Arts

Okay, so not everyone wants to dance on tables, pop bottles with sparklers in the buckets, and push through hoards of tourists that will be invading our city in the next few days. Can’t skip town for the weekend or hide out in a cavern? We have a solution for you

It's no trip to the dollar store to splurge on a $165.00 ticket (or $300 for VIP) ticket to next week's Power Ball: Old/New World, the Power Plant's annual fundraiser event. Especially when it's on a Thursday (June 5th) and you have to work the next day. Forget that mindset and buy a ticket; here's why

We had the honour of attending the opening night of Decidedly Jazz Danceworks’ (DJD) production, Dancers in Love, over the weekend at Theatre Junction Grand. Guests were delightfully entertained with some of the famous – and not so famous – pieces performed by the company over the last three decades

Today's Notable Young Entrepreneur is Mark Hopkins, who's active in too many endeavours around Calgary to list in this short description. You might know him as the man behind 'We Should Know Each Other', but you'll have to read on to find out what else he's doing to engage Calgary's cultural community

You probably remember Matt Durant from our coverage of his solo show, Resilience, at Goodfellas Gallery in Toronto earlier this year. When we heard Daniel Thomson made a film focusing on Matt’s work, we definitely had to share with all of you

This was one vernissage not to be missed! Now in its third year and tallying 600 strong in attendance, The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts recently held a discovery evening showcasing many of the businesses located within a stone’s throw of the stately Sherbrooke Street landmark

Just in time for Halloween weekend, Toronto-based artist Tyler Amrstrong will reveal a new body of work that will transform the concept of nostalgia and excite the nerves. Here's why you should check it out

Station 16 Gallery, the Main’s favourite art stop and hub for showcasing the work of local and international graffiti and street artists, is launching its spankin’ new group show, NYC meets MTL, today

Your Saturday morning sure looks a lot different right now than it did in the 1980s, doesn’t it? Now, you can revisit these days as Toronto-based artist Jessica Gorlicky, or Jessgo, as she is better known, offers a relatable blast from the past with a nostalgic collection of 95 new works that celebrate the simple joys of Saturday mornings back in the day