The Indonesian Food Festival was back for another year at Yonge & Dundas Square. It featured a bazaar of Indonesian food, spices and food products, cooking demos with Indonesian products, music performances, a batik fashion show and an exhibition of… Read More »Indonesian Food Festival
The Toronto Ukrainian Festival is North America’s largest festival of its kind. It’s a colourful, weekend-long event celebrating the Ukrainian culture, its people, music and dances. Every year the Festival attracts audiences well in excess of 500,000 from across Canada,… Read More »Toronto Ukrainian Festival 2022
For the summer of 2022, Market Street (parallel street to St. Lawrence Market), is pedestrian-only. There are comfortable chairs and plenty of patios to sit in, and live entertainment happens over the lunchtime hours. On To Front Street East
Earlier today, teams of 10 people pulled a Second Harvest truck 100 feet across Nathan Phillips Square, competing for the fastest time. Each team will have raised a minimum of $2,000 to support Second Harvest food rescue charity. Teams from… Read More »Second Harvest Truck Pull
Another summertime pedestrian-only Sunday in Kensington Market. My shots on this particular excursion were not as plentiful as could be; it was brutally hot and humid that day so I didn’t last long as a result. I’ll be back…
Today I swing through College Park, walk down Yonge Street to catch the tail end of OpenStreetsTO, visit the Panamerican Food & Music Festival at Yonge-Dundas Square, and finish up on Dundas Street East where I checked out some urban… Read More »A Rainy Day Walk
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