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Events - 31 Jul 11

  • 14 Jul 2011 - 00:00
    Carnival Art
    Royal Ontario Museum 100 Queen's Park Toronto

    The Royal Ontario Museum presents a unique display of Carnival costumes and photography capturing Carnival around the city.

  • 29 Jul 2011 - 00:00
    UforChange presents Vivacity

    UforChange, a  St. James Town youth organization, presents Vivacity.  This FREE 3-day event that runs from July 29th – July 31st will showcase to the public all the work created by youth in the 16-month arts program. www.uforchange.org

    Friday July 29th
    5:00pm – 8:00 pm
    Location in St James Town ( Ontario St & James Ave)
    Arts: Graffiti Mural , Short Film Festival
    Saturday July 30th
    7:00pm – 9:00pm
    Location: 250 Front st. W (CBC Glenn Gould Studio)
    Arts: Play, Fashion Show, Musical Performances, Dance
    Special Appearance Rich Kidd
    Sunday July 31st
    2:00- 5:00pm
    Location : 517 Parliament st. (UforChange 2nd level)
    Multimedia Galley
  • 29 Jul 2011 - 12:00
    TD Irie Music Festival
    Yonge-Dundas Square 10 Dundas Street East Toronto

    The TD IRIE Music Festival is a multi-day, family-friendly festival taking place Friday, July 29th to Monday, August 1st, 2011.

    Join the celebration of music — from Reggae to Salsa, Soul to African; dance from the African Diaspora presented in association with dance Immersion, spoken word/literature, visual arts exhibition, movies, delicious tropical food & drinks and more.

    The TD IRIE Music Festival is free at two main stages with exciting live performances at Queen’s Park and Yonge-Dundas Square.

    The Festival kicks off on Friday July 29th with the inauguration of the IRIE Music Awards, celebrating some of Canada’s best reggae and world music artists. The IRIE Awards ceremony and concert take place at the Phoenix Concert Theatre and is a ticketed event.

    The festival continues at Queen’s Park North with three days of world class programming from Saturday July 30th to Monday, August 1st.

    You can also catch some of Canada’s most exciting, emerging soul/R&B, artists at IRIE Soul, presented in association with Urban Music Week at Yonge Dundas Square for one day only on Saturday, July 30th

    See some classic music films, free, under the stars at Nathan Phillips Square July 30th and 31st and experience the creativity of IRIE Green Art inside the Rotunda at Toronto City Hall from Friday, July 29th to August 1st.

  • 31 Jul 2011 - 00:00
    Canada Rugby League International Test Match - Team Canada Wolverines versus Jamaican National Team
    Fletcher’s Field 2743 19th Ave Markham, ON

    Team Canada Wolverines versus Jamaican National Team

    This new event adds the sporting dimension to the festival. Growing in popularity in Canada, it is the most high speed, high impact field sport in the world. Most popular in England, Australia, New Zealand and across the Pacific, the largest professional associations are the National Rugby League and the European Super League, with a combined fan base of over 100 million”. Canada Rugby League will be developing the sport in the Caribbean and will expand the tournament to more islands each year.

    Cost: $25 (Parade and Match); Match $15

  • 31 Jul 2011 - 00:00
    The Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival Lime
    Ontario Place 995 Lakeshore Boulevard West, Toronto ON

    Caribbean Carnival Lime

    Sunday, July 31 to Monday, August 1

    Continuing the tropical Caribbean ambience of the festival, cool down on the south beach. Join us for the Grace Tropical Rhythm Food Festival – Island come to the Islands at Ontario Place.

