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Culture, Arts & Entertainment
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Agincourt (2)
Albert Campbell (4)
Albion (7)
Barbara Frum (4)
Beaches (2)
Bloor/Gladstone (4)
Brentwood (6)
Cedarbrae (4)
Cliffcrest (2)
College/Shaw (1)
Danforth/Coxwell (6)
Deer Park (3)
Don Mills (11)
Downsview (7)
Eglinton Square (1)
Evelyn Gregory (1)
Flemingdon Park (4)
Gerrard/Ashdale (1)
Goldhawk Park (1)
Highland Creek (2)
Kennedy/Eglinton (3)
Leaside (4)
Locke (2)
Long Branch (8)
Malvern (2)
Maria A. Shchuka (3)
McGregor Park (1)
Morningside (3)
Mount Dennis (1)
Palmerston (1)
Pape/Danforth (10)
Parkdale (8)
Port Union (2)
Queen/Saulter (4)
Rexdale (1)
Richview (2)
Riverdale (3)
Runnymede (4)
Sanderson (8)
Spadina Road (1)
Steeles (8)
Thorncliffe (2)
Woodside Square (14)
Wychwood (3)
York Woods (5)
Yorkville (3)
Join us to watch a summer movie at Humber Summit.
Traveller Gib Goodfellow presents a travelogue on his trip to Northern British Columbia and Haida Gwaii - literally "Islands of the [Haida] People".
Children of all ages are welcome to join us at Humber Summit to have some fun watching movies.
What is your favourite animal? Do they live in the jungle, forest or swamp? Join a Gardiner Museum professional ceramic artist at Lillian H. Smith Branch, and learn to use different tools to make your very own animal out of c...
Join us for a class of fitness Salsa for Seniors!...
Interested in quilting or learning how to quilt? Join "The Chatelaines Quilt Club" every Tuesday evening to make a Victorian crazy quilt. No experience needed. All Quilts are worked on together and donated to Charitable org...
Annette Street Library presents a NFB film: "We Were Children" - This documentary tells the true story of two children, taken from their homes at ages 4 and 6 to live in residential schools. This film gives voice to two child...
Join us for a presentation of the film "Strangers In Good Company" (1990)....
Annette Street Library presents a NFB film: "We Were Children" - This documentary tells the true story of two children, taken from their homes at ages 4 and 6 to live in residential schools. This film gives voice to two child...
Author Damian Barr shares his latest book, a memoir about growing up in Thatcher's Britain....