Tag Archives: St. Lawrence Market

The City of Toronto Historic Sites present a variety of events that provide enriching entertainment for all ages while connecting visitors to Toronto’s rich history. Visit www.toronto.ca/museum-events for more information.   COLBORNE LODGE South end of High Park on Colborne ...

On June 3, the Friends of Berczy Park held a Pet-Lovers Day when dog owners were invited to bring their pets to the park and the new dog area. One of the area’s features is a gravel section—with a draining ...

On June 1, Music in St. James Park launched its sixth season with a barbecue provided by St. Lawrence Market merchants. The band Lemon Bucket Orkestra played in the park’s gazebo. The sound system was powered by two cyclists from ...

Jacquie Williams— The St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Association (SLNA) representing residents of St. Lawrence Neighbourhood is celebrating July 1st with a festival in St. James Park.  We start with a parade that will gather in Crombie Park, Sherbourne and The Esplanade ...

After a year-long process, the St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood Business Improvement Area (BIA) now has a master plan to guide public realm improvements within their boundaries. Composed by DTAH, a local landscape architectural firm, the master plan is a significant ...

After years of seeing The Esplanade between Parliament and Jarvis Streets looking forlorn during the Holiday Season, surrounded with the dazzle of the Toronto Christmas Market and festive decorations on a few streets north, I did not want to see yet another ...

The trail of a bike tire through freshly fallen snow is extremely rewarding. On Feb. 4 from 2 to 3 p.m., Christina and Anibal, volunteers with Bike Sauce, will be at the St. Lawrence Library Branch at 171 Front St. ...

The Most Reverend Colin Johnson (Archbishop of Toronto) will ordain The Reverend Leigh Kern to the Sacred Order of Priests on the Memorial of Saint Felix of Nola, Jan. 14, at 3 p.m. in St. James Cathedral, 65 Church St. ...

Archaeological work at the demolished North St Lawrence Market shows cleanliness was very much the order of the day for its vendors. It had to be, with all the food they handled. “It’s not as artifact rich. Really, it’s not ...

The 2016 Evening at the Market gala drew a happy throng of 1500 people from all over Toronto, who sampled the very best of the wares of the 120 participating vendors. Proceeds from this year’s event went to Second Harvest.—E.M.