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What’s happening
Canadian MusiC
Week
May 7 to 13
For one week in May, Toronto becomes the centre of the Canadian music universe.
While there may be industry conferences, workshops and talks taking place around the city, in the end it’s all about the music. More than 1,000 bands perform at over 60 music venues in downtown Toronto, from all genres.
offers not only glimpses of the four of them, but also the chance to learn all about them as well.
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the liberation of the Netherlands during World War II. Since then, Ottawa has hosted the annual Tulip Festival. Over a million tulips bloom throughout Canada’s capital, making for a beautiful sight not to be missed.
Pandas
Starting May 2018
The pandas are coming, the pandas are coming! After spending the last five years at Toronto’s Zoo, the four giant pandas have moved to the Calgary Zoo, where visitors will be able to see adult pandas Er Shun and Da Mao and cubs Jia Panpan and Jia Yueyue. A new habitat was built specifically for them, called Panda Passage, and
May 4 to November 4
The Stratford Festival is getting ready for another summer run, and one of the plays set to debut is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. The racially charged story follows white lawyer Atticus Finch defending a black man named Tom Robinson, who
is falsely accused of rape, which inspires Finch’s daughter to follow the path towards moral courage and truth when hatred and lies surround her.
the royal Wedding
May 19
The eyes of the world will be on this upcoming Royal wedding, which sees Prince Harry marry former Suits actress Meghan Markle at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle. What will she be wearing? Who will be there? Tune in and find out.
PhotograPhy Festival
May 1 to 31
More than 1,000 artists from around the globe are showcasing their work at more than 200 venues across Toronto for the entire month of May. From museums to galleries and public installations, the entire city is the canvas, showcasing awe-inspiring works of art.
tuliP Festival
May 11 to 21
In 1945, the Dutch gifted Canadians with tulips as a symbol of their friendship and as thanks to the Canadian troops for helping in
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photos, left: paraMount pictures, lucasfilM, new line cineMa, riGht: istock, instariMaGes