Everything on the calendar filed under architecture. 11 listings, soonest first.
Architect-led walks through Downtown Yonge, free, through to October 24. The society’s nine thematic tours elsewhere in the city are $15 and run 90 to 120 minutes.
Three firings a day in the shadow of the Gardiner, among the city’s oldest buildings. Weather permitting. The site itself is open Wednesday to Sunday.
The house can only be seen on the tour, and the tour is free. Hourly from 11:15am, last one at 4. The grounds are yours either way.
A conversation with the artist about his body of work and his long-time engagement with democracy, participation and the public realm, marking the Canadian premiere of Public Trust.
A conversation about Ramírez Jonas's participatory works, from Key to the City and The Commons to Public Trust, and how everyday acts of exchange and promise become ways of imagining new social contracts.
Torontonians are invited into a non-partisan space to make promises to themselves and their community as co-authors of the city's future.
An interactive artwork with a large marquee and two eight-foot tables staffed by local performers: you make a promise aloud, swearing on a sacred text or an object that matters to you, and it is recorded in a drawing.
An interactive artwork with a large-scale marquee and two eight-foot tables staffed by performers: you make a promise out loud, swearing on a sacred text or an object of your choosing, and it's recorded in a drawing you.
The indoor leg of the touring promise-making installation, where performers record your promise in a drawing and post it on the marquee.
Visitors are invited to make promises to themselves and their community in a welcoming, non-partisan space.
The 220-metre figure-eight threaded between the columns of the Gardiner closes for the summer today. Go, or wait for the ice near Christmas.