July 28: Walk through Mount Pleasant Cemetery
The Royal Ontario Museum’s ROMWalks stroll’s through Mount Pleasant Cemetery, one of Toronto’s largest cemeteries, on July 28.
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Tours
July 25: A walk through Toronto’s queer past
You can join the ArQuives, formerly the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives, on a walk through Toronto’s queer past on July 25.
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July 13: 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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July 11: Discover past and present of Dundas-Carlaw
You can discover the Dundas-Carlaw area’s industrial past and learn how this modern neighbourhood was created at Heritage Toronto’s tour on June 9.
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Tuesdays, Saturdays: Explore Wilket Creek Ravine
The Wilket Creek Ravine Tour explores the tributary of the Don River that lies to the west of Toronto Botanical Garden on Tuesdays and some Saturdays.
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July 6: Public art walk in Riverside
The Riverside Public Art Walk on July 6 weaves together stories of changes over space and time, heritage, people, nature,
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July 3: 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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June 30: The secrets of Queen’s Park Circle
The ROM presents a walking tour of Queen’s Park Circle, sharing the stories of the legislature, the mansions, St. Michael’s and Victoria University.
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June 22: Leaside garden tour plus flower show
The Leaside Garden Society presents a self-guided garden tour. You can meet the gardeners, exchange horticultural notes or simply smell the flowers.
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June 16: Finding hidden treasures in North Rosedale
You can uncover the history of North Rosedale — from its beginnings as a golf course and lacrosse field to the rise of its residential development .
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June 15: A walk through Toronto’s queer past
You can join the ArQuives, formerly the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives, on a walk through Toronto’s queer past on June 15.
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Tuesdays, Saturdays: Explore Wilket Creek Ravine
The Wilket Creek Ravine Tour explores the tributary of the Don River that lies to the west of Toronto Botanical Garden on Tuesdays and some Saturdays.
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June 9: Discover past and present of Dundas-Carlaw
You can discover the Dundas-Carlaw area’s industrial past and learn how this modern neighbourhood was created at Heritage Toronto’s tour on June 9.
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