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Category Archives: Entertainment District
Rubies Mean that Summer’s Here!
Half-way into July (I’ll say it again, half-way into July!!!) and I’d say it’s about time to do a ruby post. With its intense raspberry colour, ruby is birthstone for July. The ruby is one of the most prized gemstones in history. It was thought to promote power white warding off evil. The ruby represents […]
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Calendar Girls
If you’ve seen the movie, I bet you can’t wait to see the play. If you haven’t seen the move, I bet you can’t wait to see the play. Nude calendars mostly exist in first year dorm rooms and garages…unless… the nude calendar supports a good cause. In that case, you will find them in […]
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“Railway Children” Coming To Toronto
Who hasn’t played a “chu-chu” train game? We have all enjoyed a wooden train set, pretended the fork was a train in order to feed a stubborn mouth, or acted like a train engine carrying “cargo” around the living room floor. Trains spark the imagination of children, but they also evoke romanticism in adults. Train […]
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Chinese New Year: the Year of the Rabbit
“Oh my ears and whiskers, how late it’s getting!” exclaims Carroll’s rabbit in Alice and Wonderland. With the Chinese New Year celebrations almost over we want to wish everyone a happy 2011, the year of the rabbit. Traditionally, the rabbit brings the welcome promise of prosperity. The rabbit, which bears dozens of offspring at a […]
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Toronto Antiques on King Loves “Priscilla: Queen of the Desert”, Especially its Vintage Jewellery
The staff at Toronto Antiques on King are squinting today and it’s not because we’ve been looking directly at the sun. It’s because we’ve been selling a lot of vintage costume jewellery and boy, does it sparkle something fabulous. Nothing excites our enthusiasm for vintage costume jewellery more than Mirvish Productions’ Priscilla: Queen of the […]
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We Moved All Our Antiques, Whoopi Goldberg Visits & Today We Started Blogging!
We may be an antique store, but that doesn’t mean we are old fashioned! We are very excited to now have this forum to share our latest news, upcoming store events, and all things antique with you. And what a great time to start blogging just after moving into our new location at 284 King […]
Wishful Drinking: Our Staff Party