Culture, Arts & Entertainment
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Library Branch
A celebration of Art Building Community at various venues along Oakwood Avenue. Events at the library are as follows:...
Every Friday enjoy a wide variety of films followed by refreshments in the auditorium. For more information, call the Language, Literature and Fine Arts Department 416-395-5639....
Fri May 31
Fri Jun 07
Fri Jun 14
Fri Jun 21
Fri Jun 28
Open to storytellers of all levels including those just learning to share and tell stories. Story-listeners are also welcome. Share your love of stories and storytelling with others in a supportive environment. All are welcom...
Wed Jun 19
Wed Jul 17
(Ages 13 -19)...
Join us for films and discussion once a month on Monday evenings 6 - 8:30 p.m. To register and for information call the Browsery Desk 416-395-5672....
Mon Jun 10
Meredith Inksetter, University of Toronto, Art History discusses 19th and early 20th century notions of mysterious appearances in photography. Don?t miss this fascinating presentation! Please register for this free program...
(ages 9-12) Working with professional dancers, musicians and authors, participants will be guided through an inspiring creative journey leading up to an exciting performance on Saturday June 8. Register at the library.
Wed May 29
Thu May 30
Wed Jun 05
Thu Jun 06
Yi Gu, art historian, University of Toronto, discusses one of Asia?s most prolific, provocative and significant artists today. Register at (416) 395-5639.
Watch Sheesham and Lotus, historians of "old time" Appalachian Mountain music, play on the fiddle, banjo and all sorts of found objects. They pass on methods for music making when instruments were scarce, and families entert...
Don't miss this award winning blues duo Diana Braithwaite and Chris Whiteley. "It's a rare and good thing when two talented performers join forces," DownBeat Magazine. Auditorium.

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