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WHAT: Queen West Art Crawl
WHEN: September 12, 13, & 14
WHERE: Queen St. and Spadina St. (with various open artist studios all the way to Queen St. and Roncessvalles Ave.)
Launched in 2003 by Artscape, the Queen West Art Crawl (QWAC) showcases the work of emerging and established artists. Now in its sixth year and under the ownership of the Parkdale Liberty Economic Development Corporation, this three day outdoor festival offers family, friends and kids an array of arts and music events.
Visit www.torontoartscape.on.ca for more information.
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WHAT: Beaches Tree Tour
WHEN: September 14, 1 pm - 3 pm
WHERE: Meet at the front entrance of the Beaches Library, Kew Gardens (2161 Queen St. East)
With its park-like setting, cool lake breezes and eclectic blend of iconic buildings, estate homes and quaint cottages, the Beaches remains true to its origins as a mecca for summer visitors. Join Tree Tour Coordinator Susan Gulley and local historian Gene Domagala as they meander the tree-lined streets under the protective, spreading canopies of red and white oaks. Experience the varied topography of the Beaches as we venture north from Kew Gardens to the crest of the natural ridge and then wander back down into the magnificent Glen Stewart ravine. Discover yellow birch, black cherry and ironwood in this remnant forest and learn about the City's vital restoration efforts from Urban Forest Planner Ruthanne Henry.
You must RSVP to attend this event, and there is a suggested donation of $5.
Vist torontotreetours.org for more information.
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WHAT: ROMwalks: ROM and its Neighbours
WHEN: September 14, 2 pm
WHERE: Meet in front of the ROM (Bloor St. entrance,) look for a blue umbrella.
Discover Toronto's unique architecture and rich history through ROMwalks, a series of free, guided walking tours of the city.
Highlights: Royal Ontario Museum, Church of the Redeemer, Royal Conservatory of Music, Taddle Creek, Flavelle House, Gardiner Museum.
Visit www.rom.on.ca for more information.
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