Curated by Arts & Crafts
- 9:00 pm - 1:00 am | Saturday September 17, 2022
- The Lobby | Ace Hotel Toronto
- 47-53 Wentworth Ave
A revolving dance party in the Lobby with DJs and musicians curated by our friends at Arts & Crafts, makers of independent music and publishers of certified sound gold. Free and open to all, every Saturday.
Saturday, August 13: Music by Cadence Weapon.
Music for all to enjoy.
Other events happening on Sep 17, 2022
Children’s Museum of the Arts Presents: LITTLE ARTISTS — an exhibition by Justin Teodoro at Gallery
Children’s Museum of the Arts is pleased to present selected works from its Permanent Collection curated by artist, illustrator, and designer Justin Teodoro in the Gallery at Ace Hotel Brooklyn. The installation will be on view to the public July 7 – September 29. “I’ve always been struck by Keith Haring’s famous quote, “Children know something that most people have forgotten,” said Teodoro. When Children’s Museum of the Arts approached me about this special opportunity I knew I wanted to…
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Yoga in the Courtyard at 2nd Floor Courtyard
Our Vinyasa Flow classes are designed with all levels in mind. There are cues for beginners, and for more advanced students. Yoga mats provided for hotel guests, all others must bring own mats.
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Upcoming events at Ace Hotel Toronto
Shorts In Conversation – Curated by Rodeo Production at Interspace
Our series, “Shorts In Conversation,” makes a moment for cinema and dialogue. We invite an organization to curate a showing of films alongside their makers, followed by the directors in dialogue about their craft. Rodeo Production is a film production company based in Canada that has a diverse roster of local and international talent. To celebrate this, they will curate a collection of short films that highlight the varied styles, tones, and aesthetics of each director. Featuring work from William…
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Oral Method – Break Up at Interspace
ORAL METHOD is an experimental reading series, curated by Esmé Hogeveen, that invites writers and artists to create new work in response to a shared prompt. This spring, we will co-host three ORAL METHOD events that explore themes related to BREAKAGE—asking writers and artists to consider how breaking up, breaking down, and breaking through can rupture old meanings, patterns, and selves, and potentially spark new paths or alternative futures. Readings are free, open to the public, and will…
Free
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