Community Events
Saturday, May 4th @11am
**Meet at the front steps of Bloor Collegiate
A Jane's Walk led by Meg Marshall, who will be by the green and silver refillable foil balloons at the front entrance of Bloor Collegiate.
Join us as we talk about local businesses and initiatives that allow us to live more sustainably in Bloordale and beyond. Be sure to bring a reusable container, a water bottle or thermos and a reusable bag. Everyone can make small improvements in their day to day lives to reduce their environmental impact.
Walk ends in the laneway behind Burdock.
---Accessibility---
Uneven terrain, Dogs welcome, Bicycles welcome, Busy sidewalks, Has rest breaks, Loud noises, Stairs, non-accessible curb cuts, or other barriers
**Meet at the front steps of Bloor Collegiate
A Jane's Walk led by Meg Marshall, who will be by the green and silver refillable foil balloons at the front entrance of Bloor Collegiate.
Join us as we talk about local businesses and initiatives that allow us to live more sustainably in Bloordale and beyond. Be sure to bring a reusable container, a water bottle or thermos and a reusable bag. Everyone can make small improvements in their day to day lives to reduce their environmental impact.
Walk ends in the laneway behind Burdock.
---Accessibility---
Uneven terrain, Dogs welcome, Bicycles welcome, Busy sidewalks, Has rest breaks, Loud noises, Stairs, non-accessible curb cuts, or other barriers
A Jane's Walk led by Tanya Hannah Rumble who will be sitting on the steps of the front entrance to Bloor Collegiate Institute.
Bloordale is home to a diverse mix of people, as well as land use including a number of large industrial plots, some of which are still in use, others are in transition. Like the Tower Automotive Building on Sterling Road that now houses the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art. This walk will expose you to the amazing global cuisine, laneway graffiti, and community /institutions that are transforming the once barren strip of Bloor between Dufferin and Sterling. The walk will be just under an hour and a half, a non-strenuous walk, suitable for all ages.
---Accessibility---
Uneven terrain, Dogs welcome, Bicycles welcome, Busy sidewalks, Has rest breaks
Bloordale is home to a diverse mix of people, as well as land use including a number of large industrial plots, some of which are still in use, others are in transition. Like the Tower Automotive Building on Sterling Road that now houses the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art. This walk will expose you to the amazing global cuisine, laneway graffiti, and community /institutions that are transforming the once barren strip of Bloor between Dufferin and Sterling. The walk will be just under an hour and a half, a non-strenuous walk, suitable for all ages.
---Accessibility---
Uneven terrain, Dogs welcome, Bicycles welcome, Busy sidewalks, Has rest breaks