Arts

Volunteers, vision and community spirit powered the fairy tale's production.

Black History Month Showcase at the Toronto Archives highlights Black artists who continue to shape Canada’s cultural landscape.

Black culture, community and creativity were on display on Feb. 5 at the Black Student Support and Engagement's event.

People brought their community stories to the Thistletown Community Centre while learning about the history of their neighbourhoods.

Humber faculty and alumni are tied to multiple Grammy wins over the years.

Wyrmwell Studios is no more. The exhibition holds the final remnants of the student-centred studio’s memory.

Humber’s Arts Administration and Cultural Management program hosts its fifth annual art show at the Etobicoke Civic Centre.

Toronto's Female Eye Film Festival gives a platform for directors whose work is often shunned by Hollywood.

From Humber Polytechnic’s Lakeshore campus to downtown streets, Toronto came alive on Oct. 4 as Nuit Blanche 2025 transformed the city into an all-night celebration of art, culture, and connection.

Humber music students joined the event to explore ways music ties people together.