TOPS presents Challengers at Corktown Common As part of Toronto Outdoor Picture Show’s “When We Were Young”-themed film programme, join TOPS on July 31 for a free screening of Challengers, with short film Haus. See all event details here Food and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase on-site Eats & Treats for Sale @ 7 pm / Showtime @ Sundown (~ 8:45 pm) BYOBlanket & Chairs Films are screened with captioning Please click to read about additional accessibility features. See all Corktown Common screenings here Check out TOPS’ full summer calendar for more free community screenings
Splash On Earth Join Splash on Earth at Milliken and Parkway Forest Park for an exciting fusion of art, sustainability, and community engagement! Our interactive event transforms food waste into vibrant eco-paint, bringing people together to create large-scale asphalt murals that inspire action on climate change.Through hands-on painting, visitors of all ages can explore the power of art in shaping a greener future. Our murals not only beautify public spaces but also spark important conversations about food waste reduction, environmental sustainability, and urban resilience.Whether you’re an artist, an environmental enthusiast, or just looking for a fun and meaningful activity, this event welcomes everyone to connect, create, and make an impact. Drop by, grab a brush, and be part of a movement that turns waste into wonder!
Splash On Earth Join Splash on Earth at Milliken and Parkway Forest Park for an exciting fusion of art, sustainability, and community engagement! Our interactive event transforms food waste into vibrant eco-paint, bringing people together to create large-scale asphalt murals that inspire action on climate change.Through hands-on painting, visitors of all ages can explore the power of art in shaping a greener future. Our murals not only beautify public spaces but also spark important conversations about food waste reduction, environmental sustainability, and urban resilience.Whether you’re an artist, an environmental enthusiast, or just looking for a fun and meaningful activity, this event welcomes everyone to connect, create, and make an impact. Drop by, grab a brush, and be part of a movement that turns waste into wonder!
Splash On Earth Join Splash on Earth at Milliken and Parkway Forest Park for an exciting fusion of art, sustainability, and community engagement! Our interactive event transforms food waste into vibrant eco-paint, bringing people together to create large-scale asphalt murals that inspire action on climate change.Through hands-on painting, visitors of all ages can explore the power of art in shaping a greener future. Our murals not only beautify public spaces but also spark important conversations about food waste reduction, environmental sustainability, and urban resilience.Whether you’re an artist, an environmental enthusiast, or just looking for a fun and meaningful activity, this event welcomes everyone to connect, create, and make an impact. Drop by, grab a brush, and be part of a movement that turns waste into wonder!
Splash On Earth Join Splash on Earth at Milliken and Parkway Forest Park for an exciting fusion of art, sustainability, and community engagement! Our interactive event transforms food waste into vibrant eco-paint, bringing people together to create large-scale asphalt murals that inspire action on climate change.Through hands-on painting, visitors of all ages can explore the power of art in shaping a greener future. Our murals not only beautify public spaces but also spark important conversations about food waste reduction, environmental sustainability, and urban resilience.Whether you’re an artist, an environmental enthusiast, or just looking for a fun and meaningful activity, this event welcomes everyone to connect, create, and make an impact. Drop by, grab a brush, and be part of a movement that turns waste into wonder!
Common Ground Dance Festival Common Ground Dance Festival produced by TOES FOR DANCE is a free, outdoor, intercultural, and participatory celebration of movement and community that includes:-energetic and grounded dance workshops for all levels in a variety of styles-compelling site performances that animated unexpected spaces-charming and evocative mainstage performances featuring both student and professional dancers with live music-insightful artist talks through which audience members can connect with the inspiring dancers and choreographers who bring the festival to life!Join us for our fifth anniversary season! In 2025, Lee Lifeson Art Park is our main festival location, with performances taking place between September 18-20. It’s only a hop, skip, and jump away from North York Centre subway station; so it’s easy to join in the fun! Through our festival offerings this year, you will be able to witness Hip Hop, Bharatanatyam, Western Contemporary, Garba, Indigenous Hoop, Métis Jigging, Flamenco, and dances of Indigenous Latinx and Afro-Caribbean influences.The festival’s mission is intercultural, with programming that gathers a diverse constellation of Toronto’s artists and community members for the purpose of creating connection. We invite you to witness the beauty and power of multiple artistic expressions moving through a shared space, and to contribute your energy and presence to the experience. It is our hope that our friendly vibe, matched with the incredible talent of the artists on stage will move you, uplift you, challenge you, and inspire you.Whether you’re an experienced dancer or you have an unexplored curiosity for movement, let’s breathe deeply, meet each other amongst the greenery, practice curiosity, and revel in the joys of movement – together! We are looking forward to welcoming you! Rain date: September 21
