Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'maracatununcaantes'
June 23, 2007
Come and join Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington Market this weekend by celebrating the sun and the recent summer solstice. Join the Guerrilla Gourmet and "Brook the Cook" for a special summer street picnic. Ten dollars buys you a share in their "three course carbon free meal," featuring the season's local organic ingredients all cooked using Brook's amazing "grill," which focuses the sun's rays to heat the cookware (shown above). The picnic begins at 4......
Continue Reading "Here Comes The Sun"May 25, 2007
Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington market, more commonly known as P.S.Kensington, kicks off its fourth year this Sunday, May 27th. Several streets will be closed to vehicular traffic, allowing pedestrians to celebrate the community, culture, and ecology of this great neighbourhood. This Sunday’s grand opening celebrates Spring, which will include several food demonstrations, piñatas for the kids, and a maypole for the adults. There will also be a community debate about wi-fi and its effects on......
Continue Reading "There'll Be Laughing, Singing, and Music Swinging"July 13, 2006
The Sorauren Park Festival is happening this Saturday. The party starts at noon with Maracatu Nunca Antes marching from Fern Avenue Public School. Because what’s a community party without a Brazilian marching band, really? There’ll be craft vendors, activities and tons of music, including the intriguingly named Parkdale All Stars. The Park is located at Sorauren and Wabash.......
Continue Reading "Sorauren Park Festival This Saturday"