Located in 13 Toronto Public Library branches across the city, Digital Innovation Hubs feature everything from 3D printers and professional design workstations to recording studios equipped with green scr...
Hidden in plain sight at the corner of Richmond Street West and Spadina Avenue, in the heart of Toronto’s Fashion District, sits one of the city’s most unique heritage destinations. From the street, 4...
Step inside Trousdale's General Store, and you'll find the kind of character that can't be recreated. The original wooden floors still creak underfoot, while the long wooden counter has been polished by g...
The main attraction is the car show, where vintage vehicles compete for awards and visitors vote for their favourites, either individually or as a group. Winners receive plaques and prizes, while a dedica...
The Great Escape Book Store has been a fixture on Kingston Road for more than 50 years. It first opened as Ed's Book Store before becoming The Great Escape under new ownership in the 1990s. When owner...
When the St. Lawrence Seaway was built in the 1950s, entire riverside communities were flooded and now lie beneath the water. Engineers connected the remaining high ground with causeways, creating a uniqu...
The idea of the Toronto Tool Library is refreshingly simple. For an annual membership starting at $85, you get access to thousands of shared items, including hand tools, power tools, gardening equipment,...
Little Free Art Gallery began as a simple idea from a local artist known as the Stealth Art Collective. The artist proposed the concept to the town's cultural services team. Inspired by the Little Free Li...
The water is what makes Ipperwash Beach stand out. Its long, shallow shoreline is ideal for families with young children, and the shallow water is typically comfortable for swimming during the summer mont...
Every August, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority celebrates this remarkable migration with a free festival marking the beginning of the monarchs' journey south. There's a reason monarc...