Oct. 18: Rock painting workshop at S. Walter Stewart
Youth ages 13 to 19 can learn how to turn rocks into mini masterpieces using paint or coloured pencils at S. Walter Stewart Library, 170 Memorial Park Ave.
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THINGS TO DO
Wednesdays: Bloor-Borden farmers’ market to end of October
The Bloor-Borden Farmers’ Market is back again every Wednesday at the Green P parking lot between Lippincott and Borden streets, just south of Bloor Street West.
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Oct. 13: Explore prestigious Rosedale
The Royal Ontario Museum presents a tour of the tree-lined streets of the prestigious enclave, Rosedale, once the suburb of choice for Toronto’s wealthy.
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Oct. 6: Leslieville Flea at Ashbridge Estate
The Leslieville Flea is a curated flea market that sells vintage and handcrafted goods at the Ashbridge Estate, 1444 Queen St. E.
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Oct. 5: Solar observing at science centre
You can safely observe the sun with specially filtered telescopes on selected Saturdays at the Ontario Science Centre throughout 2019.
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Oct. 3–23: Yonge Lawrence artwalk returns
The Yonge Lawrence Village BIA presents its 15th Annual Artwalk in partnership with The North Toronto Group of Artists from
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Saturdays: Withrow Park market continues into fall
The farmers’ market, in the northeast corner of Withrow Park in Riverdale, runs on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., until Oct. 12.
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Sundays: Leslieville farmers’ market on into October
The Leslieville Farmer’s Market is running on Sundays throughout the summer at Jonathan Ashbridge Park between Queen Street East and Eastern Avenue.
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Sept. 25: Filmmaker’s funny take on life at Riverdale Library
Filmmaker and visual humorist Cameron Tingley presents his short live-action films and shares his observations of modern society in “Life As We Know It.”
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Sept. 23: Add Women, Make Change?
The University Women’s Club North York presents Diane Montreuil, artist and docent at the ROM, speaking on Indigenous art and storytelling on April 29.
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Sept. 22: French and Mexican song at Heliconian Hall
The sonorities of France and Mexico fill the air, when Canadian soprano Renée Bouthot and Mexican-American pianist Ana Cervantes join forces in concert.
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Sept. 19: Heritage Toronto walk through Yorkville
Join Heritage Toronto on a walk through Yorkville and explore the transformation of one of Toronto’s most noteworthy neighbourhoods.
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Sept. 16: Free night to explore the ROM
The ROM is open extended hours on the third Monday night of each month. Visitors have complimentary access to explore the 40 galleries.
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Weekends: Children’s Garden at the Brick Works
Every weekend through summer, children are inspired to use their imagination in open-ended play and contribute to the care of the Brick Works space.
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Wednesdays: Bloor-Borden farmers’ market carries on into fall
The Bloor-Borden Farmers’ Market is back again every Wednesday at the Green P parking lot between Lippincott and Borden streets, just south of Bloor Street West.
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