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Collage image with text. Issues Magazine Shop presents Collage Night. Hosted by Alanna Chelmick & Bryonie Wise. The edge of what appears to be a blue wooden window frame, with an orange and pink flower beside it, and a dark-skinned hand holding a large ball of dough.
Collage image with text. Issues Magazine Shop presents Collage Night. Hosted by Alanna Chelmick & Bryonie Wise. The edge of what appears to be a blue wooden window frame, with an orange and pink flower beside it, and a dark-skinned hand holding a large ball of dough.

Have you ever Have you ever

cut & pasted your way to creating memory or a vision?

Image for Philosophy Festival Week, with white font on an olive green background. Above the title: November 19-23. Below: Seminars | Workshops | Socials

Being and Becoming’s Philosophy Festival Week

From Tue, Nov. 19 - Sat, Nov. 23, 2024: Being and Becoming, with support from Public Philosophy Network, celebrates World Philosophy Day (November 21) with a week-long philosophy festival at various locations around Toronto, featuring workshops on different methods of inquiry and dialogue. The festival’s closing social event includes interactive programming centred on collaborative exploration and curiosity. All ages.

A distorted image of a woman with long red hair, her face split down the centre into two mismatched halves, mouth open in a scream. In the background, a woman with long red hair tilts her head back, eyes closed in the darkness.

Honey I’m Home

From Thu, Nov. 21 – Sun, Dec. 1, 2024: Factory Theatre presents Lester Trips (Theatre)’s Honey I’m Home. When workaholic Janine uploads her consciousness into her home, a slow Wi-Fi nightmare triggers an unsettling revelation. A darkly comedic & surreal physical theatre body horror mystery, delving into the absurdity of modern life & the impact of technology on human existence. For audiences 14+.

Rectangular detail of a stamp image featuring text and illustration on a red background. 'Tis the season for snail mail! Snowy Pop-up Paper Fair. An image of a winter cottage surrounded by evergreen trees, hung with lights and snow swirling about. Bottom: Fri Nov 29th, Sat Nov 30th & Sun Dec 1st. New vendors @ each show.

Toronto’s First Post Office: Snowy Pop-up Paper Fair

Three days only, from Fri, Nov. 29 – Sun, Dec. 1, 2024: Join Toronto’s First Post Office & The Town of York Historical Society for a holiday pop-up paper fair! New vendors every day, including Young W (Fri., Nov. 29). Browse whimsical greeting cards, notebooks, stickers & more, plus plenty of stocking stuffers. Perfect for your holiday gift list, something cozy to do indoors or just to treat yourself!

Collage featuring text and photographs against a purple background. A drag performer on the right is dressed in black and has long talon-like nails, holding a cigarette holder in her right hand as she reaches out to us with her left. The other, left, is a white, ethereal figure. Text: Oraculum.

Oraculum: a world premiere

From Sun, Dec. 1 – Sat, Dec. 14, 2024: Canadian drag stars Denim and Pythia, together with Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, present the world premiere of Oraculum. Drag and the divine combine, with performance, puppetry and projection creating an otherworldly spectacle, pulling back the velvet curtain on gender and spirituality in an avant-garde freak show setting that will enthral and delight.

Medium close-up of a woman in profile, her long blonde hair tied back with a woven gold headband, her eyes closed and head tilted back slightly as she rests a violin to her left shoulder in playing position.

Soundstreams & Music Toronto present: Invocations

One night only – Thu, Dec. 5, 2024: Soundstreams & Music Toronto present Invocations at the Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts. Violin virtuoso Lara St. John, soulful singer Aviva Chernick & other guests join the celebrated Gryphon Trio in a rich musical offering that will resonate with each of us during those vulnerable moments when we, too, seek to invoke something beyond ourselves.

Poster image featuring illustration and text against a deep blue starry sky background. A swirling circle of animal characters, including a white bird, a pink dragon, two mice, a racoon and a baby bird. In the centre of that circle: Unbelievably Believable.

Twisted Dog Theatre presents: Unbelievably Believable

Limited run, from Thu, Dec. 5 – Sun, Dec. 15, 2024: Twisted Dog Theatre presents the world premiere of Unbelievably Believable, a charming holiday show filled with magic, humour, puppetry and special effects – with unforgettable characters, celebrating dreams, friendship and the spirit of Toronto. Written and directed by Catherine Maleikova. At Red Sandcastle Theatre. For all ages.

A man with a white beard and round wireframe glasses, dressed in a winter overcoat over a suit, raises his left hand to touch the underside of the brim of his fedora in a hat-tipping gesture.

Necessary Angel Theatre Company presents: Winter Solstice

From Tue, Jan. 14 – Sun, Feb. 2, 2025: Extremism doesn’t kick the door down – it waits for an invitation, then makes itself at home. Necessary Angel Theatre Company, in association with Canadian Stage & BirdLand Theatre, presents the English-language Canadian premiere of Roland Schimmelpfennig’s Winter Solstice. Family, betrayal & the inescapable presence of the past reverberate through this dark, razor-sharp satire.

A string ensemble of men and women dressed in black, with eight standing at the back of four who are seated.

Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” at 300

One night only - Sat, Mar 29, 2025: the Royal Conservatory of Music presents Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” at 300 as part of their Chamber Music Concert series, featuring Baroque ensemble Les Arts Florissants. This celebration of music includes a fresh take on the iconic masterpiece, setting the pieces alongside those from the Venice music scene of the period and those that were inspired by Vivaldi’s work.

Recurring event: A retro illustration of a far away planet with a giant sun shining in the background, where a giant bee attacks a woman in a yellow slip dress. Below it, the words: KILLER B CINEMA.

Killer B Cinema Monthly B-Movie Screening

The first Friday of every month, join Killer B Cinema hosts Lizzie Violet & Zoltan Du Lac at See-Scape in the Junction for screenings of B-movies from the 1950s to the 1990s, featuring horror, sci-fi, cult films, foreign language adaptations & more. Plus previews & retro & vintage pre-show cartoons! For adults 19+.

Recurring event: Poster with black font on a blue and orange geometric background. The Assembly Theatre proudly presents Sing For Your Supper. Toronto Actors. Toronto Playwrights. A fun night of new work & new friends. Second Monday of every month(ish). 7:30pm - 10pm. The Assembly logo.

Sing For Your Supper: Toronto Actors & Playwrights

The second Monday of every month(ish): The Assembly Theatre presents Sing For Your Supper, a cold reading series offering a unique opportunity for writers to have their work read in front of an audience, with no pressure or expectations. Actors read a scene aloud for the first time, with little to no rehearsal. The general public is welcome to attend, bearing in mind that these are cold readings & not meant to be polished performances.

Recurring event: Collage image with text. Issues Magazine Shop presents Collage Night. Hosted by Alanna Chelmick & Bryonie Wise. A woman, her head thrown back and arms raised, in front of a background with water at the top and leaves of various shades of green at the bottom.

Issues Magazine Shop: Collage Workshops

Several nights a month: Issues Magazine Shop hosts their collage workshop. Come out to cut & paste and create your own collage to create memory – a reflection, a love note, a vision board or a blessing for the future. No prior experience necessary. All supplies provided. All ages welcome.