Imagine a place where you can discover Hispanic talent, support local businesses, and have an authentic experience.
That place exists and it's coming back stronger than ever: the 3rd edition of Impulsa tu NegocioTO 2025!
The Soul Vocals Concert Series comes to 918 Bathurst this fall, produced and performed by multi-award-winning singer and songwriter Carlos Morgan. Presented by Caliban Arts Theatre, Contxt By Trane, and Solroc Music, the series celebrates the music of legendary soul artists: Donny Hathaway & Roberta Flack (Oct. 3), Luther Vandross (Nov. 7), Sam Cooke & […]
Presented by Caliban Arts Theatre, CONTXT by Trane with Zenerco Inc.: 3 Incredible Dates, 2 Incredible Concerts: Friday October 10, 2025 A Tribute to John Coltrane’s Seminal Album A Love Supreme The 60th Anniversary Concert The Players: Isaiah Collier (Saxophones), Chris Pruden (Piano), George Koller (Bass), Mark Hundevad (Drums) Early Bird $60 — b4 September 15 Advance $70 — after, $80 […]
Presented by Caliban Arts Theatre, CONTXT by Trane with Zenerco Inc.: 3 Incredible Dates, 2 Incredible Concerts: Friday October 10, 2025 A Tribute to John Coltrane’s Seminal Album A Love Supreme The 60th Anniversary Concert The Players: Isaiah Collier (Saxophones), Chris Pruden (Piano), George Koller (Bass), Mark Hundevad (Drums) Early Bird $60 — b4 September 15 Advance $70 — after, $80 […]
Night 1 of X Avant XX, curated by John Gzowski and Jonathan Bunce, pays homage to James Tenney and Ron Gaskin with performances by Critical Band, reviving its microtonal explorations on newly designed instruments, and Eucalyptus, a nine-piece ensemble celebrating their new album with a joyful mix of tropical grooves, cosmic skronk, and Toronto’s signature off-kilter swing.
Night 2 of X Avant XX, curated by Sanjeet Takhar, spotlights the uncompromising DIY spirit with a global edge, featuring Nyege Nyege’s boundary-pushing vision, the breakneck Singeli sounds of Sisso & Maiko, and Violence Gratuite’s pulsing blend of techno, trap, and French pop, alongside opening sets curated by Toronto’s experimental magazine The Vermin.