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Creative in Queen West
3 after-work creative experiences in Queen West, Toronto.
EXHIBITION: "Et sa pulpe!" by Jean-Pierre Mot
Discover something unexpected at Le Labo's intimate gallery space tucked inside 401 Richmond, Toronto's beloved arts hub. Jean-Pierre Mot's exhibition "Et sa pulpe!" rounds out the La Jachère cycle with site-specific work that blurs the line between urban environment and artistic intervention. Drop in Wednesday through Friday or catch a Saturday afternoon session — the relaxed hours make it an easy, enriching detour after work without spending a dime.
TANGO x TANGO - May Tablao 2026 "An Encounter Between Argentine Tango and Flamenco"
Discover the passionate overlap between two of the world's most expressive dance traditions at this intimate tablao-style evening on Queen West. Hosted at the iconic Rivoli, TANGO x TANGO pairs the sultry improvisation of Argentine Tango with the fire and footwork of Flamenco — a collision rooted in shared histories of immigrant communities and raw emotion. Whether you're a dance devotee or simply curious, this is a rare, transportive night out that feels nothing like a typical Tuesday.
material disobedience
Step into a defiant celebration of craft at this immersive showcase tucked inside The Lost & Found Project Space on Queen East. Material Disobedience reclaims the rhinestone, the bead, the embroidered edge — materials long dismissed as excessive or frivolous — and puts them front and centre as serious artistic statements. Expect work that's visually lush, politically charged, and impossible to forget.