Common Ground Dance Festival Common Ground Dance Festival produced by TOES FOR DANCE is a free, outdoor, intercultural, and participatory celebration of movement and community that includes:-energetic and grounded dance workshops for all levels in a variety of styles-compelling site performances that animated unexpected spaces-charming and evocative mainstage performances featuring both student and professional dancers with live music-insightful artist talks through which audience members can connect with the inspiring dancers and choreographers who bring the festival to life!Join us for our fifth anniversary season! In 2025, Lee Lifeson Art Park is our main festival location, with performances taking place between September 18-20. It’s only a hop, skip, and jump away from North York Centre subway station; so it’s easy to join in the fun! Through our festival offerings this year, you will be able to witness Hip Hop, Bharatanatyam, Western Contemporary, Garba, Indigenous Hoop, Métis Jigging, Flamenco, and dances of Indigenous Latinx and Afro-Caribbean influences.The festival’s mission is intercultural, with programming that gathers a diverse constellation of Toronto’s artists and community members for the purpose of creating connection. We invite you to witness the beauty and power of multiple artistic expressions moving through a shared space, and to contribute your energy and presence to the experience. It is our hope that our friendly vibe, matched with the incredible talent of the artists on stage will move you, uplift you, challenge you, and inspire you.Whether you’re an experienced dancer or you have an unexplored curiosity for movement, let’s breathe deeply, meet each other amongst the greenery, practice curiosity, and revel in the joys of movement – together! We are looking forward to welcoming you! Rain date: September 21
Common Ground Dance Festival Common Ground Dance Festival produced by TOES FOR DANCE is a free, outdoor, intercultural, and participatory celebration of movement and community that includes:-energetic and grounded dance workshops for all levels in a variety of styles-compelling site performances that animated unexpected spaces-charming and evocative mainstage performances featuring both student and professional dancers with live music-insightful artist talks through which audience members can connect with the inspiring dancers and choreographers who bring the festival to life!Join us for our fifth anniversary season! In 2025, Lee Lifeson Art Park is our main festival location, with performances taking place between September 18-20. It’s only a hop, skip, and jump away from North York Centre subway station; so it’s easy to join in the fun! Through our festival offerings this year, you will be able to witness Hip Hop, Bharatanatyam, Western Contemporary, Garba, Indigenous Hoop, Métis Jigging, Flamenco, and dances of Indigenous Latinx and Afro-Caribbean influences.The festival’s mission is intercultural, with programming that gathers a diverse constellation of Toronto’s artists and community members for the purpose of creating connection. We invite you to witness the beauty and power of multiple artistic expressions moving through a shared space, and to contribute your energy and presence to the experience. It is our hope that our friendly vibe, matched with the incredible talent of the artists on stage will move you, uplift you, challenge you, and inspire you.Whether you’re an experienced dancer or you have an unexplored curiosity for movement, let’s breathe deeply, meet each other amongst the greenery, practice curiosity, and revel in the joys of movement – together! We are looking forward to welcoming you! Rain date: September 21
Rosyland: Park Performances & DIY Melodies ROSYLAND returns this August.Every Thursday evening, Lee Lifeson Art Park in North York transforms into a creative wonderland that celebrates friendship, community, environmental sustainability, and the universal language of music.Bring your family, friends, and furry companions.Pack a picnic, find a spot, and settle in for a fun, interactive concert!Come early to get hands-on at the DIY and upcycling station. Stick around after the show to meet the musicians and check out their unique instruments up close.What to expect:🎨 5:30 PM – Creative Pre-Concert Activities🎶 6:30 PM – Make music and improv with us: artists + community!🤗 7:30 PM – Meet & Greet with Musicians🌙 8:30 PM – Event Ends4 Rosyland events are part of Arts In The Parks Toronto and is FREE to attend.Thanks to the support of Toronto Arts Council, Toronto Arts Foundation, Music Performance Trust Fund, and Li Delun Music Foundation.
Rosyland: Park Performances & DIY Melodies ROSYLAND returns this August.Every Thursday evening, Lee Lifeson Art Park in North York transforms into a creative wonderland that celebrates friendship, community, environmental sustainability, and the universal language of music.Bring your family, friends, and furry companions.Pack a picnic, find a spot, and settle in for a fun, interactive concert!Come early to get hands-on at the DIY and upcycling station. Stick around after the show to meet the musicians and check out their unique instruments up close.What to expect:🎨 5:30 PM – Creative Pre-Concert Activities🎶 6:30 PM – Live Concert of Brazilian chamber jazz ensemble with Oná Ensemble🤗 7:30 PM – Meet & Greet with Musicians🌙 8:30 PM – Event Ends4 Rosyland events are part of Arts In The Parks Toronto and is FREE to attend.Thanks to the support of Toronto Arts Council, Toronto Arts Foundation, Music Performance Trust Fund, and Li Delun Music Foundation.About Oná EnsembleJazz with French horns? Jazz with a bassoon? Here’s something you may not have heard before.Oná Ensemble is a Canadian-Brazilian chamber jazz ensemble inspired by the music of Brazil. The ensemble’s unique instrumentation of two French horns, bassoon, reeds (flute, clarinet, saxophone), guitar and percussion provides a captivating, global, classical sound combined with the soul of jazz.Oná performs traditional Brazilian choro, samba and jazz led by band leader Olivia Esther’s French horn!