We recently had an anniversary party for our parents, and we were put in touch with Kate Kunkel…read more(The Harp Lady) through a friend. I hadn't heard of her before, but trusted them because they had seen her at a wedding. We're so glad we trusted their recommendation! What a treat! Kate was so helpful and went out of her way to find the music we asked for. She was early, chatted with our parents and made them laugh as she even improvised on music they asked for but she didn't know by heart. It was a treat to watch. Our guests just loved her as well. Highly recommended!

This year I decided to go back to tango again and I heard from a friend that Bulent and Lina are…read morenumber one in Canada, so I decided to give it a try. It was a such a great experience. The classroom space is huge. We feel comfortable since every couple have their own dance space. The crowd is very young, very friendly people with very good energy. The teachers are just amazing, classes are a good balance of fun and challenges, also very structured and informative. We've got so much attention, even after class, they give a space for everyone to practice and kept teaching and make sure you do it correct.

Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts is a cozy and well-run venue that's perfect for live…read moreshows and community events. The space is intimate, with great sightlines and acoustics, making every seat feel close to the action. The staff are friendly and the building is clean and easy to navigate. It's a great spot for a night out without the downtown crowds, and they host a wide range of events throughout the year. There are parking spots available in the back of the building with 2-hour parking limit.

The Centre is a little north of Yonge and Major Mackenzie and there is a parking lot on the west…read moreside of the building with 250 spots. The box office is on the left upon entering the building. There's also coat check and a small concession stand on the opposite side. The lobby is a spacious couple of stories with art hung on the wall. Each piece of art has a tag associated with it that informs you of the artist, title of artwork, medium, price and size. There were ushers ready to answer any questions and direct audience members scattered throughout the lobby. I saw second row from the stage on the left. It's nice to be close but you have to look up since the stage is higher. Also, the speakers are right in front of you so protect your eardrums with earplugs or sound isolating earphones. There is a gradient to the seating so that should help with everyone being able to see the stage. There is balcony seating with seats extending all the way to the front along both sides.

People of all ages need to check out this energetic, upbeat and fun event!…read more In a nutshell, this interactive show is a fun music lesson. You learn about music theory, instruments, rhythm and dance! My 5 year old goddaughter and my 15 year old son, both had a great time! Each person is provided with a bag of noise makers/instruments, and is led through some really fun exercises by Sam and Ajam. You learn about music notes, timing and take an adventure around the world to learn different rhythms. It's a great opportunity for people to just make noise, let loose, and be creative! Amazing time!

Great community theatre, great productions, awesome volunteers, get a subscription and save money.read more

High quality local theatre. They put on 5 plays a season. Excellent productions for a great price…read more Check them out at www.thecurtainclub.org

What a pleasure it was to see the traveling show that this company is doing (The Adventures if…read moreHuckleberry Finn) the cast was fantastic and the audiences loved them! If they come to a town near you- go see the show.

Saw the "Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)" and had a blast! The cast of 3 men went…read morethrough all 37 of Shakespeare's plays, in under 90 minutes. It's as amazing as you would imagine it to be, and hillarious too! Entertaining, somewhat interactive, tidbits of modern events strewn in, very talented actors... highly recommended!

When you work nights as a customer service agents getting yelled at by people all day there are few…read morethings that can truly make you smile... Until now! It started one Saturday morning a few years ago: an average girl dressed in black walks to the Parkette at Dufferin with two hula hoops in hand. If you are not familiar with the area let me just say that random doesn't begin to describe Parkdale's unique flavor! We have a man with a lead foot, an old lady who picks up (and smokes) old cigarette butts, an angry black transvestite who is often found yelling at the McDonald's staff, etc... With all this, hula girl is different. She walk to the park and immediately begins dancing with the hula hoops. She is not just swinging her hips she is also using her neck, legs and arms... And she does this in silence for hours! Once and a while people will stop as the walk by and watch her other times she Is totally alone and dancing majestically with her props. It looks like a floor gymnastics routine and I've never once seen her drop her hula hoop or get distracted by her surroundings. Every time I see her I am forced to smile extra wide because while some kids dream of running away to the circus... I am reminded that I basically work near one!

Don't go by what their website says; they have discounts on way more performances than it looks…read morelike just based on the site. There's a service charge on tickets you buy through them, but that money goes right back to TAPA (Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts), a non-profit that promotes theatre in the city. It's weird that there's never a lineup here-it's a pretty sweet deal for day-of tickets.

great location great service…read morethey just need better hours... defiantly not open long enough...ever