Leah Collins

From big events and breakout stars to the vibes that’ll define the year: what are we all going to be talking about in 2024? We put that question to some of Canada’s top artists and creatives.

On through Jan. 27 as part of DesignTO, Artifacts is a “love letter to textiles.” Curators Adrienna Matzeg and Betty Wood say their passion for the art form began as an early pandemic hobby.

Go roller skating in a library! Strike a red-carpet pose with an Oscar! On Saturday night, Nuit Blanche will bring Montreal’s “creative fantasies” to life, and according to the festival’s project manager, these seven projects are guaranteed to thrill.

There’s a big difference between Love Is Blind and Blown Away, but no matter the show, these key tips apply. CSA-nominated casting producers reveal what they’re looking for.

The festival returns to Montreal’s underground city this Saturday, and for its 2024 edition, Art Souterrain tackles climate change. These 9 projects are must-sees.

The 2024 Luminato Festival is underway in Toronto. From free concerts to theatre, visual art and dance, here’s our guide to the best shows of the opening weekend and beyond.

Featuring more than 30 local artists, Art on Barton opens to the public Saturday. Organizers have dreamed of doing this project for years. And to make it happen, all they had to do was ask developers for the house keys.

Field trip ideas for your lunch break … or your next big trip to the city. Tour guides and art experts reveal their favourite hidden gems and why they’re worth a closer look.

Talk about a block party! This Sunday, hundreds of volunteers will build a ‘moving sculpture’ unlike anything the city’s ever seen. Here’s how to watch Dominoes tumble all the way to Lake Ontario.

Most of the action is on the waterfront, and here are 10 official projects that organizers say are worth the trip.