Tonight, Friday, July 15 at 10 pm
Abracadabra
A Pact with Rock: A rock n’ roll party bringing you between rock and a hard place.
at Margret
2952 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON
Tomorrow, Saturday, July 16 at 7:30pm - 10:30pm
Flamenco Evening
at La Revolucion Restaurant
2848 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON
Get ready for a night of first class flamenco entertainment at the Junction's own Mexican cantina, La Revolucion! Enjoy a candlelit dinner while watching traditional live music and a live Flamenco dancer! Once you get in the mood, try a few steps of your own as Carla, our beautiful dancer, will be giving some lessons after she's done her show:)
Poster: Junction's First Annual Farm FestWhere city meets farm
July 23, 11 - 5
Credit: junctionfarmfest.wordpress.com
Junction Farm Fest is next Saturday, July 23, 11 am - 5 pm
The 1st Annual Junction Farm Fest
Saturday, July 23, from 11 am to 5 pm
The event will be held at two locations.
Toronto Police Service, 11 Division (209 Mavety St.): sustainably raised farm animals including a cow/calf, sheep, lambs, goats and chickens.
Junction Train Platform (2954 Dundas Street West): Hands on activities including pollination, beekeeping sponsored by Food Share, urban gardening sponsored by the Stop, vermiculture and more!
A children’s educational event that focuses on local, sustainable agricultural production.
Meet and interact with local Ontario farmers and their animals.
Hands on activities, demonstrations, food samples and more!
Everyone welcome!!!
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Be Guided by the Lights at the Junction Design Crawl
Friday, August 5, from 7 to 11 o'clock in the evening
the Junction Design Crawl
A night of special events for your pleasure
hosted by your favourite shops
in association with
Russet @ Empire: Purveyor of Fine Goods from this Great Nation and Abroad
Opticianado: independent optical boutique
SMASH: design store / art gallery
Mjölk: Scandinavian & Japanese Design
Mrs. Huizenga: A Vintage Mecca
Phillipa C Photography: People. Spontaneity. Love!
and other fine establishments
All businesses who are participating on the evening will have white lights strung up outside of their shops, making it easy to navigate the evening.
Be guided by the lights on Friday August 5th at the Junction Design Crawl from Keele Street and Dundas Street West to Pacific Avenue in the Junction neighbourhood of Toronto!
Narwhal Art Projects: Storefront Installation
Disjunctions at Mrs Huizenga
Optics + Vision: Eyewear Design at Opticianado
Paper Moon Portrait Booth at R&E
Mjölk Pylsur
Everything You Need to Know About Forever Interiors
Official After Party at Margret on Dundas
For details: junctiondesigncrawl.com
+ Outdoor Cinema in the Junction on Thursdays and more...
Enjoy your summer in the #JunctionTO!
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Message from the Junction Residents Association:
Junction Farm Fest, Saturday, July 23 from 11 am to 5 pm
The farm comes to the Junction this Saturday for the 1st Annual Junction Farm Fest, where city meets farm.
Junction Farm Fest is a children’s educational event that focuses on local, sustainable agricultural production. It will be an opportunity to meet and interact with local Ontario farmers and their animals. There will also be hands-on activities, demonstrations, food samples and more.
The event will be held at two locations. In order to introduce people to ethical livestock practices, sustainably raised farm animals will be located at Toronto Police Service, 11 Division, 209 Mavety, including a cow/calf, sheep, lambs, goats and Hands-on activities will be located at the Junction Train Platform at 2954 Dundas Street West, and will include pollination, bee keeping (sponsored by Food Share), vermiculture, and urban gardening (sponsored by The Stop).
The main sponsors are Local Food Plus, an organization committed to creating sustainable food systems; Junction Fromagerie; Delight Chocolate; The Beet; the Sweet Potato; and the Junction Residents Association.
JRA will have a table on Dundas, so stop by and say hello. You can also renew your JRA membership there.
Free manure/woodshavings available; also straw bales for a small fee
From the Farm Fest committee: It looks like we will have about 100 cubic feet of poop-y woodshavings at the end of our event — GREAT FOR COMPOST! FREE for the taking! Ready for pickup on Saturday, July 23, 5-6 pm at the Police Station grounds at 209 Mavety St. (just north of Annette). We'll have garbage bags, shovels, etc. on hand to load it up.
We will also have about 20 bales of straw -- GREAT FOR MULCHING — which we would be happy to sell at $5.00 each.
If you are interested, please email Lynn Bishop at lynn@localfoodplus.ca
It’s your Junction, It’s our Junction!
JRA Members Meeting – September 8, 2011
Visit junctionra.ca today!
From BlogTO:
Pylsur (Icelandic hotdogs) in Toronto for one night only!
Mjölk Pylsur
Mjölk is recreating Reykjavik's "Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur" in front of their shop. Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur means "The best hotdog in town" and after 60 years in business they have become arguably the best hot dog stand in the world.
Mjölk will be cooking the hot dogs just like at Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur, steam cooking them in beer, and importing all of the authentic toppings including a special Icelandic mustard, remoulade mayonnaise, ketchup and frizzled onions directly from Iceland.
When you come by make sure you ask for one with the works or "eina með öllu."
Hot dogs will be served from 7 p.m. until they are all gone! Make sure you stop by early to get a taste of Iceland.
www.junctiondesigncrawl.com
www.mjolk.ca
link: http://www.blogto.com/events/41504
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