We had a fantastic time at our Calvacade of Lights on November 30th. Our 1812 soldiers sang their hearts out, everyone enjoyed the hot chocolate from Everyday Gourmet and the hot apple cider from Moyers Farms and the lights in Berczy Park and St. James Park look beautiful!
The holiday season is finally upon us and next up we have our Victorian carolers visiting Old Town Toronto! Every Friday evening (5:30pm-8pm) and Saturday afternoon (12pm-3pm) our carolers will be walking
around the neighbourhood singing holiday carols to get everyone in the spirit!
Check out the full schedule for our carolers here: with participating businesses including the Hot House Restaurant, Novotel Toronto Centre, St. Lawrence Market, King Edward Hotel, Pet Valu St. Lawrence Market and the Old Spaghetti Factory.
Extending from the East side of Yonge Street to the Don River, and from the North side of Lakeshore Road up to the South side of Queen Street, Old Town Toronto encompasses six distinct neighbourhoods: St. Lawrence Market, Town of York, King Street East, Queen Street East and the Distillery District. View My City Lives' video of Old Town Toronto with Bruce Bell and check out the photos that NEAT West took recently an a walk through Old Town Toronto.
View Old Town Toronto via Google Maps.
This web site is brought to you by the St. Lawrence Market BIA (SLMBIA), a not for profit organization that works collaboratively with area residents, businesses, and cultural and academic institutions to ensure the continued growth and success of Old Town Toronto.
