Celebrating Nature in The City with Community Programming
Toronto Green Community connects us back to our waterways and nature through hands-on workshops and walks. Presented as part of The Bentway’s Community Incubation Program.
Stories
An in-depth look at The Bentway’s past, present, and future projects.
Moon Merge: a live recording of Pondercast podcast episode #38
In September 14, as part of our presentation of Museum of the Moon by Luke Jerram, Laurie Brown and team recorded a special episode of their Pondercast podcast entitled Moon Merge.
Lunar Stories at Museum of the Moon
From September 10-15, The Bentway brought the Moon under the Gardiner with a presentation of Museum of the Moon. In addition to this installation visitors were encouraged to listen to a multi-channel soundtrack that explored lunar stories from near and far.
Artist Residency with Mitchell Akiyama & Brady Peters
A blog sharing information, activities and events surrounding The Bentway’s 2019 Artist Residency (Sound and the City).
Creating meaningful, shared experiences for local communities
Running June 13 to August 28, The Bentway’s Communal Table series welcomes a weekly rotation of passionate chefs and diverse culinary traditions that reflect the cultural richness of Toronto.
Active Lifestyles are for Everyone
Community-based workshops, like TRIBE’s yoga, and Eti’s Tai Chi have been a hit at The Bentway, prioritizing inclusivity as a way to welcome all levels of experience and ability.
Re-envisioning Public Monuments for a New City
As these traditional monuments are confronted, what will replace them on the empty pedestals in our public squares and plazas?
Theory X with Monument Lab
On June 16, The Bentway hosted Theory X, a speaker series where eight Torontonians responded to the question “What is your theory of Toronto?”
Providing Space for Impromptu Artistic Collaborations
Acclaimed Canadian choreographer, Noémie Lafrance, and Mitchell Akiyama, one half of our inaugural Artist Residency, have come together to amplify the live soundscape of Noémie’s upcoming site-specific performance Dérives.
Re-imagining Space for a Changing Toronto
We need to look at the spaces we do have (like the underside of an expressway) and rethink what they can be.