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Young minds need more than food and shelter. The Arts expand horizons, and music speaks to everyone. No wonder Dixon Hall’s Music School has garnered praise and such positive attention from across the city. Every year, hundreds of children from low-income families are exposed to the joy of music through high quality instruction for fees as low as $3.00 per lesson.

Acquiring and excelling at a new skill in turn promotes self-esteem and builds a positive self-image. Moreover, early exposure to the arts shows children what life can offer—creativity, fun and beauty. A wonderful world of possibilities opens up and a lifelong passion for music can take root. Many of Dixon Hall’s music students go on to perform, win awards and launch successful careers in music.

Now in its 18th year, the Andy Kim Christmas show has become one of the holiday seasn's must-attend events. Every December, the Montreal-born and Juno-award-winning singer calls on his closet musician friends to join him for a concert event that raises money for CAMH Gifts of Light. This year's event takes place at Massey Hall on Wednesday December 7th, and will feature performances by Metric, Broken Social Scene, Ron Sexsmith, Scott Helman, Dan Hill, The Sadies, Molly Johnson and other guests.

Established in 1998, Canada's Walk of Fame is a national registered charity that recognizes and celebrates Canadians who excel in their respective fields, fueling our sense of Canadian pride and inspiring the next generation to follow in their footsteps. The foremost honour for cultural excellence in Canada, Canada's Walk of Fame presents year-round events and programs to educate and foster pride among Canadians, support Canadian culture and provide a platform for emerging talent in Canada.

Programs include a festival featuring some of Canada's most popular and iconic performers, as well as emerging artists from across the country, the Peter Soumalias Unsung Hero Honour recognizing Canadians making a difference in their community, the Emerging Artist Music Mentorship program, and the nationally televised broadcast designated by the CRTC as a program of national interest.

With 2016's additions, 167 stars recognizing remarkable Canadians have a permanent place of tribute on Canada's Walk of Fame in the streets of Toronto's Entertainment District.

For a complete list of inductees along with more information on Canada's Walk of Fame, please visit: