Culture & Community

An Italian restaurant and banquet hall on Cedar Street South — lunch and supper two days a week, takeout all afternoon.

Wood-oven pizza and pasta nights at the Italian club on Seacliff Drive East.

Toronto's Italian party experience — long-weekend nights that bring the community together, unapologetically for the culture.

Toronto's Italian cultural centre — festivals, arts, athletics and community traditions on Lawrence Avenue West.

Italy's cultural institute in Toronto teaches Italian at every level — ten-week CEFR courses, in person on Huron Street or live online.

An afternoon making fettuccine and tomato sauce by hand with the Nonne of Kingston's Italo-Canadian Club — five seats, $150.