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The Toronto Traveler

January 17th, 2008

Mozart Festival Kicks Off!

Mozart is an 18th century composer that was responsible for the creation of many well known and easily recognizable pieces, although of course some of them have been parodied to the extent that you might not initially realize that they were composed by him.  He’s also probably one of my favourite composers, which is quite […]

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January 8th, 2008

Blues to Soothe the Soul at the Textile Museum of Canada

Aaron Davis is a composer and a keyboardist that has lots of years of experience in both of those fields as they relate to jazz blues and a person that can currently be seen regularly playing and arranging music for the singer Holly Cole.  Suzie Vinnick is a blues singer that has won a number […]

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December 31st, 2007

The Toronto Traveler 2007 Posting Highlights

 
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Even though The Toronto Traveler has only been around for about two and a half months or so, there are still highlights to talk about!  Here are some of the more memorable posts that have come up in the short time that The Toronto Traveler has been online:
- The Welcome Post, on […]

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December 29th, 2007

The National Ballet’s Nutcracker

The first time that The Nutcracker was presented was in the city of St. Petersburg in Russia in 1892.  It is a tale of the wonderment of a child’s mind and over time it also grown to become synonymous with the celebration of Christmas.  To that end, The National Ballet of Canada started performing their […]

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December 29th, 2007

The Toronto Song!

I just happened to stumble across this the other day on YouTube. Comments, anyone?

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December 28th, 2007

New Years Eve Family Countdown

If you are really into the New Years spirit and have kids, then one of the great ways for you to ring in the New Year would be at the Metro Toronto Zoo.  There’s going to be fun and fanfare in the guise of great music and entertainment as well as special visitors that will […]

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December 24th, 2007

Metropolitan Community Church to have Christmas Eve Service

Christmas is a very fun time, regardless of whether you celebrate it or not.  You get the chance to be with your family, many of whom you may only see at that time.  You get the chance to watch television and eat chocolate as much as your heart desires.  And of course people that do […]

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December 24th, 2007

Omarion to Perform at Winter Fest on Thursday

Winter Fest this year is going to be very interesting, with the highlight performance being sung by Omarion.  This is a man that is absolutely multi-talented, with the ability to produce, act and sing.  He is a performing arts genius and he will be joined at the Winter Fest concert celebration by young and upcoming […]

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December 16th, 2007

Kensington Market’s Festival of Lights

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By day, it is one of the more bustling shopping areas within the City of Toronto.  People go there in order to get great deals on a number of different things, while local residents and students from the nearby University of Toronto tend to go there during their off hours in order […]

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December 15th, 2007

The Crime Writers of Canada Roll Into the Austin Terrace

 
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The Crime Writers of Canada is an organization that represents the best and the brightest of Canada when it comes to talent in writing crime stories.  Whether you are looking for a serious murder mystery with a brilliant detective, a hilarious comedy of errors resulting in a happy ending or else something […]

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