/09/2015 Seeing Through Movement Central West

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1uL4RCn Led by Aharona Israel, this two day workshop uses the body, movement and simple actions to explore perceptions and aims to extend ways of relating to space, object and images. Using visual forms of expression, participants will play with sight and movement and examine visual and spatial memory. This workshop is open to artists from all disciplines: visual artists, dancers, actors, writers and musicians. No movement background needed. Limited to 16 participants Presented in English Featuring seven international shows and six languages, Progress engages conversation about language, accessibility and what progress means to Toronto's performance ecology. Festival runs February 4 to 15. http://ift.tt/1yHZgSp // #ProgressTO

02/09/2015 00:00:00 Tough Love Improv Central East $1 - $9

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1viI4nc Half show, half personal trainer, Tough Love Improv puts performers through their paces to get rid of performance rust, break bad performing habits, and retire stale go-tos. In this behind-the-scenes show format, Dale Wells (The Dandies) has an ensemble of improvisers ready to help you let go of your performance crutches. No Pain. No Game. Your taunting, teasing, and tormenting are music to our ears! Bi-weekly show (the 2nd and 4th Monday, each month)

Ivey Women in Management Panel and Reception - Toronto

Toronto Networking Events http://ift.tt/1yVj4BW Begins: 26 February 2015 at 7:00 PM Ends: 26 February 2015 at 9:00 PM Where: 130 King St W Organized by: Ivey MBA Program, Ivey Business School

Toronto Child and Family Network - Community Symposium: Setting the Roadmap for More Effective Services

Toronto Networking Events http://ift.tt/1yKZjbv Begins: 23 February 2015 at 9:00 AM Ends: 23 February 2015 at 4:00 PM Where: 585 Dundas Street East Organized by: Toronto Child and Family Network

The TTC Transfer System

About.com Toronto: What's Hot Now http://ift.tt/1iPT6oc For the most part, public transit in the City of Toronto uses a trip-based transfer system. Learn how you can use a TTC transfer to get where you're going within the city. Page 4.

The Etobicoke Humane Society

About.com Toronto: What's Hot Now http://ift.tt/1Lqp0Ig At different times the Etobicoke Humane Society may have cats, kittens, dogs, puppies or small animals available for adoption. Page 2.

Best indoor pools in Toronto

About.com Toronto: What's Hot Now http://ift.tt/1JU8UFh FInd out where to go swimming indoors this winter with our guide to some of the best indoor swimming pools in Toronto.

Family Literacy Day in Toronto

About.com Toronto: What's Hot Now http://ift.tt/1LqoYjL January 27 is Family Literacy Day in Canada. Find out what's happening in Toronto, and what you can do to celebrate reading and playing together as a family.

02/08/2015 The Toronto Raptors vs. The San Antonio Spurs Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/15NAjK4 Toronto's NBA Team, The Raptors, play The San Antonio Spurs. http://ift.tt/1sqfx9z

02/08/2015 Mooredale Concerts presents A Classical Canadian Collaboration Downtown $30 - $39

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/15NAm8L Mooredale Concerts welcomes a quartet of accomplished and internationally acclaimed soloists who have enthralled audiences over the years with their individual and ensemble performances. A Classical Canadian Collaboration brings together violinists Erika Raum and Scott St. John, violist Sharon Wei and cellist Thomas Wiebe. Three great classical works for duo and trio comprise their program – Schubert's Trio for Strings in B flat major, D. 471; the Sonata for Two Violins in A minor by Eugène Ysaÿe; and Bach's massive Goldberg Variations for String Trio in G major, BWV 988, arranged by Dmitry Sitkovetsky.

02/08/2015 The Great Black North Launch Downtown Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1A52AZF Kuumba and IFOA are delighted to host the Toronto launch of the anthology of contemporary African Canadian poetry The Great Black North, with readings by Lillian Allen, Kevan Anthony Cameron, George Elliott Clarke, Afua Cooper, Sankofa Juba, Valerie Mason-John and Dwayne Morgan. A lively discussion with the poets will follow, moderated by co-editors Valerie Mason-John and Kevan Anthony Cameron.

