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1 week ago |
shedoesthecity.com | Annemarie Cutruzzola
With a long weekend right around the corner, there is plenty to look forward to this week in the city. Celebrate Earth Month with hands-on events and workshops, watch films from an iconic Canadian director, or check out the new exhibits at MOCA Toronto. Earth Month EventsWith Earth Month in full swing, there are sustainability-themed events and workshops underway all around the city this month.
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1 week ago |
shedoesthecity.com | Annemarie Cutruzzola
The Shrouds may be David Cronenberg’s most personal film yet. The legendary Canadian filmmaker wrote his latest project while grieving the loss of his wife Carolyn, who passed away in 2017. While the body horror has all the hallmarks of a Cronenberg classic, a profound grief underlies the story, driving all the chaos and paranoia that ensues.
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2 weeks ago |
shedoesthecity.com | Annemarie Cutruzzola
Watch a Canadian film (or two, or three!) for free next week! With 1,700+ screenings planned nationwide, celebrate National Canadian Film Day on April 16 by supporting a film made close to home. There is a Canadian film for everyone in this cross-country lineup of screenings—including recent releases and festival favourites spanning every genre. Not sure where to start?
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2 weeks ago |
shedoesthecity.com | Annemarie Cutruzzola
A new exhibit will bring to life the stories of 52 extraordinary women who made Toronto what it is today. The 52: Stories of Women Who Transformed Toronto opens on April 9 at the Museum of Toronto, and admission is free. Spanning from the 1800s to today, this exhibit shares the stories of women who have made groundbreaking contributions to our city in the fields of science, arts and culture, politics, sports, and civic life. These women are changemakers, rebels, and innovators.
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2 weeks ago |
shedoesthecity.com | Annemarie Cutruzzola
Immerse yourself in something new in Toronto this week! Learn about the women who shaped our city at a new museum exhibit, celebrate Thai New Year at Tha Phae Tavern, or take in an experimental work of art at Images Festival. Masque of Red DeathBlending burlesque, drag, song and immersive theatre, a group of queer cabaret artists plot a revolution in this immersive retelling of Edgar Allan Poe’s classic tale.
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