Community Event Listings
December 20 - Forte Toronto Gay Men's Chorus - Warm For December - **SOLD OUT**
Forte – Toronto’s gay men’s chorus – turns up the heat with Warm for December, a choral concert that wraps you in queer joy, holiday feels, and maybe a touch of desert sun.
From sun-drenched travels in the American Southwest to cozy nights with chosen family, we’re exploring what “warmth” really means. Expect everything from Britten and Susa to our holiday divas Kylie and Ariana – because why not mix classical beauty with pop sparkle?
Join us for an evening of connection, belonging, and gaily good cheer.
Tickets & Info: Forte Toronto Gay Men’s Chorus
January 10 - Anastasia Rizikov : « Continuum » Piano Recital
Pianist and conductor Anastasia Rizikov invites listeners into Continuum, a journey between past and present, structure and freedom. From Bach’s architectural clarity to Pärt’s radiant stillness, Rizikov explores spirituality, folklore, and minimalism. Her transcriptions of Bloch, Mahler, and Skoryk stand alongside works by Say and Shamo, weaving Jewish heritage, Carpathian color, and contemporary reflection into a journey across eras, identities, and inner worlds.
More than a recital, Continuum is an immersive experience — one that transcends sound, touching the deepest layers of emotion and memory.
Tickets & Info: OnStage Direct: Anastasia Rizikov : « Continuum » Piano Recital
January 23 - Sinfonia Toronto - FOUR CENTURIES | Berlin Montréal TO
Berlin Philharmonic oboist Christoph Hartmann makes his Canadian debut, stellar Montreal cellist Noémie Raymond plays a beloved concerto, and we spotlight two great Toronto composers.
SINFONIA TORONTO / NURHAN ARMAN Conductor
CHRISTOPH HARTMANN Oboist
NOÉMIE RAYMOND Cellist
Program
MOZART Divertimento K 136
NORBERT PALEJ Oboe Concerto world premiere
BACH Oboe d’amore Concerto in A Major BWV 1055
DAVID JAEGER Fantasia ‘Conjure You’ world premiere
SAINT-SAENS Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor Op.33
Adult $44.25; Senior (60+) $35.40; Student $20
Tickets & Info: SINFONIA TORONTO – Four Centuries