These cultural events, including an outdoor gallery of breathtaking ice sculptures, will help you beat the winter blues this February
Every year, the organizers of the Bloor-Yorkville Icefest seem to think that February has the perfect weather for an outdoor event. The theme for 2023 has yet to be revealed, but the thousands of pounds of glistening sculpted ice are always a joy to behold. Put on a warm winter coat and explore the different artistic creations through a self-guided tour. Bonus: the show is guaranteed to beat Icefest’s 2022 record of zero ice.
The two composers getting the CSO’s attention are Beethoven and Prokofiev. It’s a perfect send-off for conductor Riccardo Muti, the CSO’s long-time music director. Cue the mournful oboe.Writing partners Amy Lee Lavoie and Omari Newton dive headlong into issues of race, gender, power and privilege in their provocative new satire,. The play’s title refers to a breed of hunting dog whose controversial name triggers a heated debate between a young interracial couple and their friends.
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