02/08/2015 Make. Make Public. Central West Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/15NAlSc Led by Dancemakers curators Emi Forser and Benjamin Kamino, individuals with any level of experience from any artistic background are invited to join in the collaborative, dance-derived workshop. Following, the public is invited to witness what's been created and share their thoughts with the makers. Presented in English Curated by Dancemakers Featuring seven international shows and six languages, Progress engages conversation about language, accessibility and what progress means to Toronto's performance ecology. Festival runs February 4 to 15. http://ift.tt/1yHZgSp // #ProgressTO

02/08/2015 00:00:00 The Heart of Robin Hood Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1A52AJd In this spectacular rendition of the fabled tale, Robin and his very unmerry gang of cutthroats may steal from the rich, but it's never occurred to them to give anything back to anyone! But, as the wicked Prince John threatens all, bold Marion steps up to protect the poor… and convert the thuggish Robin from outlaw to hero. Originally commissioned by Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company, our rollicking production of this 2013 U.K. hit is filled with magic, adventure, romance, laughter and music, performed by the acclaimed group Parsonsfield! Just be aware: Don't blink or you'll miss the shark!

02/08/2015 00:00:00 Waiting Room Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/15NAlBF What are you willing to risk to save a life? A doctor embarks on a ground-breaking medical experiment despite the objections of his colleagues. Meanwhile, a couple are torn about whether the doctor has what it takes to save their baby. This is a play about life in the waiting room of a major children's hospital. This is a play about medical compassion and risk. This is a play about families who find the will to keep going. This is a play about the needs of the heart and the extremes of medicine. This is a play about breaking the rules. This is a play about hope.

02/08/2015 00:00:00 Murder at the ROM - A Murder Mystery Scavenger Hunt for Adults Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1A52xx4 A curator has been murdered and a trail of clues left behind, connected to secrets in the collections. As you solve clues, you'll begin to piece together a tale of greed, lust, pride and revenge. There are multiple suspects, one victim and you, the sleuths, must crack a cryptic code left in the curator's appointment book to solve the mystery. On an Urban Capers Scavenger Hunt, you don't collect items, but rather answers to tricky and humourous questions. Teams of two to six compete over the course of two hours. This hunt is designed for adults, but children as young as 10 have participated. This event is not associated with the ROM. Tickets must be purchased in advance at www.urbancapers.com.

02/08/2015 00:00:00 Research Live! Concussions Happen: "What do we know?" Central East

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/15NAlBz Explore and learn through interactive research. Following a concussion, there is a disruption in overall brain function that may not be identified using a variety of techniques. The Holland Bloorview's Concussion Research Centre is getting visitors involved by testing for changes in attention and balance using novel interactive systems called Neurotracker and Neurobalance. In addition, the group is collecting data from visitors using fun approaches involving art and media clips. The researchers hope to uncover the previously unheard voices of youth to tailor future educational initiatives and health interventions. Ages 5-18

02/08/2015 00:00:00 Sweet Symphony Central West $30 - $39

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1A52xwX Sweet Symphony offers an elegant Sunday afternoon of delectables and music in the one-of-a-kind historic setting of Casa Loma. In addition to a delightful savory dish to start, guests will have their pick from an exquisite selection of Chef's miniature pastries and sweets including chocolate cheesecake lollipops, orange ricotta cannoli, French macaroons, Meyer lemon and raspberry tarts and chocolate hazelnut éclairs, as well as chef attended stations with made to order desserts. A selection of coffee and teas will also be served. Guests will enjoy performances from the Casa Loma Quartet as well as a classical harpist.

