Join us on July 7th at 6:30 pm in The Oval for the Opening Ceremony of 'Wabanaki' 2022. A multidisciplinary exhibition that honours and highlights the work and heritage of Indigenous artists from Atlantic Canada. We are overjoyed to showcase works from painters, woodcarvers, silversmiths, bead and quill artists, ceramists and late master artists. The work of East Coast Indigenous artists tells the important story of the people most affected by the arrival of the settlers.

Mark your calendar: The must-see events of the summer are all happening at Yorkville Village. Beyond Borders: Reshaping The Ordinaries Of Hong Kong Dates: Until June 28 Location: The Oval & Upper Oval This art exhibition, jointly presented by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto) and Hong Kong Arts Centre (HKAC), showcases how Hong Kong artists reinterpret traditional materials and artwork, to create their own series of contemporary art for home décor or use in modern daily life.   UpMarket: The Golden Summer Edit  Dates: June 29–September 21 Location: The Oval & Upper Oval Every Wednesday from 11am–2pm, starting on June 29, you’ll find UpMarket’s The Golden Summer Edit at Yorkville Village, featuring a local selection of vendors and makers curated by BRIKA and foodiepages. Follow @upmarketishere and @yorkvillevillage for market updates.   Wabanaki 2022  Dates: July 7–13 Location: The Oval & Upper Oval Following the success of last year’s exhibition, Wabanaki 2022 will be on exhibition at Yorkville Village in the Upper and Lower Oval from July 7–13.

Founded by Shawn Gibson and Michael Pellegrino in 1997, Teatro Verde has been the preeminent destination for flowers, gift and home decor items in Yorkville for 25 years. To celebrate Teatro Verde’s beautiful new location at Yorkville Village, near the 18 Hazelton Avenue entrance, we asked Shawn to share a few of his favourite spots in the neighbourhood, and what a perfect day in Yorkville looks like to him. Tell us about your new space! Déjà vu comes to mind when I think of our new home. Customers have told me they felt 14 years younger upon their visit to our new/old location at Yorkville Village. We’re delighted to bring back more of the Teatro Verde “je ne sais quoi” spirit with the larger space, which features higher ceilings, large exterior windows and even more unique products.

Father’s Day is just around the corner. From fashionable slides to luxe skincare, here’s what to gift the stylish father figures in your life on Sunday, June 19th. Perfect for the beach or the cottage, this cotton and silk Barba Napoli shirt is hand tailored in Naples, Italy.

“Beyond Borders: Reshaping the Ordinaries of Hong Kong” is jointly presented by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto) and Hong Kong Arts Centre (HKAC). The exhibition will showcase how Hong Kong artists reinterpret traditional materials and artwork, to create their own series of contemporary art for home décor or use in modern daily life. The exhibition will be held in The Oval & Upper Oval from May 30 to June 28.

RSVP season is just around the corner. Here’s what to wear to all of the weddings and celebrations you’ll be attending this year. This Sabina Musayev floral dress from Andrews is perfect for a garden party, or a soirée set in the English countryside. The bold colour and elegant silhouette of this midi-length dress by Australian designer Rachel Gilbert make it a must-have for wedding season. You’ll stand out from the crowd in this handsome, handmade Stile Latino suit from Via Cavour. This black, cotton-blend jacket by Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto features an unexpected, asymmetrical design. Black tie, but make it fun and youthful in a satin jumpsuit from Maska. Steal the limelight in this fashion-forward Cult Gaia dress from TNT..