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- The Art of DJing - a Make Some...
College/Shaw Library
Today, November 10 at 7:00pm - Katie Stelmanis - Make Some No...
Bloor/Gladstone Library
Friday, November 20 at 8:00pm - Documenting the Local Music Sc...
Kennedy Eglinton Library
Tuesday, November 24 at 7:00pm
Toronto Public Library TONIGHT: The Art of DJing with Grand Analog at College/Shaw Library, 7 p.m. Free! All Ages!
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Explore the importance of documenting music scenes and lesser known bands; get advice on the how to do it. Local music documenter Colin Medley uses examples from the past (fanzines) and present (blogs), as well as photography and video.
Free! All Ages. No ticket required.
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, November 24th
Location:Kennedy Eglinton Library
Toronto Public Library Measha Brueggergosman talks with The Star's music critic John Terauds. Tonight. 7pm. Toronto Reference Library Appel Salon. http://tr.im/EBb4
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CBC Radio 3 says, "On top of being a talented beat-maker, Stelmanis possesses one mean set of vocal chords, with a tone that falls somewhere between opera-house class and punk rock crass."
Come and be amazed!
Free! All Ages! No tickets required.
Time:8:00PM Friday, November 20th
Location:Bloor/Gladstone Library
Toronto Public Library Bruce Peninsula and Timber Timbre. Live. Tonight at 8pm. North York Central Library. http://tr.im/Ergo
Toronto Public Library Awesome @MetroToronto (http://tr.im/Eml0) and @Torontoist (http://tr.im/Emlo) pieces about TPL's Make Some Noise concert/workshop series.
Toronto Public Library Tonight! Grand Analog plays a free concert at College Shaw Library, 8 p.m. as part of TPL's Make Some Noise Local Music initiative.
Source: www.torontopubliclibrary.ca
Toronto Public Library "On the Critical List" Join critics Philip Marchand, Robert Everett-Green & Wolgang Dios in a discussion on how technology is shaping the art of reviewing. High Park branch, Thursday, November 12 @7 pm. All are welcome, free of charge.
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Video Excerpt: Jack Diamond - architect of the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts - talks about his vision of architecture with Toronto Star columnist David Olive.
Link to full clip on YouTube coming soon.
Toronto Public Library Volunteer Fair for High School Students. Youth can meet reps from a variety of agencies. Thurs, Nov 5, 3:30-6pm. North York Central Library.
Toronto Public Library Measha Brueggergosman talks about opera, cabaret and life after open heart surgery. Mon, Nov. 9, 7pm. Appel Salon at Reference Library. http://tr.im/E1r1
Toronto Public Library Morris Panych, renowned playwright, actor, director presents 'Life-7 Stories' as part of our On Stage series Nov 4 @ TRL http://bit.ly/QGmuW
Toronto Public Library Tonight at 7 p.m.: Architect Jack Diamond talks with Star columnist David Olive at the Appel Salon at the Toronto Reference Library. Cash bar reception at 6 - now with sandwiches! http://bit.ly/3TcYt1
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Toronto Star journalists interview today's newsmakers live at the Bram and Bluma Appel Salon at the Toronto Reference Library
Toronto Public Library Live author chat: Romance writer Deborah Cooke on Book Buzz. Tonight. 7-8 pm. http://bookbuzz.torontopubliclibrary.ca
