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AGO night

Wed, Jun 3, 10:30 PM
From 20s-30s Quiet Social Group
4.8

Details tbd. Below is a template only. AGO Night Out 🎨 Did you know the AGO is free on the first Wednesday of every month? Let’s go for an art night on December 3rd, from 6:00–9:00 PM! We’ll walk around the gallery together, appreciate some beautiful art, and then head out for a lovely dinner nearby. 🎟️ Tickets You’re responsible for reserving your own ticket in advance. Free tickets will be released on Monday at 10:00 AM via the link below: 👉 First Wednesday Night Free \| Art Gallery of Ontario https://share.google/s4QweGLkXgxmtPUsI 📍 Meeting Point We’ll meet at Royaltea (Chinatown) at 6:00 PM and walk to the AGO as a group. If you will be late, please message me before 6:00 PM so I can stay connected and help you find the group. Royaltea location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/PjmvrnxWsT4UDQHM9 Looking forward to exploring art with you all! ✨

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Inside Vivisect: A Conversation with Vivi Partridge and Mollie Cronin

Inside Vivisect: A Conversation with Vivi Partridge and Mollie Cronin

Fri, May 29, 11:00 PM
From RAID Sessions
4.9

Join us on May 29th for the launch of *Vivisect*, by Vivi Partridge, published by Inservice Comics—a raw and rambunctious diary comic about a big breakup, making your first graphic novel, therapy, mental health, and befriending characters from manga, by the author of *Quiet Crossings* (Conundrum Press). Vivi will guide us through their artistic process in conversation with Mollie Cronin, author and artist of *Future Me is Fat* (Conundrum Press). We’ll have drinks, snacks (of course), and music. The event starts at 7 PM. After the conversation, there will be a Q&A, followed by time to mingle and celebrate yet another release from one of the most distinctive emerging voices in Canadian comics. **The ticket includes one copy of *Vivisect*. The author will be signing books at the event.**

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Toronto Artists Brunch & Creative Networking

Toronto Artists Brunch & Creative Networking

Sun, May 31, 3:30 PM
From Toronto Artists & Creative Workshops - Orkid Galley

✨ Toronto Artists Brunch at Orkid Gallery Coffee • Connections • Creativity Join us for a vibrant and inspiring Sunday brunch created especially for artists, creatives, makers, performers, and entrepreneurs who want to meet real people, grow their circle, and discover new opportunities. Spend a beautiful afternoon in an artistic gallery setting while enjoying a light brunch with coffee, tea, pastries, fruit, and refreshments in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. 🌟 What Makes This Event Special? ✨ Meet talented artists and creatives from different backgrounds ✨ Introduce yourself and share what you do ✨ Find collaboration, business, and project opportunities ✨ Make genuine friendships and creative connections ✨ Enjoy fun social activities and engaging conversations ✨ Feel inspired in a beautiful artistic space 🌿 Become Part of the Orkid Gallery Community Guests will also have the opportunity to learn about the benefits and opportunities available through Orkid Gallery and discover how to become part of the growing Orkid Gallery family. Members may enjoy future opportunities such as: ✨ Access to special events and gatherings ✨ Creative collaborations and networking opportunities ✨ Exhibition and workshop opportunities ✨ Priority access to selected programs ✨ Being part of a supportive artistic community

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The Summer and Shade Community Market

The Summer and Shade Community Market

Sat, Jun 27, 4:00 PM
From Toronto Visual, Performing, & Literary Artists Meetup Group

## 🌿 Summer & Shade: A Mystical Community Market & Art Experience 🎨 **Looking for a unique way to spend a Saturday in Etobicoke?** Join us for the **Summer & Shade Community Market**, where local art, mystical vibes, and neighborhood spirit come together. This is a "choose your own adventure" style event—whether you want to browse exotic crafts, dive deep into a spiritual reading, or just lounge by the pool with some local food, there is a spot for you here. ### 🗓️ When & Where: * **Date:** June 27th, 2026 * **Time:** 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM * **Location:** 5005 Dundas St West / 47 Mabelle Ave, Etobicoke ### ✨ What to Expect: * **Curated Shopping:** Over 30 vendors featuring local artists and unique, exotic crafts. * **Spiritual Guidance:** On-site **Tarot Readings** and spirit communication sessions. * **Get Creative:** Participate in **ART workshops** and explore immersive installations. * **Chill Vibes:** We’ve got food, drinks, and and open park! ### 🎟️ Cost & Entry: **Entry is FREE and open to all ages!** To help us manage the crowd and keep you in the loop, please register for a free ticket at the link below. **Important:** This ticket gets you through the door, but to stay updated on specific workshop times and featured vendor reveals, make sure to follow us on Instagram at **@MoonshadowEvents**. **https://www.eventist.ca/summer-and-shade-community-market** Come for the art, stay for the community. We can't wait to see you in the park! If there's any local artist interested in putting up and Installation or Vendors or busineses interested in selling their goods, Please feel free to apply using this link - https://forms.gle/DB5UaFgMCfDppDhT9

