DJ Depot equips disc jockeys with all the headphones, turntables, mixers, and amps necessary to create thrilling electronic soundtracks for house parties and nights on the town. Musicians amplify their mixes with powered and non-powered speakers and subwoofers, and spice up their sound with samplers, multi-track recorders, and monitors. Students can gain the basic skills necessary for a successful spinning career, or sign up for intensive 10-week courses to master the advanced techniques of mixing, scratching, or turning into a cyborg.

Shiatsu and LaStone therapist of Transense Healing Arts Holistic Centre employs two distinct therapy treatments to help clients reduce pain and discomfort. She uses her knuckles, thumbs, palms, knees, and elbows as instruments of relaxation, drawing from shiatsu techniques and Japanese-style acupressure to pinpoint and expunge stress. Alternatively, she uses heated basalt rocks formed from volcanic lava during LaStone therapy, loosening up knotted muscles. Her experience stems back to the Aveda Institute in Victoria, B.C., where she graduated from in 1998 in esthetics. Since 2000, she has added LaStone therapy to her repertoire, which allows her to stimulated the autonomic nervous system and increase oxygen in the body. Her subsequent interest in shiatsu led her to Shiatsu School of Canada, which enables her to continue her journey of educational growth through her daily practice.

Molson Canadian Amphitheatre provides a semi-enclosed outdoor setting for entertainment in the Toronto area. The amphitheater was completed in 1995 and the first show was a Bryan Adams concert, which sold out to audiences. Since then, millions of people have visited the arena, which seats approximately 16,000 people. The amphitheater has 5,500 reserved seats, along with VIP and Club seating. Parking is limited, but other parking is available in nearby areas. Tickets to Molson Canadian Amphitheatre can be purchased at Ticketmaster. Some events allow people to bring lawn chairs, bottled water, homemade foods, non-professional cameras and other similar items to make your visit more comfortable and convenient. Conversely, there is a list of items which are restricted or not allowed such as alcoholic beverages, laser pens, glass bottles, and recording devices. The arena is located at 909 Lakeshore Boulevard West in Toronto, Ontario.

Any time inspiration hits them—even 3:30 a.m.—musicians can rock out in one of The Jam's three studios. The private musicians' club provides members with a card that gets them 24/7 access to the studios. Here, they can jam using everything from microphones and keyboards to amplifiers and miscellaneous percussion instruments. Musicians can also collaborate and share ideas with 100 fellow members, with whom they can pre-arrange jam sessions. The strictly digital club makes things easier for artists by cultivating more than 1,000 Fake Book–style charts that members access with their personal tablets.

When Theatre Passe Muraille opened in 1968, it transformed the historic landmark Nasmith Bakery and Staples into a sanctuary for new Canadian art. But true to its name, the theatre is not constrained by any walls—literally or figuratively. Besides encouraging independent and experimental works, Theatre Passe Muraille expands beyond its brick-and-mortar location to stage innovative site-specific performances throughout Toronto. They practice a collaborative philosophy in order to achieve their far-ranging goals, valuing value risk higher than success or number of bouquets tossed onstage.

Sound Academy coordinates some of the best theater in Toronto. From the moment the curtain draws, you'll be having a great time. Be sure to visit the restaurant at this theater for a delicious meal. Enjoy the beautiful weather while you chow down — with outdoor seating, Sound Academy is a great summer destination. The lively clientele and reverberating tunes result in a noisy scene, so don't plan any quiet conversation at the theater. Parking is plentiful, so visitors can feel free to bring their vehicles.