Art Toronto 2010, the 11th edition of the Toronto International Art Fair, returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, October 29th to November 1st. This four-day event features over 1,000 artists exhibited in more than 100 Canadian and international fine art galleries. Join this gathering of some of the world's best galleries and artists.

Pieces range in price from $300 to 3 million dollars.

Special Opening Night Preview on October 28 to benefit the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Lectures and on-site events are free with admission tickets.

General admission $18; Groups/Students/Seniors $14; Four-day pass $44; Children under 10 are free.

Rafeef Ziadah launched her album of collected spoken word poetry put to music at Toronto's Concord Cafe late last fall. She performed a few selected poems to an audience of friends, fans, musicians and of course Palestinian political activists. On Ziadah's anticipated debut album Hadeel, you'll find a selection of 10 poems that established this Palestinian spoken word artist's reputation as a political poet in Toronto over the past six years. Her work is accompanied by a diverse range of musicians, adding a new layer of depth to the work.

Alberta artist Wednesday Lupypciw will give a presentation about her work followed by an interactive demonstration of knot-tying techniques.Members $10, Non-members $12, Full-time students Pay-What-You-Can.Advance tickets may be purchased in person at the TMC’s front desk.