TORONTO PURSUITS – Have it YOUR way
Who remembers that little ditty? Here’s a hint…”Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce, special orders don’t upset us.” Since our dad […]
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GUEST BLOG — Bridging the Gap Between Eastern and Western Perspectives on Art with Betty Ann Jordan
Dear friends, Each summer for ten years I’ve led a Classical Pursuits art appreciation seminar, but never have I been
GUEST POST — Exploring a Subtler Style of Music with Rick Phillips
Hello and welcome to Classical Pursuits 2014. I am Rick Phillips and I’ll be leading the seminar Impressionism in Music.
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GUEST BLOG — Exploring the Dynamics of a Diaspora with Julia Zarankin
Dear All, I am very much looking forward to delving into the world of Caribbean literature, under the guidance of
GUEST POST — Getting Into the Spirit of the Story with the Mahabharata
Dear friends, The Mahabharata comes in many sizes and languages. The author of the version we will use at Toronto
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GUEST POST — Seeking the Centre with Nella Cotrupi
Hello, I am really looking forward to our conversations about these important books and hope you are also getting fired
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GUEST POST — Exploring the Sounds of a Shared Style with Tom Jones
Dear Friends, My impulse in creating this seminar was to share with others the type of experience I had when
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GUEST POST — Getting Into the Spirit of the Qur’an by Don Whitfield
Dear Fellow Rumi-nators, I hope that you have been able to get copies of the two books for our seminar
GUEST POST — Beauty in All Things by Sean Forester
Dear Friends, In the Edo period (1603-1867), Japanese culture achieved a rare level of refinement. This summer in Toronto we
