10 Ways to Snack Like a Canadian
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Snacks are an excellent way to learn about other countries. Especially Canada.
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Jazz and Sleepovers with Sharks at Ripley’s Aquarium
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Lots of things come to mind when I think about sharks, but not jazz—and definitely not slumber parties. Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada wants to change that.
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5 Things WorldPride Toronto Taught Me About Being Heterosexual
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Toronto is a city of sublime acceptance and compassion, and the recent WorldPride Parade was a striking example of that.
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Kid Koala’s Nufonia Must Fall LIVE at Luminato
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A graphic novel. About a robot. Animated in real time with a live soundtrack.
Read MoreJim Gaffigan: Kittens and Poutine
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Laughing again and again with Jim Gaffigan, last night at Sony Centre.
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I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change
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Many of us have deliciously awful dating stories, but they haven’t been on public display. Until now. CATCO’s current production of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change is an Off-Broadway musical comedy delivering a volcano of uproarious vignettes about the perils and jubilation of love.
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Crafternoons at Urban Arts Space
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Free monthly craft classes for adults. Because friends who craft together, stay together.
Read MoreIsabel Allende and Writing from the Gut
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I'll be honest. I thought I was going to cry throughout Isabel Allende's entire lecture in Columbus last night. But I immediately learned that Allende is a "very strong Chilean woman" (as she was introduced) and pulled myself together. Because strong women don't cry at book lectures. That, and I forgot my pack of tissues.
Read MoreMarket Saturdays at 400 West Rich
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On the second and fourth Saturday of each month, a killer coterie of vendors and artists gathers at 400 West Rich in Franklinton to offer an urban shopping (and lounging) experience unlike any other.
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