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Thank you for an incredible four days at our Rhythms of Canada festival!
From the entire staff and volunteers at the Aga Khan Museum, Aga Khan Park, and Ismaili Centre, Toronto: THANK YOU!
This year’s Rhythms of Canada festival brought in more visitors than ever before, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you again next year.
Thank you to the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund for financially assisting the festival. The Museum gratefully acknowledges the support of Gold Sponsor Sun Life Financial, and Silver Sponsors Soneri Investment Group and TD Bank Group.
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Sunday, July 23, 10 am | Tickets from $54
Walk and Talk: Water Stories
The Aga Khan Museum, Toronto Green Community’s Lost River, and Flemingdon Community Farm invite you to join a unique urban excursion and guided tour through the Don Valley neighbourhood, the Aga Khan Park, and the Aga Khan Museum.
Discover the fascinating world of the watershed beneath our feet as you explore the long history and connections between water, land, culture, and agriculture in our neighbourhood.
All tickets include Museum admission, a one-hour urban walk and farm visit, a roundtrip bus ride, a light lunch, and a guided Museum tour.
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New podcast episode out now featuring Australian Comedian Nazeem Hussain
Nazeem Hussain has fast become one of the biggest stars of Australian comedy, and a much-loved television and radio personality.
He is the creator and star of two television comedy shows, Legally Brown and Orange Is the New Brown. Nazeem’s Netflix special Nazeem Hussain: Public Frenemy, filmed in Montreal at the Just for Laughs Festival, started streaming globally in 2019, introducing Nazeem to a legion of new fans, and critical acclaim.
He has recently released the children’s book Hy-Larious Hyena! and is currently working on the sequel. Nazeem talks to AR about being an outsider who broke through in Australia’s comedy scene.
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Events & Programs
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Summer Camp
July 4–Aug 11, ages 6–12
Our summer camps may have officially kicked off, but limited spots are still available!
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Diwan Restaurant
Open Tuesdays to Sundays for lunch (11:30 am–2:30 pm) and Fridays to Sundays for dinner (5–8 pm)
Summerlicious returns to Diwan with an exclusive menu from July 7–23
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TD Pop-up Performer of the Week
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Every Wednesday (5, 6, 7 pm), Saturday, and Sunday (12, 1, 3 pm)
Diar (دْيَار )
Throughout the year, enjoy informal performances presented by TD Bank Group — of jazz, Latin, Persian, traditional Asian music, and more — by a range of captivating artists in the Museum’s public spaces and galleries.
This week, listen to Diar (دْيَار ) — a Syrian band dedicated to reviving and preserving traditional Syrian and Arabic songs by infusing them with a flamenco touch. Their aim is to cultivate and celebrate the rich, Arabic heritage through their music, using easy rhythms so everyone can appreciate and enjoy it.
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Happening in and around Toronto
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On display until November 19, 2023
On now at ROM: Being and Belonging
ROM invites visitors to examine the defining issues of our time from the perspective of 25 women artists from or connected to the broader Islamic world in the new original exhibition, Being and Belonging. Running until November 19, 2023, this bold exhibition presents the diverse voices and experiences of artists spanning the vast territory from West Africa to Southeast Asia, as well as from the wider Islamic diaspora.
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July 7–9 | Trillium Park | 955 Lakeshore Blvd W
Our friends at Small World Music are back with their Small World Music Festival!
Taking place July 7–9 at Trillium Park, you can join them for a FREE outdoor, family-friendly community celebration. It will be an unforgettable weekend of music, food, dance, crafts, and plenty more. The Festival continues Small World’s 25-year tradition of showcasing talented artists from around the world and around the corner.
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New in at the Aga Khan Museum Shop
Limited edition Museum merchandise available in-store only
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Shop exclusive Aga Khan Museum-branded water bottles, caps, and yoga mats in-store only at the Shop! With Yoga in the Park in full swing, these items make the perfect accessories while you stretch and meditate in the peaceful surrounds of the Park.
The Aga Khan Museum Shop is open Tuesdays to Sundays from 10 am to 5:30 pm, and open late on Wednesdays to 8 pm.
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Your support makes a difference. Donate today!
Please consider supporting the Museum by making a donation or becoming a Friend or a Patron.
Your generosity will help us spread hope with programs that spark wonder and connect communities. Thank you so much.
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Keep up to date with us on social
Use the hashtag #AgaKhanMuseum to share your photos
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The Aga Khan Museum is built on land that is and has been under the stewardship of many Indigenous peoples over millennia, including the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee, the Wendat and the Mississaugas of the Credit Nation. We are grateful for the opportunity to work and live on this land and be in this territory.
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