An event at The Toronto Reference Library called New Music 101 brought together two groups that are finding ways to bridge the gap between classical and experimental music and modern audiences.
North America’s largest car event was back this year bringing in the latest and greatest in the business. Toronto Observer reporter Sana Fatani reports on the top three exotic cars that will leave you dazed for days.
While the recent snowstorm Wednesday Feb. 5 may have pushed back the official grand opening of Bite Bar’s second location, it hasn’t prevented the owners from opening their doors to the public. The gourmet Elm…
Toronto Observer reporter Doua Hreiche caught the dragons as they whirled and leaped around the Chinatown Business Improvement Area to bring good luck to merchants for the Year of the Horse.
At the Toronto Auto Show there were approximately 1,000 new vehicles and 40 concept cars.
Although the Lunar New Year is nearing its end, the Scarborough YMCA wanted to prolong the festivities with its first large celebration of Lunar New Year.
Weather conditions kept people off the street in Toronto, but inside the city centre in Chinatown hundreds gathered to celebrate Chinese New Year, the year of the horse. Toronto Observer’s Evan Pang reports.
Dozens of music loving teens, alongside some local bands, raised the volume, and put heir hands in the air, on Jan. 31. The event raised $600 towards international development.
The Toronto Chinatown Business Improvement Area held an event to celebrate the Chinese New Year at Dragon City Mall at 280 Spadina Ave.
Cat adoption facts TCR facts and numbers to consider before adopting a feline this winter: There are an estimated 1/2 million feral and homeless cats in the GTA. Cats and kittens called “ferral” can be those…