Bonjour! Meet Fancy Nancy: from the top of her tiara down to her sparkly studded shoes, Nancy believes that more is always better when it comes to being fancy! The story centers on Fancy Nancy and her friends Bree, Rhonda, Wanda and Lionel, who are performing in their very first show, Deep Sea Dances. Nancy is positive – that's “fancy” for 100-percent sure – that she and Bree will be picked to be mermaids. When another girl wins the coveted role of the mermaid, however, Nancy is stuck playing a dreary, dull tree. Can Nancy bring fancy flair to her role, even though it isn't the one she wanted?

Have you ever wondered about museum objects that are not on display? Our Spotlight exhibit will showcase interesting and rarely seen objects from the Gibson House collection. Gibson family objects that fall outside of the scope and time period of the historic house will also be featured.

Documenting American life in all its startling complexity and diversity, the photographers and filmmakers featured in the AGO's latest exhibition present compelling images of individuals and communities on the perceived margins of society. Featuring over 200 works, the exhibition includes photographs by Diane Arbus, Garry Winogrand, Danny Lyon, Nan Goldin, the anonymous visitors of Casa Susanna and experimental films by Kenneth Anger, Marie Menken, Shirley Clarke, Robert Frank and Alfred Leslie. These images portray musicians, protesters, cross-dressers, bike gangs, politicians and socialites, individuals both at odds and united, against a backdrop of rapid social change.

Set in Calcutta, Pyaasa (meaning “thirsty” in Hindi) tells the story of Chaya, an eleven-year-old untouchable who dreams of nothing more than learning her times table. When Chaya's mother begs a woman from a higher caste to give Chaya a job at a local tea stall, Chaya's journey from childhood to adulthood begins and ends over ten days. A moving and heartfelt play, Pyaasa illustrates with subtlety and nuanced truth the inequities and injustices that persist through the Indian caste system. But it also speaks to us about the inequities and injustices that are all around us here in our own community.

Ballroom Latin and salsa dance Practice with ballroom dance class included Runs every Sunday Music is salsa, latin and ballroom. Some lines dances are included Free parking

The Toronto Marlies play the St. John's Icecaps in the American Hockey League. The Toronto Marlies is the affiliate of the National Hockey League (NHL) Toronto Maple Leafs.

The Toronto Maple Leafs face the Boston Bruins

Join the original and the best celebration of Motown's Greatest Hits with the spectacular, critically acclaimed Dancing in the Streets. The hit show direct from London's West End is making its North American debut in 2016. Come experience the energy and electricity of the motor city in a stunning production packed with hit after hit, all killer, and no filler, at the Sony Centre for one night only! Expect your favourite songs made famous by The Four Tops, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Lionel Richie, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, and many more.

Taste your way through Toronto's most unique and eclectic neighbourhood on a culinary excursion in Kensington Market. As we stroll, you will learn about the history and heritage of the market, meet local shopkeepers and chefs, and indulge in variety of delicious foods and drinks. What's included? 6 generous food and drink tastings For more info and to get tickets, visit savourtoronto.com

The Toronto Indoor Games is a long-standing tradition in Ontario for pipers, drummers and pipe bands. This year will feature some of the world's top piping and drumming soloists, and top-tier pipe bands (including Toronto Police Pipe Band and Peel Regional Police Pipe Band) will go head-to-head in a contest at the end of the day. Everyone is welcome, admission is $5.

A brand new mystery: Spy School! ( MISSION: RIDICULOUS!) James Bond and the greatest Secret Agents return to Spy School. Enroll Now. Performances are Friday & Saturday Evenings, some Thursday, and select Wednesday matinées. Please visit our website for more information regarding show times.

