Culture

It's back, and we're pretty stoked. The Live Green Toronto festival is Saturday, July 16th, and this free event showcases some of Canada's greatest musical talent, round up in one of Toronto's epicentres of entertainment, Yonge and Dundas Square

Every day of the Stampede, (except Parade Day and the two Sundays) Olympic Plaza will be the place to stuff your face with bacon and pancakes.

The newest Mucho Burrito location on Crowfoot to coincide with the Stampede, and on Saturday the 16th they're offering up some free burritos to stampeders between 11am and 2pm

Travel around the world in a weekend...it's totally possible this summer at Parc Jean-Drapeau. A unique crossroads of cultural diversity, the Week-ends du monde festival provides Montrealers of all origins with a veritable showcase to celebrate and share their culture and traditions with the general public

Are you ready for a coastal event that boasts fierce competition, lively music and some of the freshest oysters available on the prairies? The Big Shuck Off at Catch Restaurant is July 16th

Dylan Murray brings his acoustic folk rock to Toronto's Supermarket.

Alright gents, it's time to leave the ladies at home and hit the town for Lifford Wine Agency's fifth annual Boys' Night Out. The annual Toronto event, in support of prostate cancer research, is a celebration of guys' stuff – cleverly disguised as a sophisticated wine tasting.

On July 14th, Open Roof Festival presents National Parks, a documentary that investigates the way in which our cultural imagination interacts with the wilderness of Canada.

Alright gents, it's time to leave the ladies at home and hit the town for Lifford Wine Agency's fifth annual Boys' Night Out. The annual Toronto event, in support of prostate cancer research, is a celebration of guys' stuff – cleverly disguised as a sophisticated wine tasting