Indian classical singer and composer Ramneek Singh welcomes colours of spring
Charlie Smith
March 21, 2026
Singh will be accompanied by Mohan Bhide on harmonium and Sunny Matharu on tabla at Basant Ke Rang.
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Vancouver International Music Competition adds woodwinds on top of existing piano, strings, and voice categories
Charlie Smith
March 19, 2026
Royal Conservatory of Music president Alexander Brose will be one of the judges at the Vancouver festival.
Robert Lepage and Guillaume Côté re-imagine a masterpiece in The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark
Charlie Smith
March 17, 2026
In this Hamlet, the cast expresses characters through movement, drawing upon classical, contemporary, and street-dance influences.
The Best Poems of the Year by Chinese Poets & Writers of the World 2025 rises to top of Amazon’s new Asian poetry releases
Charlie Smith
March 15, 2026
According to Canadian editor-in-chief Cathy Xinman, poetry offers a quiet form of cultural exchange in difficult times.
Omorose Osagie combines live action with animation as she explores grief felt for strangers in “Lost Wax”
Charlie Smith
March 4, 2026
In her poetic short film, Osagie applies her cinematic talents to two Edo tragedies—lost girls and lost artwork.
Kristin Fung jazzes up Lunar New Year with multilingual Cantofunk
Charlie Smith
February 28, 2026
Fung and her band ripped through five spirited numbers, all either written or co-written by the star keyboardist.
A Storm Unleashed author Carol Matas takes readers inside a Jewish girl’s head as she responds to the Nazi threat
Charlie Smith
February 25, 2026
Matas has received more than 100 awards and honours, and her works have been translated into more than a dozen languages.
Lion Dance marks starting point for LunarFest GTA discussion on representation, cultural stereotypes, and evolving traditions
Charlie Smith
February 19, 2026
Lion Dances at annual Chinatown parades don’t represent the breadth of the East Asian and Southeast Asian diaspora with Chinese ancestry.
Multilingual Canadian Lunar New Year song declares that family means more than money
Charlie Smith
February 16, 2026
The video for More than Money is full of emotion as Toronto and Vancouver musicians groove to the music and lyrics.
Taiwan-based Fooderlon Theater offers free workshops for kids at LunarFest GTA
Charlie Smith
February 9, 2026
Fooderlon Theater’s Shan-Ting Hsu says that his company’s LunarFest workshops help children discover innate abilities.
/ Panel / Symbolism or Tokenism
Staff
August 16, 2026
/ Panel /Confronting Inward and Reverse Racism
Staff
August 16, 2026
Celebrity chef Ted Liao will share secrets of making sustainable Hakka colas at Toronto TAIWANfest
Charlie Smith
August 16, 2026
Toronto International Tap Dance Festival will pay tribute to legendary tapper Joey Hollingsworth
Charlie Smith
August 14, 2026
The Island’s Gaze: How Mata reframes a 19th-century encounter between a Siraya boy and a Scottish photographer
Charlie Smith
August 13, 2026
Islands in the Wind concert brings the sounds of Scotland to Toronto TAIWANfest
Charlie Smith
August 12, 2026
From rainbow flags to indie rock, P!SCO brings a joyful LGBTQ story to Toronto TAIWANfest
Charlie Smith
August 10, 2026
David Suzuki: Cognitive dissonance underlies oil and gas push
David Suzuki
August 8, 2026
Chinese poetry anthology editor invites submissions in Chinese and English from around the world
Charlie Smith
August 4, 2026
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