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The 2026 Lunar New Year celebration by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra honoured Chinese culture through music and dance. Led by conductor Carolyn Kuan and host Dashan, the evening featured renowned pipa virtuoso Wu Man, pianist Ryan Huang, and a lineup of captivating programmes.
Anh and Chi celebrates 10th anniversary with a fundraiser dinner supporting Chef Keith Pears and Team Canada at the Bocuse d’Or. This special evening on March 8, 2026, brings together two inspiring mother-and-son duos: Chefs Ly and Vincent Nguyen of Anh and Chi, and Keith Pears with his mother Lynda Larouche, for a 10-course family-style menu honouring Vietnamese culinary heritage, mentorship, and the next generation of chefs.
Join us in supporting Scarborough Health Network’s Birchmount Hospital Redevelopment. Discover how donations and silent auction proceeds from our 2026 Signature Event help expand patient care, enhance surgical services, and create a stronger future for Scarborough families.
Tyler Shaw debuted his new single “Run To You” live with the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra at our 2026 Signature Event on February 7. Tyler also announced his “Run To You” Canadian tour, with stops in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, featuring hits like “Kiss Goodnight”, “By My Side”, and “Wicked”.
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra at the Year of the Horse: A Lunar New Year Celebration on February 28, 2026. This beloved annual event at Roy Thomson Hall blends Chinese traditions with Western classical music, featuring guest artist Dashan, conductor Carolyn Kuan, virtuoso Wu Man, and pianist Ryan Huang. The program includes classical Chinese poetry, world premieres, festive favourites like Gongxi Gongxi, and a special dance performance. Enjoy a full community celebration with a pre-concert artisan market, lion dances, and a luxurious dinner at Shangri-La Toronto.
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Culinary Consultant & Expert, @susanssavourit, excudes the beloved quote by Picasso that the “meaning of life is to find your gift. [And] the purpose](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e06149e4b0e924d81546a2/1613503546249-P0TML8GYWG8QUPCFZ4XH/image-asset.jpeg)
On screen, Huang sat in a softly lit room at home, framed by an intricately carved wooden cabinet, its surface etched with ancient figures and traditional buildings. She smiled, glanced back at the cabinet and let the moment linger.
Off camera, one can imagine that cabinet, rich with the charm of Chinese design, has witnessed many changing seasons since her arrival in Toronto from Shanghai nearly a decade ago. It seems to speak for itself: solid, silent and carrying its own history into a new country where Huang has built a new life.