Join us for a special tour exploring downtown Toronto’s hidden Jewish arts and cultural history. Along the way, we will point out public art, artists’ studios, and the patrons who helped bring culture to the city.

The route will include downtown Toronto’s city streets and buildings, covering approximately 2km. The location will be provided for registered participants prior to the event. The meeting point will be close to transit and parking lots. Please wear comfortable attire for walking, and dress for the weather. In the event of a weather event, the tour will be delayed until spring 2027.

Tour guide:
Sharoni Sibony is a community weaver and organizer, artist, and educator across multiple disciplines. You can find her at (or bring her to) venues around Toronto with her mobile Art Cart– a treasure trove of mixed media materials that she takes on the road to teach creative process as a spiritual practice. Following her fellowship in the ATIQ: Jewish Makers’ Kollel, she trained as a creativity facilitator with the Jewish Studio Project out of Berkeley, CA. You can listen to her guest spot on the Judaism Unbound podcast, where she discusses Jewish ritual, disability, and art.

Registration required.

 
Supported by the Kultura Collective, UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, CANVAS, and the Azrieli Foundation.