How will you be remembered? How will you choose to remember those you love? As the aging patriarch of a modern family – a university professor, political and intellectual force, and long-time sovereigntist – suffers from dementia, the people who love him struggle to make room in their lives for his care. A vivid and elegant drama about family and memory from one of Québec's most dynamic voices: Governor General's Award-winning playwright François Archambault. Translated by Bobby Theodore Directed by Joel Greenberg Starring R.H. Thomson, Nancy Palk, Marc McGrinder, Kimwun Perehinec, Alanna Bale

Our youth & teen photography camps teach campers how to get the most from their cameras in a hands-on learning environment. Students are encouraged to explore their creativity with artistic projects and activities that push their imaginations as well as their technical skills. Our camps incorporate a regular field trip component to many of Toronto's great landmarks like The ROM, Nathan Phillips Square and the AGO. Learn a life long skill. Make new friends. Have a blast doing it.

A City Transformed: Images of Istanbul Then and Now gives North American audiences unprecedented access to the private collection of Turkish art philanthropist Ömer M. Koç. Nearly 70 photographs, albums, and panoramas from Koç's collection present the architecture, monuments, and people of this historic city from the 1850s to early 1900s. New photographs and digital animations by acclaimed Turkish artist Murat Germen offer startling contrasts in era, scale, and scope. Germen's dazzling cityscapes convey the heady pace — and price — of urban development in a city long revered for its historic character. A City Transformed will be a Primary Exhibition in this year's Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.

Bonjour! Meet Fancy Nancy: from the top of her tiara down to her sparkly studded shoes, Nancy believes that more is always better when it comes to being fancy! The story centers on Fancy Nancy and her friends Bree, Rhonda, Wanda and Lionel, who are performing in their very first show, Deep Sea Dances. Nancy is positive – that's “fancy” for 100-percent sure – that she and Bree will be picked to be mermaids. When another girl wins the coveted role of the mermaid, however, Nancy is stuck playing a dreary, dull tree. Can Nancy bring fancy flair to her role, even though it isn't the one she wanted?

Have you ever wondered about museum objects that are not on display? Our Spotlight exhibit will showcase interesting and rarely seen objects from the Gibson House collection. Gibson family objects that fall outside of the scope and time period of the historic house will also be featured.

Documenting American life in all its startling complexity and diversity, the photographers and filmmakers featured in the AGO's latest exhibition present compelling images of individuals and communities on the perceived margins of society. Featuring over 200 works, the exhibition includes photographs by Diane Arbus, Garry Winogrand, Danny Lyon, Nan Goldin, the anonymous visitors of Casa Susanna and experimental films by Kenneth Anger, Marie Menken, Shirley Clarke, Robert Frank and Alfred Leslie. These images portray musicians, protesters, cross-dressers, bike gangs, politicians and socialites, individuals both at odds and united, against a backdrop of rapid social change.

Set in Calcutta, Pyaasa (meaning “thirsty” in Hindi) tells the story of Chaya, an eleven-year-old untouchable who dreams of nothing more than learning her times table. When Chaya's mother begs a woman from a higher caste to give Chaya a job at a local tea stall, Chaya's journey from childhood to adulthood begins and ends over ten days. A moving and heartfelt play, Pyaasa illustrates with subtlety and nuanced truth the inequities and injustices that persist through the Indian caste system. But it also speaks to us about the inequities and injustices that are all around us here in our own community.

The Birds by First Nations playwright Yvette Nolan is a powerful adaptation of one of western theatre's earliest comedies: the classical Greek play by Aristophanes. Theatre@York's interdisciplinary production of The Birds features new writing, choreography, music, and interactive digital audio visuals directed by Michael Greyeyes. Nolan re-situates the play to Turtle Island (North America), recasting the two humans who visit the land of the birds as colonizers-come-lately, intent on remaking this Indigenous paradise in their own image. Interweaving the Roman poet Ovid's tale of the abused princess Philomela and her sister Procne as the backstory to the Nightingale in the play, Nolan places a tragic past at the heart of this comic fable. 

The National Lacrosse League is North America's professional indoor lacrosse league, featuring the best lacrosse players in the world. The NLL has nine teams playing in the major markets of the United States and Canada. NLL teams each play a 18-game regular season schedule (nine home & nine away) that begins in December and runs through April, followed by the Champion's Cup Playoffs.