The Brain Project is a Toronto-wide art exhibit created by the Baycrest Foundation to raise awareness and inspire conversations about brain health with Canadians. Proceeds support Baycrest’s world-leading work in brain health and aging care, research and education. The Brain Project engages artists from across the globe, both established and emerging, to design and create one-of-a-kind sculptures that are displayed throughout the city, and will be available for purchase. This year, The Brain Project will focus on one key driver in maintaining brain health and support in delaying the impacts of dementia: physical fitness.

This summer, you can shop The Millie Market’s beautiful, artisan-made tabletop, home and décor objects at Yorkville Village. A social enterprise and artisan shoppe, The Millie Market promotes traditional crafts and supports women-owned and women-led businesses in 19 countries around the world. We talked to founder Chelsea Brown about the inspiration behind the market, and what you will find in store.  Can you tell us a little bit about Millie? We are woman-founded; I am the owner and the founder.

The Nineties are back in fashion—again—and cargo pants and skirts are a must-have for Spring/Summer 2023. This time around, instead of wearing them with Y2K fashion staples like baby tees and plaid shirts, consider dressing up your cargo pants with blazers, dress shirts and heels for a more elegant take on the utilitarian trend. Agolde’s wide-leg cargo jeans look great with a matching denim top, or your go-to silk blouse. Available at TNT.   Dress up these cropped pants from Heidi-Ho2 with wedge sandals and a breezy button-up.   Make these Judith & Charles cotton twill, high-waist pants your new workwear staple.   This made-in-Italy, Maska cargo skirt features an adjustable hem, and will look great whether you’re in flats or platform sandals.   These tailored Brunello Cucinelli pants can be styled with sneakers or loafers, and your favourite linen blazer.

Fleurs de Villes Voyage is back in the Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood from May 10 -14 which includes a floral trail of discovery and global destinations, created by Toronto’s favourite florists. Come experience the beauty of nature and immerse yourself in a lush jungle-themed animation in the Oval. This is the perfect opportunity to indulge in the vibrant colors and scents of fresh flowers while exploring the stunning floral displays created by local florists.

From a stunning, floral salad mix to an oak serving platter that will elevate any occasion, here are five chic and flavourful finds for your kitchen. Add some pretty blooms to your spring table with Paradise Fields’ organic Cosmic Salad Mix. Find it at Whole Foods.   Looking for kick with a twist? Abokichi’s Okazu miso condiments, available at Whole Foods, are plant-based, made in Canada and simply delicious.   New season, new coffee blends available at Jacked Up Coffee.

In a blue mood this season? So are we. From maxi skirts to cargo jeans, all things denim are trending for spring. Low maintenance and high impact, here are seven ways to add more denim to your wardrobe now. This boxy, colourblock Esqualo jacket at Heidi-Ho2 is ideal for transitional weather days.   Swap out your mini for a midi- or maxi-length skirt from Maska this spring.   These Si Rossi heels, available at TNT, would look great a floral or linen dress.   In a smart dark denim, this A.P.C.