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For the Love of Toronto
Talking About Our City
Visitors spent the evening enjoying a series of uplifting, funny, and essential talks about the city we call home.
This unique set of presenters brought the stage to life with stories of city life and love.
We heard insights, lessons, and stories from creative voices that shape this city as we explored everything from housing to the arts, from dumplings to nature.
How do we manage our health and wellness? How can we be optimistic about housing? And do we think Jamaican Patties are the best food to represent Toronto?
Museum of Toronto brought together architects, chefs, writers, comedians, filmmakers and more to speak to the themes Torontonians define as essential to their city life and love.
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DATE + TIME
May 1st, 7pm
LOCATION
Supermarket Bar & Variety
268 Augusta Avenue, Kensington Market
PRESENTED BY
Museum of Toronto and Toronto International Festival of Authors, with the support of Toronto Foundation.
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Meet the Speakers
Opening remarks from Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik and Mayor Olivia Chow. Hosted by CBC’s Elamin Abdelmahmoud.
- Renowned restaurateur Jen Agg, owner of Grey Gardens, Rhum Corner, Cocktail Bar and more
- Co-Owner of Spacing Magazine, Shawn Micallef
- Indigenous-design-centred architect, Matt Hickey
- Nationally acclaimed slam poet Dwayne Morgan
- Queer, mixed (Mi’kmaw/Settler) storyteller, Jennifer Alicia
- Leader in Canadian medicine and well-recognized media spokesperson, Dr. Danielle Martin
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