The Walking Griot, a collective for Black children and youth, brings its joyous new play, “LULU,” to Toronto audiences as part of the 2025 Toronto Fringe Festival.
Meet the Motivators Inc.(MTM) celebrates its 10th anniversary with a dynamic two-day symposium in Brampton on May 17th and 18th. The symposium will bring together inspirational speakers, industry leaders, and changemakers for a fun weekend to recognize and celebrate women in leadership positions
This May, Blessinglicious Resturant, a Nigerian restaurant based in Scarborough known for its African cuisines, street food, and Jollof rice, marks its 3rd anniversary in a big way, offering free food (Jollof rice and Puff-Puff) to the first 50 walk-in customers on May 17th
The University of Toronto’s Black Medical Students Association will conclude its school year in pizzaz with a talented musical showcase, “MUZIQA,” on May 18th at the William Doo Auditorium.
Taking place at the beautiful and natural Toronto Botanical Gardens on June 21st, Waiting to Exhale is a half-day retreat for Black women ready to reclaim their inner peace, divine feminine energy, and the sacred right to rest.
Dark Nubia Naturals, a Black-owned skincare brand, hosts its community pop-up event, which provides a day of refreshment, entertainment, shopping, and fun.
Ivorian Grammy-winning singer, dancer, and percussionist Dobet Gnahoré, will be on stage in Toronto to provide an epic one-night-only performance on April 24th.
A Toronto Mans Reflection, a wellness organization based in Toronto, hosts its wellness series tailored for men every Friday this April at the Cecil Community Centre.
TimeforUS, an organization that provides supportive spaces for individuals and couples, will host its Singles Games Night this weekend, March 29th, in Toronto.