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Roy Thomson Hall:  Hamilton Children's Choir  (FREE/lunchtime)

Roy Thomson Hall: Hamilton Children's Choir (FREE/lunchtime)

Mon, Jun 1, 3:30 PM
From TORONTO ARTS & CULTURE
4.6

Perhaps you live or work DOWNTOWN? Close to Roy Thomson Hall. **If so, how about join us for something different over *your lunch-hour!!*** On a Monday. RESERVE your own FREE ticket at the link below--- **Now in its 51st season, Hamilton Children’s Choir** (HCC) continues to inspire through passion, creativity, and community. With nearly 250 singers across six progressive choirs, HCC offers children and youth - from toddlers to young adults - a rich musical education and transformative performance experiences. The organization is devoted to nurturing artistry, fostering belonging, and empowering young people through the act of singing together. Recent performance video--(lovely voices) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0hmX_sKv0c **Under the artistic leadership of Melanie Tellez**, HCC has expanded both its reach and its imagination, redefining what a children’s choir can be. The choir is recognized nationally and internationally for its expressive sound, dynamic movement, and innovative programming. Recent highlights include Europa Cantat Junior (Ghent, Belgium, 2023), multiple prizes at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod (Wales, 2024), and a featured collaboration with the National Arts Centre Orchestra (Ottawa, 2025). HCC is also deeply committed to artistic and community collaboration. Its projects have brought together musicians, poets, choreographers, and visual artists, including Hamilton Philharmonic & Youth Orchestras, McMaster University, Supercrawl Festival, and an inspiring roster of national and international composers, artists, choirs and conductors. *Choir & Organ is supported by the Edwards Family Foundation.* **FREE ticket link--** https://roythomsonhall.mhrth.com/tickets/hamilton-childrens-chorus/#event-detail RTH will then email you your tickets about 7 days before June 1.

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Figure painting

Figure painting

Sat, May 30, 2:00 PM
From North York Painting Meetup Group

Join our weekly figure drawing sessions where you will become familiar with human body anatomy, learn how to draw figures, and improve your sketching skills. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, we gather to practice figure drawing, develop artistic techniques, and connect with new friends who share a passion for art. Perfect for beginners and experienced artists alike.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup for artists helps connect creatives with local communities. It's a platform where artists can find and join groups around their interests and attend related events.

To find artist groups in Toronto on Meetup, search by the city's name and your specific art interest. You'll see various options ranging from painting to photography communities.

Yes, painting meetups in Toronto are available. These sessions provide a space for artists to collaborate and inspire one another in a group setting.

At an artist meetup, you can expect activities like workshops, collaborative projects, and networking. It's a great way to learn new skills and meet fellow artists.

Definitely! You can join multiple art-related groups on Meetup. Each group offers unique events and activities catering to different artistic interests.

To RSVP for an artist event on Meetup, find the event page and click 'Attend' or 'RSVP.' Confirm your participation to receive updates and details from the organizer.

Meetup is free to use for joining groups and browsing events. Some specific meetups may charge a fee, but this will be noted on the event page.

Yes, digital artists in Toronto can find specific events through Meetup. Groups focus on digital art discussions, demonstrations, and collaborative projects.

Meetup hosts a range of art events, from museum visits and workshops to networking sessions. Each event offers different opportunities for artistic discovery.

Meetup facilitates meeting people with similar interests but can't guarantee friendships. Connections often depend on engagement and mutual interests.

Yes, the nature and quality of Meetup events can vary by organizer. It's advisable to read reviews and event details for more information about each event.

Yes, members can suggest events or activities to group organizers. This input often leads to more diverse events and new opportunities for members.

Art workshops on Meetup typically involve a structured setting where participants can learn and practice new techniques, often guided by a seasoned instructor or artist.

Not every art interest may be represented. However, engaging with existing groups or starting a new one can help cover more niche artistic needs.

Meetups can be in-person or online, depending on what the organizer offers. Both formats allow artists to connect over shared experiences effectively.