  • 31 Jul 2011 - 15:00
    Island Soul presents RITMO: Cuban Clavé and Drum Rhythms Family Event
    Harbourfront Centre Queens Quay West Toronto

    RITMO: Cuban Clavé and Drum Rhythms Family Event
    (Redpath Stage)
    Spectators old and young are invited to explore the Cuban Clavé as a percussion instrument creating the base rhythms for an hour-long, interactive drumming, dance and song workshop. With Sara Leyva and Yordanis O’Reilly of Iré Omó and Iyá Iré Afro Cuban Drum & Dance Ensembles. 3pm

    Island Soul 2011 celebrates Riddim & Resistance with the historical self-transformation of the Caribbean islands from a colonial Hot Spot of cultural conflict into a creative hot spot of carnival culture! The Caribbean is celebrated through music, dance, storytelling and carnival characters at this year’s Island Soul festival! July 29-Aug. 1

    www.harbourfrontcentre.com

  • 31 Jul 2011 - 15:00
    The Brush is Mightier than the Sword
    Trane Studio 964 Bathurst Street Toronto

    The Brush is Mightier than the Sword – Art Show featuring Andre Andrews

    Trane Studio | 964 Bathurst St.
    (North of Bloor St) | Time =  3:00 pm – 7:00 pm

  • 31 Jul 2011 - 20:30
    A Night of Reggae Vibrations with EVER-G
    Lula Lounge 1585 Dundas Street West Toronto

    Virginia Reggae Icon: EVER-G, winner of three (3) 2011 Virginia Reggae Music Awards (Favourite Artist, Favourite Album: JAH LOVE and Favourite Single: OUR SPECIAL PLACE) returns to Toronto on Sunday, July 31, 2011 to perform at the Lula Lounge.

    EVER-G will thrill and electrify his audience with original songs from his vast music collection (5 albums) and musical tributes to the great Reggae Artists we all know and love!

    Joining EVER-G on stage will be the Mountain Edge Band (Toronto’s BEST and hardest working reggae band).

    Don’t miss out on a GREAT musical night!! Get your tickets NOW!!

    For more information on EVER-G & a taste of his sound, visit his official website @ www.evergmuzik.com. Price $15 – $20

     

    Purchase online


    http://www.lula.ca/Events/2011/july/EverG.html

     

  • 31 Jul 2011 - 21:30
    Island Soul: MUTABARUKA
    Harbourfront Centre 235 Queens Quay W Toronto

    Mutabaruka has established himself as both a literary and musical giant, both in Jamaica and abroad, and is arguably one of Jamaica’s most respected wordsmiths, dub poets and broadcasters.

    His poems have given voice to a nation and helped forge an entirely new genre of music, dub/rhythm poetry. Revolutionary, fiery, scathing, and stinging, Mutabaruka’s words are as potent on paper as they are on CD and live on stage.

    Sunday July 31, 9:30 p.m. (WestJet Stage)


  • 12 Comments »

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    • Melanie said:

      Tickets are $20 (advance) & $25 (door).

      They can be purchased online at http://www.triple7movement.com/I-dentity.html or at http://www.harbourfrontcentre.com and also through the Harbourfront Centre Box Office (235 Queen’s Quay West) or by calling 416-973-4000.

      Visit http://www.triple7movement.com for more info!

      It’s going to be a great event!

    • reallybigparty said:

      According to Share Newspaper, Toronto can’t seem to get enough of Devon Haughton’s MI GET MI LANDED.

      Which is why Lolita Entertainment is bringing this hilarious and thought-provoking Jamaican comedy back to the Rozz Entertainment Complex October 16, 2010 and to Sir John A MacDonald Secondary School October 17,2010.

      With a stellar class that includes Terri Salmon, Oraldeen Brown, David Smith, John Phillips, Sharon Campbell and Damian Brown, Mi Get Mi Landed has received tremendous praise and respect from patrons, journalists, investors and movie makers alike. Visit http://www.lolitaevents.com to get advance tickets.

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    • Ryan said:

      This Show has been off the Chains. If you haven’t seen it yet then check it out. And the dinner menu of scrumptious too…so come fill you souls and your tummies too..

