In today’s edition of This City: a maximalist Greektown apartment with over 200 disco balls, a look back at the Scotiabank Giller Prize’s greatest moments, and more. Visit torontolife.com for all our city coverage. |
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When Luna Lindsay moved into her two-bedroom Greektown apartment five years ago, the place was lifeless. So, a few years later, she committed to a full DIY glamification. The final result is the Pastel Palace: an energetic, maximalist space brimming with one-of-a-kind pieces and disco paraphernalia. “I’d describe my home aesthetic as peak dopamine decor,” says Lindsay. Here’s a peek inside. |
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| | Tonight, the Scotiabank Giller Prize—Canada’s most prestigious literary honour—marks its 30th anniversary at the Four Seasons. This year’s jury plowed through 145 books, whittling the list down to five finalists: Sarah Bernstein, Eleanor Catton, Kevin Chong, Dionne Irving and C.S. Richardson. Ahead of the night’s festivities, a look back at some of the Giller’s finest moments. |
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| | How Canada Goose Generations is redefining sustainability, style and legacy |
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What to read, watch and listen to in November |
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| | Toronto’s Noah Reid is best known for playing Dan Levy’s sweet boyfriend, Patrick, in Schitt’s Creek. Now, he’s in the midst of a world tour to promote his 2022 album, Adjustments (after a pandemic delay), and he’s making a pit stop in his hometown. Expect a lineup of locally flavoured tracks like “Another Fuckin Condo,” in which Reid pledges allegiance to his city—despite how much it’s changed. Nov. 30, Danforth Music Hall |
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| | In the latest issue: our mostly scientific, slightly inflammatory, deeply informative ranking of Toronto’s 158 neighbourhoods. Plus, the scary pursuit of the perfect face, a taxonomy of the new Toronto socialites, the man who sold suicide kits, and more. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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