Drop-In Clay Classes at the Gardiner Museum
Saturdays from October 30, 2021 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Our drop-in classes are perfect for potters of all levels. Experiment with various hand building, wheel throwing, and decorating techniques, and
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Royal Conservatory of Music 2021-2022 Season
THE ROYAL CONSERVATORY’S 2021-22 CONCERT SEASON 40 CONCERTS POSTPONED FROM LAST SEASON 50+ NEW CONCERTS FOR A NEW SEASON SEASON GALA: FOLLIES IN CONCERT starting Cynthia Dale,
Constantine Yorkville Run
Join the First Road Race Back in Toronto! In-Person | September 12, 2021 Virtual | September 12 – 26, 2021 Our In-Person run/walk is a
CANFAR: Yorkville Block Party
As an official Community Partner of CANFAR (The Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research), we’re thrilled to invite you to CANFAR’s first ever Yorkville Block Party.
TD Toronto Jazz Festival Summer Concert Series
Bloor-Yorkville is a proud Community Partner of the TD Toronto Jazz Festival! Although the event could not take place in our community this year, we’re
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TORONTO COMMUNITY ARTISTS HOST SUMMER POP-UP GALLERY IN BLOOR-YORKVILLE AT THE COLONNADE Local artists recovering from the pandemic’s impact are leveraging unused retail space June
Free: The Gardiner Goes Outside. All Summer.
Pop-up window exhibitions, public art projects, outdoor dining and more This summer, the Gardiner Museum is breaking down barriers and moving beyond traditional museum
XPOSED Presents a Curated Pop Art Experience in Celebration of Pride 2021
CRUSH reveals how pop art is much more than a move ment inspired by western commercial culture, but also a language of protest and celebration
Lumas Gallery: Yorkville Art Scavenger Hunt
YORKVILLE art scavenger hunt June 17th – 27th In celebration of Yorkville’s reopening, and the launch of over 19 new artists, we have hidden
Transformative Chic – The Everlasting Cheongsam Exhibition
Cheongsam is one of the most fascinating Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) entities found in Hong Kong. Also known as “qipao”, cheongsam is originated from the