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    • johnny smash said:

      Love it , Love it ! Wish I could say more but the food too good to talk. They seeing is believing come see for yourself.

    • Asania said:

      The-First-Annual-ADF-No-Black-Tie-Or-Any-Tie-Fund-raising-Gala

      FUNCTION:
      (this is an upscale affair / 25 and older event)
      Purpose:
      To launch African-descendant history month (Feb.), to introduce our organization to the community, to raise funds
      LOCATION:
      JCA (Jamaican Canadian Association) 995 Arrow Rd. (Arrow Rd. and the 400) / Event will be held in the Member Lounge (room at back of the building)

      Date:
      Saturday, January, 29th, 2011 / Time: 8pm (SHARP) to 1am
      While there:
      Enjoy; Live musical performance by “the fabulous and talented” MelRose (http://www.myspace.com/melroseonline / http://www.facebook.com/#!/melroseonline?v=info)

      a Jamaican play (skit)

      …..great Caribbean food, and ole school “conscious” reggae, R&B, slow jams, and a few African songs to finish off the night (so lots of fun and dancing involved!)
      Tickets:
      *meals, additional beverages and alcoholic beverages not included in ticket price (may be purchased at event)
      Regular ticket price is: $20 in advance /$25 at the door….VIP tickets: (includes: line-bypass/sit at VIP reserved table/champagne service/limited number of VIP tickets) VIP ticket price is: $40 in advanced / $45 at the door
      TICKET PICK-UP:
      Tekno Printing, 2622 Eglinton Ave. W.
      (416) 658 – 1833
      -OR-
      JCA (Jamaican Canadian Association) 995 Arrow Rd.
      (416) 746 – 5772
      -OR-
      Call: 416.781.8301

      FOR MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS/PEOPLE OF ANY CULTURE, OVER THE LEGAL DRINKING AGE, WELCOMED

      Semi-formal attire only (men must wear a suite or African Garb, but no tie or bow tie please/Ladies may wear African Garb as well)
      SEE YOU THERE!

    • Junior said:

      TODAY ONLY (SUNDAY, JANUARY 30th, 2011, 6PM to 1AM)

      …delicious Caribbean food only $7.00…..

      WHERE: TROPICAL GROOVE RESTAURANT / 5780 Sheppard Ave East, (one light east of Markham Rd.)

      PHONE: 289.200.6559 / 289.892.2651

    • Royal Fam said:

      WINE ROSES & LAUGHTER”

      FEATURING:

      BRAIN MCKNIGHT ”(ON THE PIANO)

      KIM DAVIS — (TORONTO’S OWN)

      THE FUNNIEST MAN IN TORONTO : JAY MARTIN

      PLUS SPECIAL GUEST ?????

      Doors:9:30PM
      Show Time: 11:00 Sharp
      After Party: 1PM

      DJ’s: Ryder & DJ Quincy

    • Barrie Caribfest said:

      Barrie Caribfest

      Annual Caribbean CRUISE

      Featuring Curtis B

      Caribbean Snack Served

      Aboard the Serendipity Princess
      Kempenfelt Bay, Barrie

      Sat. July 9, 2011

      Boarding at 8:30 PM Sailing at 9:00 PM

      Non Stop Dancing to the Hottest Zouk, Salsa, Kompa, Reggae, Soca, and Dance Hall

      Music by Fresh Cut De Mayor

      Featuring Curtis B

      First thirty tickets $20 Each (Online at http://www.caribfest.ca)
      Advance Groups of six $20 each
      Advance Single Tickets $25
      Door $30

      For Info: Tel: 705-790-4878
      Email: [email protected]
      http://www.caribfest.ca

    • Arlice Clarke said:

      Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto is an exciting three-week cultural explosion of Caribbean music, cuisine, revelry as well as visual and performing arts.

      Learn more about the carnival at http://www.torontocaribbeancarnival.com. Join the Facebook group at http://facebook.caribbeanmovement.com.

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