Danann Swanton survives the mud of Glastonbury and shares her top tips on how…. Adele’s “Rolling in the deep” echoed from the bottom of my camping bag; after rummaging in the bottomless pit, I found my mobile. Mum. “Did you know Glastonbury is predicted to be the muddiest on record?” she gushed, the moment I answered the call. You don’t say, I thought, as I glanced around at my surroundings. I was in the middle of a bloody swamp. Mudbury had officially started. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Water? Check. Easy-to-navigate transport system? Check. Beautiful and varied architecture? Check. An abundance of excellent restaurants? Check. A thriving, quirky and exciting bar and nightlife scene? Check. Film, music and food festivals aplenty? Check, check and CHECK! And that is why we just love Toronto. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Every June sees the annual music, film and interactive festival NXNE takeover venues around downtown Toronto. This year the sun came out to shine on the 17th event with over 300,000 people enjoying the fun (110,000 of them filling Dundas Square over 4 days to see bands like Fucked Up, Descendents, DD/MM/YYY, Cults, Devo, Digable Planets and The Pharcyde). Team Fused headed out to check out the action, catch some rays on a boat, take in some bands and films and enjoy the Toronto way of life. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

After pounding the streets of the city and navigating your way from one cool area to another you’ll need to fuel yourself with some hearty food. Here is our pick to get you through the day… CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Our friends at the Lomography Store in Toronto have sent us over some neat ideas, suggestions and pics of the city so if you are heading over be sure to check them out. They host regular fun events for adventurers with cameras and have a very nice store on Queen Street West. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >