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You can embed this video on your web page. Enjoy. Ashkenaz Festival Finale at Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, September 1, 2014by Peter Mykusz / 10 hours agoThe 10th Annual Askenaz Festival featured 3 days of Jewish music and culture from around the world. The festival came to a climactic close with a series of performances by some of this year’s headlining artists, culminating in a massive jam session with all the Festival musicians. This year’s finale included tributes to two giants of Yiddish culture who left us this past year, researcher and anthologist Chana Mlotek and songwriter/poet Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman. Sponsored by Isadore and Roslie Sharp Their website http://static.ashkenazfestival.com/ provided this information: The Ashkenaz Festival is one of the largest and most prestigious showcases of Jewish music and culture anywhere in the world. Since 1995, the festival has taken place biennially at Harbourfront Centre, Toronto’s premier venue for the presentation of world and folk culture and for the meeting of diverse communities through the arts. Originally founded as a showcase for Klezmer and Yiddish music and culture, the Ashkenaz Festival has evolved over the years into an eclectic showcase of global Jewish art and culture, encompassing not merely the traditions of eastern Europe, but also Sephardic, Mizrachi and Israeli culture, and all manner of cross-cultural fusion. The Festival is offered 90% free to the public and attracts a multicultural audience of over 60,000 people. Nowhere else in the world does so large and diverse an audience come together to experience Jewish

What Queen Street used to look like in the 1980s blogTO (blog) toronto queen street 1980s Until now, the Toronto of the ... Looking east from the bridge over the Don River, June 2, 1981. toronto queen street 1980s ... 

Power outage leaves 6000 people in the dark in Toronto's east end Toronto Star Toronto Hydro said the impacted area stretches from Queen St. E. to north of Danforth Ave., from Main St. east to Lutrell Ave., about halfway to Victoria ...Hydro outage in east end on hottest day of summer - Toronto Sun Power restored in East York - Toronto Star Power restored to 6000 customers in east-end Toronto - CityNews Full Coverage  

Italian bistro to open in condo that rejected The Real Jerk Toronto Star Papered-over windows declare that Il Ponte Cucina Italiana will be “coming soon” to the ground level of the Edge Lofts at 625 Queen St. E., directly ... 

Ten music events in Toronto this week: Aug. 22 to 28 The Globe and Mail A weekly feature that highlights the 10 best music happenings in Toronto. ... 8 p.m. $74.14 to $167.39 Sony Centre, 1 Front St. E., 1-855-985-5000 or ticketmaster.ca. ... Toronto Music Garden, 479 Queen St. W., 416-973-4000 or ... 

Toronto - Canada's largest city Times of Oman But the most appealing neighbourhoods are to the east and west, along the Front, King, Queen, Dundas and College Street thoroughfares. 

Toronto Restaurant Openings: Wood Firepit & Tap, Ronnie B's, Louis Cifer Brew House, La Zona ... blogTO (blog) Bero at 889 Queen St. East has shuttered just over a year after opening. ... The Steady (1051 Bloor St. West) has scrapped dinner service to focus ...