We are celebrating 10 years of Daniels Spectrum - a prominent community cultural hub in Regent Park that was part of the larger revitalization of the beloved neighbourhood. Home to arts and community organizations, we have seen a myriad of…
Regent Park Film Festival (RPFF), is a non-profit cultural and educational media arts organization located at Daniels Spectrum. RPFF is Toronto’s longest-running, free community film festival, and is the sole community film festival in Canada’s largest and oldest public housing…
Dear Artscape Community and friends, I’d like to provide an update on how Artscape is managing COVID-19, as we continue to follow the guidance of Canadian government and public health authorities to help “flatten the curve” and protect the health…
ArtHeart’s mission is to build self-esteem and self-reliance for children, youth, adults and families in the Regent Park Community by providing free visual arts education, materials and nourishment in a safe and supportive environment. While ArtHeart at Daniels Spectrum may…
Regent Park Film Festival’s Home Made Visible project was recently recognized with the Lieutenant Governor’s Ontario Heritage Award for Excellence in Conservation. Home Made Visible is a nationwide archival project by the Regent Park Film Festival that celebrates the everyday…
On Friday, January 24, attend a free community screening of Christene Brown's documentary, Farewell Regent Park at 6:30 pm at Daniels Spectrum's Ada Slaight Hall. An hour-long panel discussion will follow the screening, which features Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam, Heela Omarkhail…
The Regent Park School of MusicThe Regent Park School of MusicThe Regent Park School of Music is hosting a free Winter Recital to close out the year at Daniels Spectrum's Ada Slaight Hall on December 20 at 5:30 pm. Volunteers,…
Regent Park Film Festival, Toronto's longest running free community film festival, is happening on November 20-23, 2019 at Daniels Spectrum, and other venues such as Artscape Daniels Launchpad. What started in 2003 as a way to showcase high-quality films to…
Returning again to Daniels Spectrum for its sixth year, (mus)interpreted provides a platform for alternative insights into the diverse realities of Muslim women, through the work of eight Toronto-based, self-identifying Muslim women artists. Presented by The Truth & Dare Project…
Caregiving is an immense job for adults, let alone children who are required to care for family members who are ill, disabled, experiencing mental illness or addiction. On at Daniels Spectrum Hallway Gallery until September 30, Hidden is a photography…
This year alone, the Regent Park School of Music is set to transform the lives of 1,000 children and youth with music. The community-based music school removes the financial obstacle of learning how to play an instrument that many families…
Currently on view at the Daniels Spectrum Hallway Galleries until September 27, Nazneen Sheraji Madonna's latest exhibition, Women and Nature, displays delightful depictions of maternal energy and natural settings in an impressive showcase of the artist's multifaceted talent. Women and…
Every Wednesday at dusk, lay out your blanket in the big park for Regent Park Film Festival’s “Under the Stars” movie series. It’s free. It’s fun. And it’s a great way to connect with members of the community. In fact,…
On display until the end of July, am I wrong to love? An exhibition on the LGBTQI refugee experience is creating an impact through a collection of black and white portraits. The series explores the stories of 20 refugees from…