Kaleidoscope: New Works by Five Toronto Artists

Just steps from Queen Street East, the Leslie Grove Gallery is hosting *Kaleidoscope: New Works by Five Toronto Artists*, an intimate group exhibition celebrating the ever-shifting ways local creatives view the world.

Much like a kaleidoscope transforms ordinary pieces of glass into mesmerizing patterns, this exhibition brings together five distinct artistic voices who take the familiar apart and reassemble it in unexpected ways. Featured artists include Carmine Scioscia, whose work weaves mirrored motifs with playful mythic nods; Maryna Gorelik, known for water-reflected urban scenes; Vuk Pavlovic, who fragments landscapes into geometric time layers; Dina Scioscia, exploring mixed media and ceramics; and Lou Thompson, celebrating the quiet beauty of everyday still lifes.

Visiting Leslie Grove Located at 1158 Queen St. East, the gallery is right in the heart of Leslieville. Admission is free, and the exhibition runs through August 2, 2026.

Make a full afternoon of it by checking out nearby indie coffee shops, vintage boutiques, or strolling down to Ashbridges Bay just south of the neighbourhood.