Myseum Intersections

Myseum Intersections is an annual city-wide arts and culture festival that explores Toronto through intersectional perspectives. This year’s festival taking place April – June, 2021 adopts a new hybrid model, balancing socially distanced physical exhibits with virtual exhibits, events, and experiences.

SAVING LITTLE JAMAICA

In Conversation with Cadence Weapon

We recently sat down with award-winning Canadian rapper and writer Rollie Pemberton aka Cadence Weapon, to chat about the history and preservation of Little Jamaica.

Marcus Garvey and the UNIA

A look at how an international Pan-African movement shaped Black history in Toronto, and how the city’s Black residents played a significant role in unifying people of African descent.

MYSEUM OF TORONTO

Toronto’s museum without walls

Instead of asking people to come to one location to explore art, culture, and history, Myseum delivers free and accessible programs and exhibits to all corners of the city.

Over-Policing
Black and Indigenous
Lives

A discussion that takes a critical look into the history of over-policing in Canada and the communities most affected.

In Conversation with
Duke and David

A conversation between Duke Redbird & former Mayor David Crombie that reflects on Toronto’s history & Indigenous/Settler relations.

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