Mabelle Movement Ensemble The Mabelle Movement Ensemble is a diverse, all-abilities expressive movement group with over 60 associated members who lead weekly movement pop-ups for hundreds of neighbours in Mabelle Park. MME Park Party Pop-up Performance; August 29; 3-7PM
Mabelle Park Parties Our August Park Parties’ live music, gardening bees, roaming performances, and public art tables host Mabelle Avenue residents and residents from across the city. July 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; 3-7 PM
Nuit Blanche 2025 Translating the City: Signal Signal features interactive artworks by Newcomer Artists that explore stories of relocation and participatory performances that welcome audiences to decipher a shifting urban world.
Twisting, Twining Weaving people and plants together: music, dance & fibre arts. Six magical evenings under the trees in beautiful Raymore Park along the banks of the Humber / Gabekanaang Ziibi / River.Join us in the circle, as Toronto musicians share sounds and songs from South India, Egypt, and Ukraine to Georgia, Lithuania, Ireland, and the places in between. Get to know the plants of the valley through hands-on crafting and unwind as the sun sinks through gentle movement. Follow the signs from the Raymore Park parking lot — bring a blanket and find us under the trees.Tuesday July 15: Vocalist and storyteller Sharada Eswar with dance artist Julia Aplin.Wednesday July 16: Egyptian-Canadian vocalist Maryem Hassan Tollar with singer, poet, dancer and actor Roula Said; and multi-instrumentalist Ernie Tollar.Thursday July 17: Trish O’Callaghan shares soulful songs from the Celtic tradition. Dance artist Julia Aplin invites you to move like the river and rest with the trees.Friday July 18: Andrea Kuzmich and Nadia Dziubaniwska share soaring melodies and earthy harmonies grounded in Ukrainian folk tradition, reconnecting to land and ritual.Saturday July 19: SlowPitchSound brings “sci-fi turntablism” to the valley, braiding live sampling and scratching with deep grooves and field recordings. Hands on: Musical instrument-making using Japanese knotweed with Jurgita Zvinklyte and Matti Palonen.Sunday July 20: Honeypaw‘s music is deeply rooted in the forest, mixing ancient stringed instruments from Finland and Lithuania with tree harps and ritualistic vocal duets. Hands on: Artist and educator Bozena Hrycyna brings her deep knowledge of traditional Ukrainian folk ways to the valley with scything, song and straw crafts.
Twisting, Twining Weaving people and plants together: music, dance & fibre arts. Six magical evenings under the trees in beautiful Raymore Park along the banks of the Humber / Gabekanaang Ziibi / River.Join us in the circle, as Toronto musicians share sounds and songs from South India, Egypt, and Ukraine to Georgia, Lithuania, Ireland, and the places in between. Get to know the plants of the valley through hands-on crafting and unwind as the sun sinks through gentle movement. Follow the signs from the Raymore Park parking lot — bring a blanket and find us under the trees.Tuesday July 15: Vocalist and storyteller Sharada Eswar with dance artist Julia Aplin.Wednesday July 16: Egyptian-Canadian vocalist Maryem Hassan Tollar with singer, poet, dancer and actor Roula Said; and multi-instrumentalist Ernie Tollar.Thursday July 17: Trish O’Callaghan shares soulful songs from the Celtic tradition. Dance artist Julia Aplin invites you to move like the river and rest with the trees.Friday July 18: Andrea Kuzmich and Nadia Dziubaniwska share soaring melodies and earthy harmonies grounded in Ukrainian folk tradition, reconnecting to land and ritual.Saturday July 19: SlowPitchSound brings “sci-fi turntablism” to the valley, braiding live sampling and scratching with deep grooves and field recordings. Hands on: Musical instrument-making using Japanese knotweed with Jurgita Zvinklyte and Matti Palonen.Sunday July 20: Honeypaw‘s music is deeply rooted in the forest, mixing ancient stringed instruments from Finland and Lithuania with tree harps and ritualistic vocal duets. Hands on: Artist and educator Bozena Hrycyna brings her deep knowledge of traditional Ukrainian folk ways to the valley with scything, song and straw crafts.
Process+Practice Dance Series In partnership with Assembly Hall/City of Toronto, Process+Practice includes a series of dance workshops and open rehearsals (free) as well as performances (PWYC) featuring our Artists-in-Residence.
Process+Practice Dance Series In partnership with Assembly Hall/City of Toronto, Process+Practice includes a series of dance workshops and open rehearsals (free) as well as performances (PWYC) featuring our Artists-in-Residence.
Process+Practice Dance Series In partnership with Assembly Hall/City of Toronto, Process+Practice includes a series of dance workshops and open rehearsals (free) as well as performances (PWYC) featuring our Artists-in-Residence.
Process+Practice Dance Series In partnership with Assembly Hall/City of Toronto, Process+Practice includes a series of dance workshops and open rehearsals (free) as well as performances (PWYC) featuring our Artists-in-Residence.
Portfolio Workshop Portfolio Development Workshop Hosted by OCAD University Facilitated by Mary Ann Garcia Build a strong portfolio for opportunities in media arts and arts education. Learn what to include, how to present your work and how to tailor your portfolio for the ArtWorksTO: Newcomer Program.