The Woodlawn Pottery Studio, a 25-year-old non-profit Toronto women’s cooperative, invites you to their annual Show of a unique collection of ceramics. Both functional and decorative clay works featured. Choose pieces for your home, as well as holiday and/or corporate gifts.

The Woodlawn Pottery Studio, a 25-year-old non-profit Toronto women’s cooperative, invites you to their annual Show of a unique collection of ceramics. Both functional and decorative clay works featured. Choose pieces for your home, as well as holiday and/or corporate gifts.

Chestnuts roasting, sleigh bells ringing, and the season starts a-swingin! Join us for holiday cocktails, a few good tunes, and another fantastic show at The Gladstone. Its a chance to shop for hand-crafted holiday gifts. Its an opportunity for the public to see the work of 40 local artists, ranging from quirky one-off ceramics to handmade soap, jewellery and hand painted Christmas cards.

Salon Voltaire combines thought-provoking speakers, delectable food and debates that will surprise and inspire. Following our successful fall 2006 series, we have now moved to The Gladstone Hotel, on Queen Street West, in the heart of Toronto’s vibrant art and design neighbourhood.

This monthly event was launched January 2006 as an educational and interactive community experience. The evening generally consists of a panel of community members who discuss their knowledge and expertise on various chosen topics. A moderated panel discussion is followed by an open format Q&A with the audience.

2009 Topics  Film, Human Rights, Travel, Literature, Theatre, Music, Sports

The genomic revolution is opening the door to personalized medicine  the possibility of using a persons genetic information to identify each individuals risks for disease and then to tailor individualized strategies for prevention or treatment. But is personalized medicine an elusive dream or an imminent reality? What challenges do we face in translating genomic information into clinical practice? Will it really bene
t us as individuals and society as a whole? Do the bene
ts outweigh the costs and the risks? Whats more, who controls access to the information and how is it to be used?

THE BNC Speaker Series is a forum for book industry professional to share their insight on how emerging technologies are impacting the Canadian book industry. Join us to discuss the Free Culture and what impact it will have on publishing.

Eyes on Toronto the live talk show gets up close and personal with some of Toronto’s finest comedians, musicians, artists authors and celebrities.

Showcasing local artisans and entrepreneurs, our fifth event will have the ballroom brimming with local artwork, aromatherapy products, bags, hand made jewellery, art cards, knitted garments, childrens items and homemade edibles. No cover PLUS a free kids craft area from 1:00  3:00.

When last we saw our dames, they had all uh died in Egypt. Of course these tassle twirling teases arent going to let a little thing like that get in the way of their ongoing quest to solve the worlds problems with burlesque!