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Check out Things To Do In
Brampton and Toronto West Ontario
Canada!
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ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
Todmorden Mills
Heritage Museum and Arts Center
Set along the banks of the scenic Don
River, Todmorden Mills explores the early days of industry in Toronto, its role
in Toronto's development and the cultural impact of the city's growth on the
natural environment. Tours, lectures and special events provide a fascinating
look back into the area's history and the realities faced by the 18th Century
pioneers.
Peel Heritage Complex
Comprised of the Peel Museum,
the Old Peel County Courthouse and the Art Gallery, the complex celebrates the
rich heritage and artistic creations of the Peel community. Included in the
Peel Museum are family heirlooms, handmade tools and decorative arts.
Great
War Flying Museum
The Great War Flying Museum exhibits a collection of
full-sized flying replicas of WW1 fighter planes and artifacts. Since 1970 the
dedicated staff of this specialty museum has devoted their time and talent to
recreating the sights, sounds and feel of WWI combat aircraft. Highlights
include a fully operating WWI replica fighter aircraft and celebrated air show
spectacles.
Royal
Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum has earned an international
reputation as a shining example of a museum whose collections are diverse, well
considered and beautifully displayed. Consisting of examples within the areas
of earth and life sciences, decorative arts and archaeology, the ROM houses
over five million objects, which represent and reflect the cultural history of
Canada.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
The Toronto Symphony
Orchestra was founded in 1922 by a group of Toronto musicians and Viennese-born
conductor Luigi von Kunits. The New Symphony Orchestra, as it was then called,
gave its first performance in April 1923 at Massey Hall. Today the Toronto
Symphony Orchestra has distinguished itself as Canada's foremost symphonic
ensemble attracting stellar guest performers and showcasing contemporary
composers. Winning international notice as a "symphonic powerhouse," the
Toronto Symphony continues to exemplify the standards of artistic excellence.
Toronto
Sinfonietta
The seeds of the Toronto Sinfonietta were sown in 1986
when Music Director Matthew Jaskiewicz founded the Polish Canadian Society of
Music in Toronto. Since that time Toronto Sinfonietta has evolved into one of
Toronto's most beloved musical ensembles earning accolades from audiences
throughout Canada. Known throughout the musical world for their innovative
interpretations of classical standards, the Toronto Sinfonietta continues to
bring new life and energy to the world of music.
Toronto Dance Theater
Toronto Dance Theater, under the inspired direction of choreographer
Christopher House, is internationally recognized for its passionate, visually
stunning contemporary performances. Since its formation in 1968, Toronto Dance
Theater has been in the vanguard of Canadian dance creation and performance and
continues to have a profound influence on the world of dance at home and
abroad.
Danny
Grossman Dance Company
The Danny Grossman Dance Company has been
creating, performing and teaching modern dance under the unique artistic vision
of Danny Grossman since 1977. Based in Toronto, this popular company has toured
throughout Canada and abroad bringing their diverse repertoire and fresh
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DINING
City of Brampton Restaurant Listing
Provides and
extensive list of regional restaurants and a variety of cuisines.
Scaramouche
Restaurant
For over twenty years Scaramouch has unfalteringly
maintained its reputation as one of Canada's top restaurants. Featuring French
specialties and Continental classics Keith Froggett, head chef and culinary
expert, is known for his love of organic ingredients and his unstinting
attention to detail. A beautiful room and faultless service conspire to make
this an affair to remember.
Café Brussel
This upscale neighborhood favorite is famous for its culinary tribute to the
mussel, the national dish of Belgium. Served in a variety of styles and
accompanied by their extensive list of imported beer, Café Brussel
offers quality fare that is satisfying, fresh and expertly prepared.
Boba Restaurant
Housed in a
charming turn-of-the-century brick building in historic Yorkville, Boba is a
small masterpiece of warmth and sophistication serving some of the most
inspired dishes in town. Always a favorite, Boba presents contemporary,
imaginative and healthy food served by an experienced and courteous staff.
Named "One of the City's Best" by Zagat, a reservation at Boba is coveted date.
The
Rectory Café
Famous throughout Toronto for its winning
combination of excellent fare and beautiful surroundings, the Rectory
Café is perched along the lovely hillside of Wards Island overlooking
Lake Ontario. Enjoy the magnificent summertime views while dining on the
outdoor patio or snuggle up in front of a roaring fire against the chilly
winter winds. Whatever the season, The Rectory Café promises a memorable
dining experience.
Truffles Restaurant
At Truffles, the true essence of
contemporary French cuisine is brought to the table with a fresh, light and
aromatic cooking style rooted in authentic French flavors. Truffles continues
to earn universal applause and accolades, including the CAA/AAA Five Diamond
award for the 11th consecutive year - the only restaurant in Canada to earn
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Casa Loma
The splendor
of Casa Loma is a sight to behold. Built by Sir Henry Pellat between 1911-1914
this Canadian landmark is a concentration of sophisticated beauty and old world
intrigue. Comprised of over 98 rooms, stately towers, expansive gardens and
secret passages and tunnels, a visit to Casa Loma is an experience to repeat
again and again.
Humber Nurseries Butterfly Conservatory
For a unique
and wonderful experience a visit to the Humber Nursery Butterfly Conservatory
is a must. Over 30 species of native butterflies and migrating monarchs fill a
4500 square foot enclosed sanctuary where one can observe and learn about these
fanciful creatures. Award winning gardens and peaceful surroundings guarantee a
memorable outing.
Wild Water Kingdom Water Slides
Wild Water Kingdom,
Canada's largest Water Park promises a day of cooling refreshment and thrilling
adventure. The Midnight Express and the Abyss are guaranteed to take your
breath away, while the warm and gentle current of the Lazy River will sooth
away the excitement. Fun for the entire family, Wild Water Kingdom is perfect
for birthdays and special occasions.
Toronto Zoo
One of
the largest zoos in the world, the Toronto Zoo's 710 acres feature more than
5,000 animals and 460 species in their natural environments. Over six miles of
walking trails wind throughout this area landmark allowing visitors to
experience the natural beauty and amazing diversity of some of nature's most
amazing creatures. |
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