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‘The Family Creetin’ Delivers Deliciously Unhinged Family Drama at the Palace Theatre
The Creetin family tree may have a few rotten apples, but the resulting comedy is certainly to my taste. Stacked with stellar performances and an ensemble of outlandish characters, The Family Creetin delivers deliciously unhinged family drama at the Palace Theatre . Frederic (Dylan Rock) takes the spotlight as the rest of the Creetin family looks on. Photo by Ross Davidson. Banished by the King ’s original comedy finds the snobbishly wealthy Creetin clan in turmoil after a
Izzy Siebert
Apr 194 min read


Family Legacy: Daypuck Karate
Meet Pete Daypuck, the owner and the head instructor at Daypuck Karate! Located right at 1010 Dundas, this family owned dojo has been teaching traditional karate for nearly 30 years. “We're teaching karate as it was taught in Japan hundreds of years ago,” Daypuck says. “We are directly affiliated with the Japan Karate Association headquarter dojo in Tokyo. All our black belt exams are certified through Japan.” Daypuck Karate was founded in 2000, but the family business has be
OEV BIA
Apr 103 min read


Inspired Ink: Underdog Tattoo
Meet Katrina Cline, the owner and the lead artist at Underdog Tattoo! Located right at the entrance to Old East Village at 613 Dundas, this black owned, female led shop prides itself on its art, the trade, and their roots. “[Underdog] sounds like a pretty generic name, but it just seems like something that encompasses a lot of people's experiences here,” Cline says. “Whether you're a tattoo artist or just whatever you're doing, there's always an underdog in every situation.”
OEV BIA
Apr 23 min read


Comedor Latino: True Taco
Meet Jo Rivas, the owner of True Taco and one of our Associate Participants! Located at the Market at Western Fair District, True Taco is an authentic comedor latino, specializing in authentic Mexican and Salvadorian foods. “Comedor is literally a dining table and Latino is all Latin America,” Rivas says. “We want to bring those kinds of flavors to the people, these authentic flavors, things that you don't typically see.” True Taco’s very first spot was at the Trails End Mark
OEV BIA
Mar 273 min read
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