02/08/2015 00:00:00 Abyss Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/15NAlBt MISSING. Karla Richter, 24: a loving and trusting young woman, last seen before she left for the grocery store in blue jeans, a green parka and her red rubber rain boots. The police and papers ignore the disappearance, leaving her three friends – whose roots lie in Serbia and Croatia – to discover the truth. Karla's lover Vlado, born into terror and war, Karla's caring roommate Sophia, and Vlado's roommate who is Sophia's sister, search for their missing friend. As the story slowly unravels, it becomes clear that all three of them have been harbouring secrets as they realize how brittle the life they had built is. A search for Karla becomes a search for the self in this lyrical thriller cloaked in the mystery of Europe's underworld.

02/08/2015 00:00:00 Spring Awakening Central West

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1A52xgE The landmark musical Spring Awakening is an electrifying fusion of morality, sexuality and rock & roll! Join this group of late 19th century German students on their passage as they navigate teenage self-discovery and coming of age anxiety in a powerful celebration of youth and rebellion in the daring, remarkable Spring Awakening.

02/07/2015 "Experience Passion" Valentine's 2015 Central West $40 - $49

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1CE7exk Love Inspired is back again with a sizzling and entertaining social networking experience and it's all about Passion! Mingle and network to your heart's desire with the help of our unique facilitated mixers that get you comfortable right away. Pick up some enlightening tidbits from our speaker and inspirational comedian, Susan Stewart and engage in meaningful conversation. Enjoy the appetizers, complimentary drink and wonderful gift giveaways from our sponsors: Remax (Kayan), AstroCoach, Infuse MedSpa & Holland Marsh Wineries. The evening will end with music and an after-party!

RI Drinks

Toronto Networking Events http://ift.tt/1LlfvtZ Begins: 12 February 2015 at 6:00 PM Ends: 12 February 2015 at 8:00 PM Where: 487 Adelaide Street West Organized by: RI Drinks Toronto

02/07/2015 Valentine's Fundraising Dinner and Dance Downtown $30 - $39

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1z5mJgK Featuring a buffet dinner, door prizes, raffles, silent auction, dancing, photo booth, music by the 6 Point jazz band. Tickets are available at New Visions Toronto Head Office (250 The Esplanade, Suite 101 at 416-868-1493 and ask for Rosa) This fundraiser will support the purchase of a new wheelchair-accessible van for New Visions Toronto.

02/07/2015 The Toronto Maple Leafs vs. The Edmonton Oilers Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1JKLVfS Toronto's NHL Team, The Maple Leafs, faces off against The Edmonton Oilers.

02/07/2015 Toronto Marlies vs. Iowa Wild Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1z5mIJW Toronto Marlies vs. Iowa Wild 10th Anniversary Bobblehead Giveaway Tyler Bozak - First 3300 fans

02/07/2015 Max the Mutt College Open House Southeast Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1z5mIJK After 11 years on Queen Street West, Max the Mutt College of Animation, Art and Design makes a move to 2944 Danforth Avenue, west of Victoria Park, and begins a new era in the school's history. The official opening is Saturday, February 7, 2015 with a public open house. Many Max the Mutt graduates have gone on to careers at top companies including Corus Entertainment, Arc Entertainment, NFB, Sony, Nelvana, UbiSoft, Warner Bros Games and Pixar.

02/07/2015 Kensington Krawl Food Tour Central West

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1JKLS3I Taste your way through Toronto's most unique and eclectic neighbourhood on a culinary excursion in Kensington Market. As we stroll, you will learn about the history and heritage of the market, view interesting sights and landmarks, meet local shopkeepers and chefs, and indulge in variety of delicious foods and drinks. * Includes 6 generous tastings + alcoholic beverage. Cheers!

02/07/2015 In Conversation with Roxane Gay Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1z5mItg Kuumba and IFOA Weekly are delighted to present debut novelist and “bad feminist” Roxane Gay, reading from and discussing An Untamed State. Gay will be interviewed by writer Siri Agrell.

02/07/2015 Jean-Michel Basquiat: Now's the Time Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1z5mIta Jean-Michel Basquiat: Now's the Time will feature over 80 artworks – primarily large-scale paintings and drawings – from private collections and public museums across Europe and North America. The exhibition will explore Basquiat's groundbreaking and provocative artistic approach. Famous by the age of 20, Basquiat translated 1980s New York into a radical visual language, one that confronted issues of racism, class struggle, social hypocrisy and black history. Inspired as much by high art – Abstract Expressionism and Conceptualism – as by hip hop, jazz, sports, comics and graffiti, Basquiat used recurring motifs to explore issues that he continuously grappled with in his life and art.

