Jazz drummer Terry Clarke and his legacy at Hirut
The East End restaurant and cafe regularly holds jazz improv nights led by Terry Clarke, a prominent local musician.
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A conversation with Shammah Salwa
The emerging environmental artist and U of T alum discusses liminal space, plastic waste, and art as resistance.
Harriet Tubman Institute showcases migration-themed art exhibit for Black History Month
Politics/Poetics of Migration brings together artists of African heritage to examine migration, diaspora, and intergenerational memory.
Alum Husein Panju returns to York for comic book launch and stand-up showcase
The bookstore event on Feb. 12 will feature Panju’s long-running comic series and performances by four fellow York-alumni comedians.
Cultural Explosion brings students together for another vibrant dance and storytelling performance
After an award-winning performance last year, FSAY returns to Cultural Explosion 2025 with new themes and motivations
CultureFest makes a return to campus with explosive energy this year
Students gather on campus for a celebration of traditional art, fashion, food and dance.
Pass, fail, or almost: Amy Ching-Yan Lam’s 83% Perfect
Goldfarb’s most recent art exhibit explores themes of academic perfection, political activism, and childhood memory
Queerness, gentrification, and loneliness: Kate Cayley celebrates the launch of Property
The Toronto-based author celebrated her first novel, Property, amidst a supportive community at the Society Clubhouse.
The Welkin: Soulpepper’s dark comedy on women and justice
Female-centred courtroom drama, The Welkin, featured at the Soulpepper Theatre from Sep. 4 to Oct. 5, 2025
DEDI & Wellbeing Symposium: Connecting people from across York through dialogue
York’s Division of Equity, People and Culture invited select students and faculty members for a day of dialogue.