From Saturday, May 17 to Monday, May 19, Arcadia Earth invites families, kids, and curious minds to celebrate the season and the planet with a weekend full of creativity, discovery, and eco-conscious fun. Alongside its inspiring multi-sensory exhibits, guests can enjoy FREE sustainable crafts and activities daily from 12–5 pm, including: Clothespin Butterflies - eco-friendly […]

Come join us for a night of dancing at the Old Mill on Saturday May 17th. Great to mingle and meet new friends.

In this course we look at various communication apps such as WhatsApp, FaceTime, Google Meet, Zoom, Messenger app and iMessage. We offer tips and tricks that keep you connected.

Get your hands dirty and your creativity blooming at our fun gardening workshop! Each participant will design and plant their own custom planter filled with a vibrant mix of colorful flowers and fragrant herb seedlings. This workshop is the perfect way to welcome the season and bring a little nature home with you. All materials […]

The League of Ukrainian Canadian Women - Toronto & Etobicoke Branches invite you to an evening of remembrance, resilience, and unity. This stirring documentary tells the story of Mariupol’s defenders — heroes whose courage and sacrifice have become symbols of Ukraine’s enduring strength. Through this film, we come face-to-face with the bravery of those who […]

Hydration is a key nutritional factor that often gets overlooked, particularly in older adults. Older adults are more likely to experience dehydration, which often results in more frequent hospital admissions. Thus, receiving adequate fluid intake is an important preventative measure and contributes to improved quality of life for older adults. This presentation will provide an […]

Matthew Legge discusses his book, Are We Done Fighting? Building Understanding in a World of Hate and Division (New Society Publishers, 2019) and shares some practical and evidence-based ways to engage more constructively in disagreements, shift conflict and build understanding to turn the tide of growing polarization. The author will be selling copies of the […]

This workshop will help you understand different anxiety disorders. Feeling anxious or worried every now and then is normal, but how can you tell when it's something more? This workshop will explain what anxiety diorders can look like for older adults. You'll leave with new ways to manage your anxiety and knowing where you can […]

Lace up your sneakers and bring the island energy—Jam-walk is back! This annual 5km walk and brunch blends tropical vibes with powerful purpose, raising funds to build and equip schools in under-resourced communities across Jamaica. Expect Caribbean carnival flair—live music, colourful costumes, and community energy. After the walk, stick around for a delicious brunch, good […]

Bring boxes of documents and watch them being shredded! $20 for the first box and $10 for every other box. Come to the back parking lot of St. James United Church, 400 Burnhamthorpe Road.

Join us on Saturday, May 24th from 10am to 2pm for a FREE event full of Earth and Family Friendly initiatives. Bike Pirates, The Repair Cafe, Recycle my Electronic and Toronto Forestry. Plus Leaf, Green 13, Toronto Hydro and Toronto Fire Services

The Mayday Market – A Free Market for All Who Need It! 🗓 One Day Only – Saturday June 24th 📍 Martingrove Collegiate | 10:00am-2:00pm 🛍 Clothing, housewares, toys, furniture & more — all free. We're opening our hearts and our closets. The Mayday Market is a one-day, open-air event offering free donated goods to […]

Come and learn about the resurgent sport of lawn Bowls and even roll a few bowls yourself.

Come join us at the Dorothy Ley Hospice for the annual Hike for Hospice. Our annual Jack Cooper Hike for Hospice is a great way to have fun, make new friends, get some exercise, and, most importantly, support our activities.

Join us on Sunday, May 25th from 1 to 4pm for our annual Spring Open House. Discover a fulfilling lifestyle with the freedom to enjoy what you love

Anton Yeretsky, violin Maria Dolnycky, piano Local Etobicoke virtuosi Anton Yeretsky (violin) and Maria Dolnycky (piano) perform a diverse array of works, including a new première piece by Etobicoke composer Tyler Versluis. May 25th, 2:30PM Pay What You Can ($20 recommended)

Presented by Stephanie Bergman, audiologist: Join us for a workshop on how aging impacts hearing—and what you can do about it.

Suitable for all levels: Whether you're a beginner or experienced, this class adapts to you. Safe & supportive environment: A welcoming space for everyone to participate comfortably. Gentle, effective movements: Enhance movement while being easy on the body. Core strengthening: build strength and stability through targeted exercises. Reduce tension & stress: relax your body and […]

We’ll show you how to go about selecting apps, understanding what to look for in the description as well as how to physically do it on a laptop, phone or tablet. We’ll also show you a few good free entertainment apps to get you going.

Mykola Syadristy who created amazing miniatures that no one could repeat. For example, the smallest book in the world, which can only be turned with the tip of a sharpened hair, the smallest functioning synchronous electric motor, 800 times smaller than a match head and so on. He is also an independent Ukrainian historian. In […]