02/07/2015 Young People's Concert Pianorama Downtown $20 - $29

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1JKLRfY It is a Piano Extravaganza! Join the TSO for a special concert featuring superstar pianist Emanuel Ax and young pianists from around Toronto. Listen as 15 different piano players trade off between movements, round robin style, as they perform playful pieces, such as Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy and The Carnival of the Animals. Special appearances will be made, via video, from the Toronto Zoo. There will also be special activities by the Toronto Zoo in the lobby 30 minutes prior to each concert. Young People's Concerts are performances for families with children ages 5-12.

02/07/2015 Dance as Metaphor, Language and Lens Central West Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1JKLOB0 Featuring Progress artists Aharona Israel and Meher Awachri, Dancemakers resident artist Zoja Smutny, and facilitated by Dancemakers curators Benjamin Kamino and Emi Forster, this conversation brings together artists who embrace the use of dance in performance as a means of articulating conditions of togetherness – joyful or traumatic. Presented in English Curated by Dancemakers Featuring seven international shows and six languages, Progress engages conversation about language, accessibility and what progress means to Toronto's performance ecology. Festival runs February 4 to 15. http://ift.tt/1yHZgSp // #ProgressTO

02/07/2015 Silent Dinner (Ireland/Canada) Central West Free

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1z5mHWn In its world premiere, Silent Dinner features an eight-hour performance combining Deaf, CODA (children of Deaf adults) and hearing artists, performers and non-performers as they prepare, cook and eat dinner in complete silence. Post-performance, audience members are invited for dessert and conversation with renowned Irish performance artist Amanda Coogan and Canadian collaborators. Audience members are free to flow in and out of this performance as they wish. Performed in English and ASL Curated by FADO Performance Art Centre Featuring seven international shows and six languages, Progress engages conversation about language, accessibility and what progress means to Toronto's performance ecology. http://ift.tt/1yHZgSp // #ProgressTO

02/07/2015 00:00:00 The Heart of Robin Hood Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1z5mHWe In this spectacular rendition of the fabled tale, Robin and his very unmerry gang of cutthroats may steal from the rich, but it's never occurred to them to give anything back to anyone! But, as the wicked Prince John threatens all, bold Marion steps up to protect the poor… and convert the thuggish Robin from outlaw to hero. Originally commissioned by Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company, our rollicking production of this 2013 U.K. hit is filled with magic, adventure, romance, laughter and music, performed by the acclaimed group Parsonsfield! Just be aware: Don't blink or you'll miss the shark!

02/07/2015 00:00:00 Waiting Room Downtown

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1JKLO3V What are you willing to risk to save a life? A doctor embarks on a ground-breaking medical experiment despite the objections of his colleagues. Meanwhile, a couple are torn about whether the doctor has what it takes to save their baby. This is a play about life in the waiting room of a major children's hospital. This is a play about medical compassion and risk. This is a play about families who find the will to keep going. This is a play about the needs of the heart and the extremes of medicine. This is a play about breaking the rules. This is a play about hope.

02/07/2015 00:00:00 Blood Relations @ Alumnae Theatre Central East

City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/1JKLQc3 The Alumnae Theatre's MainStage brings the past to life with Sharon Pollock's Governor General's award winning psychological murder mystery Blood Relations. The only suspect, the real Lizzie Borden, was acquitted of murdering her father and stepmother, but in Blood Relations, the chilling question still repeats. “Did you Lizzie? Did you?” Rather than centering on the grisly details of the murders, the play focuses on the patriarchal oppressive society Lizzie Borden has endured. Lizzie and her actress friend play a game of memory and imagination, reenacting moments of Lizzie's life leading up to the murders as a play-in-a-play to uncover a motive.