Blog
Reflections on how we work, what we're learning, and what's happening across our programs.
A lecture examining archaeological sites, geological evidence, and cross-cultural myths that challenge conventional narratives about the origins of civilization.
A sculptural exhibition and immersive installation by ceramic artist Tanya Besedina, created in collaboration with the AVE Choir and supported by the City of Toronto and the Ontario Arts Council.
Zhivoye Festival blurs the line between performer and audience. Sofya Voronko and Pony Please perform for a community that gathers to experience something together.
Ave Choir's holiday poster breaks the mold, capturing the real personalities behind the voices. A celebration of community, individuality, and the beauty of difference.
A ceramic art and choral performance project by Tanya Besedina in collaboration with the Sunday Singers Choir, presented at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery in Waterloo, Ontario.
Pony Please brings Moulin Rouge-inspired energy to VIBE Festival. A night of French music, theatricality, and spontaneous collaborations under the summer sky.
Sofya Voronko returns to Dobroslyot year after year. A story about the rare atmosphere that keeps artists coming back to the same stage.
Artist Andrey Shmatnik sketches the Sol Multicultural Music Festival live. Watercolour portraits of choirs, musicians, and quiet moments captured in real time.
Spiritual Cabaret Lab brought together La La Larks Choir, families, and community for a spring celebration of music, creativity, and connection.
A parent-child choir in Toronto, led by conductor Sofya Voronko, originally created for homeschooling families and open to children and parents of all backgrounds and experience levels.
The Multicultural Sol Festival brings choirs from across Ontario together. In its second year, the festival grew brighter, louder, and more colorful than ever.
A cat supervises final preparations for the Sol Multicultural Music Festival. Behind-the-scenes moments that make the festival story complete.
Sol Multicultural Music Festival 2025 celebrated Jewish culture through music, storytelling, tradition, and cuisine. Maya Gamzu's performance set the tone for a day of community and connection.
At La La Larks, children express themselves through drawing, costumes, instrument decorating, and imagination alongside singing.
La La Larks Choir and the homeschooling community came together for a spring celebration filled with songs, music, creative activities, and shared food.
Halloween, farm visits, pumpkin carving, and music. October is a special time for La La Larks Choir and Spiritual Cabaret Lab.
With a new school year comes new songs, new friendships, and new adventures in music. La La Larks welcomes returning and new singers.
A mask-making workshop with actress and puppet maker Alla Petrov, bringing music, art, imagination, and movement together for children and families.
La La Larks Choir joined Ave Choir for a special event presented by Spiritual Cabaret Lab at the library. Music, creativity, and community for all ages.
At La La Larks, rehearsals are full of movement, rhythm games, and laughter. Music is about more than singing.
The conductor of La La Larks is also a songwriter and performer in Toronto's music scene. A concert at Barsuk celebrating original music and collaboration.
On February 14, 2023, La La Larks celebrated its new branding with a logo, drums, and T-shirts. A milestone for the growing children's choir.
In December 2022, the La La Larks Choir held its first concert at Amazing Cat Performances in North York. A milestone for our young singers.
La La Larks is a children's choir in Toronto welcoming new singers. No auditions, no pressure. Registration is open now.