In this weekly feature, Apt613 asks blog contributors and local figures about their takeout habits and highlights—to help you find new tasty treats to discover or revisit when you’re just OVER IT with making dinner. This week: a hangover breakfast and ice cream around town!
Shillow Beer Company has recently opened its fixed location in the city after seven years of functioning as a contract brewery out of Toronto.
Whether you have a weekend of museum and patio hopping planned, or a quiet picnic in your neighbourhood park, stay safe, stay hydrated, support local businesses, and take a deep breath of that July air, friends. We’ve gotten this far together. Let’s keep one another safe.
The latest recipient of United Way East Ontario’s Community Builder Awards is… Apt613!
Negotiations with Existence is a short film series written, photographed, and produced by Ontario artist Timothy Trieste. The presentations include lyrical music as well as short story narrations that examine the great questions about the nature of human life. His third and most recent episode came out on Jul. 12.
Mirror Mountain Film Festival offers a slew of great local, Canadian, and international alternative and underground cinema. The festival is accessible online July 24–25.
It’s like Release Radar for #ottmusic. Subscribe on Spotify.
From July 10 to 18, the public is able to enjoy amazing art downtown and outside via a new augmented reality app called Hidelight, designed by local artist Paul Sharp.
Duke Fine Foods is a new local European gourmet grocery store opening in Bells Corners later this summer 2021. Covering Eastern Europe, Germany, France, Italy, Lithuania, and more, the store will satisfy every craving and bring nostalgia to immigrant families.
Where’s the best takeout in your neighbourhood?
