There were two major ethnic street festivals happening in Toronto this weekend: the Roncesvalles Polish Festival and the Bloor West Village Toronto Ukrainian Festival. I’ve posted previously about the Ukrainian Festival, so I thought I’d cover the Polish Festival this… Read More »Roncesvalles Polish Festival
On August 19 and 20 the Toronto Chinatown Business Improvement Area hosted its 23rd annual Toronto Chinatown Festival on Spadina Avenue, running from Sullivan Street to College Street. This year the Festival’s theme was Flaming Phoenix: Rebirth & Uprising, signifying… Read More »Toronto Chinatown Festival 2023
This past weekend saw the two-day Festival of South Asia take over Gerrard Street East from Glenside Avenue to Coxwell Avenue. The main focus of the Festival of South Asia is to celebrate the diversity of South Asian culture. The… Read More »Festival of South Asia 2023
Well, the streets have been swept, the tourists have (mostly) gone and the village has settled back down to its everyday rhythm. Toronto Pride is over for another year but it left in its wake a lot of memories. For… Read More »Toronto Pride 2023
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
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…
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