Feb. 18–April 1: Winter Stations art exhibit on the beach
Winners of the fifth annual Winter Stations competition will be on display, ready to interact with visitors on Woodbine Beach starting Feb. 18.
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The Beaches-Leslieville online edition of Streeter covers the area east of the Don Valley to Victoria Park Avenue, stretching along the lakeshore and separated from Riverdale-East York to the north by the VIA rail line. It encompasses the neighbourhoods of Leslieville, Little India, the Beach and Upper Beaches. It also includes the Studio District, the Beach Triangle, Woodbine Park and several of Toronto’s finest beaches.
Feb. 5: East-end public consultation on city budget
The public is invited to join city councillors Paul Fletcher and Brad Bradford and budget committee chair Gary Crawford to discuss the city’s 2019 budget.
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Dec. 21–30: Cinderella comes to the east end
Torrent Productions returns with its third annual production to Toronto’s East End this holiday season with Cinderella: A Merry Magical Pantomime .
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Those raccoon lovers are at it again—with kids book
The classic book series Where’s Waldo? now has competition — Toronto-style — as a fun-filled raccoon book hits the shelves.
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Dec. 14–15: Winter market on Carlaw
Locally handcrafted goods, artisanal foods and local farmers present an opportunity to find unique gifts and holiday treats at Crow’s Theatre.
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Community joins in Beaches Santa Claus Parade
More than a thousand families lined a kilometre-long stretch of Kingston Road and side streets on Nov. 25 for the Beaches Santa Claus Parade.
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Beach author brings his existential novel to festival
Vice Principal of St. Michael’s College at U of T, Randy Boyagoda, who calls the Beach home, was at the Toronto International Festival of Authors.
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Nov. 17: Faculty concert from Upper Beaches Music School
The first faculty concert of the year is presented by Upper Beaches Music School, 276 Main St. on Nov. 17 from 3 to 4 p.m.
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Oct. 27: Halloween on Queen East
Halloween on Queen features a costume parade, prizes, face painting, a fortune teller, palm readers, live music, stilt walkers, buskers and more family fun.
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Oct. 27: Riverside’s Annual Halloween Fest
Kids and families can enjoy free spooky fun at Riverside’s Annual Halloween Fest & Fundraiser on Oct. 27.
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MP seeking emergency climate debate after residents’ request
Beaches-East York MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith is seeking an emergency Parliamentary debate on climate change after being pressed by local residents.
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78 counts for man charged after Leslieville tire-slashing investigation
A man has been charged with 78 counts of mischief and damage to property after an investigation into a campaign of tire slashing in the Leslieville area.
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Oct. 4–25: Creative writing workshop at Main
A creative writing workshop is being held at Main Street Library on Oct. 4, 11, 18, and 25 from 6 to 8 p.m.
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Sept. 23: Walk to defeat bladder cancer
Toronto’s Bladder Cancer Canada Awareness Walk takes place on Sept. 23 with a 5K stroll through Wilket Creek Park, part of Sunnybrook Park off Leslie Street.
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Sept. 22: Park and Bark Shows start fall in Leslieville
After the spring season’s Park & Bark Dog Shows, the second community dog show of the fall season gets underfoot outdoors at 1151 Queen St. E.
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