Culture

The Spring Arts Market was an opportunity for local businesses to showcase their work and raise money for the Jean Augustine Centre For Young Women's Empowerment Foundation.

Newcomer Kitchen threw a party at Spadina Avenue and Queen Street to congratulate this year's program graduates, promoting women in the culinary business.

The subscriptions have taken over, monthly charges have wiped out the credit scores of the masses. If there's one thing that can stop a gatekept cloud of endless content, it's a physical copy.

Humber Polytechnic's Student Concert Series presents its annual R&B Night at the Lakeshore campus.

Happy Hands Pottery in Brampton hosted a cozy Poetry Open Mic Night focused on love and loss in a warm, inviting space for local artists to share their stories and express their creativity.

The programs showcased the new ways people can cook in their home kitchens.

First Year Experience event highlights struggles women faced.

Humber advertising students Ceilidh Pate, Abby Henderson-Bowman, and Lazar Fazlagic transformed a classroom assignment into a real-world campaign for a B.C.-based environmental charity.

Humber Polytechnic's music department hosted Reverberations III highlighting Black music and culture.

Humber Et Cetera is at the Black Heritage Market, which was hosted by Humber's Black Student Support and Engagement committee.