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The Ontario Science Centre's mission is to delight, inform and challenge visitors through engaging and thought-provoking experiences in science and technology.
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Entertainment, cultural and leisure complex, located on the waterfront of Lake Ontario. Includes information about rides, attractions, events, passes and ticket pricing, group sales, social and recreation programs. Also features educational programs for kids.
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Proud to play a vital role in the cultural life of the city. As part of its commitment to the arts, the Culture Division is responsible for the operation and administration of many museums, historic sites, performing and visual arts centres. In addition, it provides financial support for cultural activity and individual artists.
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Official website of the Roy Thomson Hall - Concert hall, seats 2,630 and home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
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Attractions Ontario, a place to plan your Ontario tourism experience.
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Pays tribute to Canada's brightest arts, entertainment and sports talents through a series of inlaid "sidewalk stars" in Toronto’s Theatre District.
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Provides event calendar, facility rentals, technical information, parking information, ticket purchases, resident groups and employment opportunities.
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The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is an 18-day fair taking place every August concluding on Labour Day.
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Official website of Mirvish Productions. Buy tickets to events.
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Woodbine Entertainment Group, thoroughbred/standardbred racing, on-track events, dining and lounges.
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The Opera House, intimate venue in 1900s vaudeville theatre architecture.
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The Entertainment District, website features events and entertainment, a directory for Toronto's dining, nightlife, sports and attractions, and theatre and the arts.
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Art, music, and theatre bar with house bands, and artist exhibits.
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Professional arts service organization dedicated to advancing arts in the City of Toronto by promoting and advocating on behalf of local theatre, dance and opera companies.
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Full service, inbound receptive tour company. Specializing in learning and enrihment travel related services with focus on theatre, performing arts, and Canadian culture.
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Largest outdoor exhibition in Canada featuring established artists, craftspeople and undiscovered talents and innovative students.
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Website of Mississauga's Bradley Museum and Benares Historic House.
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Informs the members about what's going on in bars, restaurants, events, parties in the area.
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Acrostar Productions was formed in 1988 by Tom Bertrand. Prior to forming Acrostar Productions Mr. Bertrand spent several years in the Live Stunt Industry as both a performer and Artistic Director for the Pirate Stunt Shows at Canada's Wonderland.
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During the summer the square is in motion daily, with people watching concerts and dance performances, viewing art at outdoor exhibitions, shopping for fresh produce at the farmers' market one afternoon a week, attending weekly children’s' events or sitting mesmerized by the fountain, eating lunch.
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Pub-crawl party in Toronto. Specializes in stags, stagettes, birthdays and anniversaries. As well as corporate functions, and charity events.
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The Actors Network. Offers acting classes. Instructors utilize a combination of hands-on technique both in classroom theory and in-studio on-camera applications.
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Team Evolution Concepts - exhibits member vehicles in carshows.
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Professional entertainment service providers and booking agency.
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Club 300 Bowl is Markham's Premier Entertainment Centre, and with their newly renovated and upgraded facility, they've got even more to offer.
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Specializing: in stagettes, stags, birthdays, corporate parties.
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Bird Entertainment, producers of theatrical productions.
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An Exhibiting Society, Canada with a continually evolving membership of close to one hundred professional artists. The Society is non-commercial in character, promoting quality art and freedom of expression. Its members consistently exhibit throughout the year.
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