There was no hushing of voices at the Bloor/Gladstone Library on Saturday, October 20.
The library filled with young professionals for “Hush Hush: Dewey Decimal to Digital,” an evening fundraiser thrown by the Toronto Public Library Foundation’s young professional group, New Collection.
Halloween is coming, which means fright-filled activities are popping up around the city! From haunted houses, communication with the dead, escape rooms, and many more, we have rounded up top things to do during Halloween. Happy haunting!
Libraries serve as centres of discovery and communication as well as repositories of history, language, and culture. However, for the 10th Book Lovers Ball, the Toronto Public Library Foundation (TPLF) proved that they can be a pretty damn spectacular place to party as well.
Pink lights glowed within the classical architecture of the Bloor Gladstone Library with a sign hung from the entry doors that read…
Here’s our list of this weekend’s best events if you’re looking for something to do in Toronto. Have a great weekend!
With 600 literary enthusiasts in attendance at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel on February 6th, the 9th annual Book Lover’s Ball celebrated 60 Canadian authors including books by politicians Michael Ignatieff and Olivia Chow. Other highlights included L. Marie Adeline (S.E.C.R.E.T. Shared), Steven Galloway (The Cellist of Sarajevo) and Neil Pasricha (The Book of Awesome).