Sundays: Catch the midtown market before it ends
The Eglinton Way farmers’ market continues its season every Sunday in the Green P parking lot at 125 Burnaby Blvd.
Read MoreThe Eglinton Way farmers’ market continues its season every Sunday in the Green P parking lot at 125 Burnaby Blvd.
Read MoreCertified arborist Jim Lounsbery is speaking to the Leaside Garden Society about dwarf and unusual evergreens on Sept. 14.
Read MoreThe Eglinton Way farmers’ market continues its season every Sunday in the Green P parking lot at 125 Burnaby Blvd.
Read MoreBuskerFest gathers some of the most talented street performers from around the world for four days at Woodbine Park.
Read MoreThe community of Little Jamaica is celebrated at the “Love Letter to Little Jamaica” festival, on Aug. 26.
Read MoreQueen’s Park legislative building is available for free public tours through the summer every week until Sept. 4.
Read MoreToronto’s most popular food and entertainment fest, A Taste of the Danforth, is back for the first time since 2019.
Read MoreFour of Robert Munsch’s classic stories are performed as one wacky storytelling play at the Wychwood Theatre.
Read MoreQueen Street East is to be shut down between Woodbine and Beech avenues nightly from July 27 to 29 for the Beaches Jazz Festival.
Read MoreFlemingdon Community Support Services presents Art, Equity and Climate Change in RV Burgess Park every Saturday from July 15 to Aug. 19.
Read MoreJoin Heritage Toronto to wander through the leafy streets of South Hill to learn about the history and architecture of the neighbourhood.
Read MoreIf you haven’t already voted in the advance polls, June 26 is the day to cast your ballot for the next mayor or Toronto.
Read MoreThe Leaside Garden Society invites you to the Magical Gardens Tour 2023 on Saturday, June 24 from 11 a.m to 4 p.m.
Read MoreWoodbine Beach Park is the location of the next Community Environment Day in Beaches-East York on June 13.
Read MoreMidtown’s annual Spring Into Action is returning for its 17th year, with family activities and a walk/un through Sunnybrook Park.
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