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Toronto Compost and Connect Social Hour

Thu, Oct 22, 4:30 PM
From The Compost Circle Social Gathering Group

We are hosting a casual get-together for anyone in the city who is interested in composting, gardening, or just finding more ways to live sustainably. This is a low-pressure space to swap tips on managing a bin in a small apartment, share experiences with local community gardens, or simply meet others who care about reducing waste. Whether you are a total beginner who is curious about where to start or a seasoned composter with a heap in your backyard, you will find a welcoming crowd here. We will be meeting up to chat, share stories, and maybe even trade some compost wisdom or leftover kitchen scrap solutions. There is no formal agenda or presentation; just bring yourself and an interest in making our city a little greener. If you have been looking for a way to connect with like-minded neighbors in Toronto, please pull up a chair and join us. If you think you can make it, please let us know by sending an RSVP so we can get an idea of how many folks to expect. We look forward to seeing you there.

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๐Ÿฅ‚ Feel-Good Social for North York Locals & Newcomers โ€” Good Vibes

๐Ÿฅ‚ Feel-Good Social for North York Locals & Newcomers โ€” Good Vibes

Sun, Oct 4, 9:00 PM
From Concrete Jungle Green Thumb Jam Sessions

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Communication Salon: (Dis)Connection

Communication Salon: (Dis)Connection

Sat, Oct 17, 5:30 PM
From Toronto Open Relating Community

Do you ever find having trouble understanding why others do what they do? Or sharing what feels important? Do you sometimes feel alone? This event may be for you. Weโ€™re having an afternoon of organized discussion about what it means to be human and to communicate with others, followed by a few exercises to practice verbal and non-verbal communication. The theme this time is "Connection (and Disconnection)". We'll delve into topics like: What helps us feel connected with others? What makes us feel disconnected or alone? How can we connect better? The discussion part of the salon will include opportunities to share feelings in groups of different sizes. Itโ€™s a chance to feel heard and connected, and to practice openness, listening, compassion, and empathy. The quick communication exercises, following the discussion part, will provide an opportunity to practice some communication skills to help with connection, and to have some fun. Some of these will involve verbal communication, and others may include some non-verbal communication. (Think hand signals or gestures.) All exercises will be at choice: participants are free to participate in them, or observe, or step away. Please wear comfortable, casual clothing, to allow some movement. Date and Time : Saturday Oct. 17 at 1:30 pm. Location: Private house in Christie Pits, near Christie and Ossington subway stations, close to Bloor. Address will be provided to registered guests ahead of the event. Duration: the salon itself is planned for around 2 1/2 to 3 hours, and you can linger after for a while. A snack will be provided after the salon, and we'll put on some music, and you can hang out and chat. Cost: There's no cost, but a donation jar will be available in case you found the workshop helpful and you'd like to offer a contribution towards the cost of hosting it. Suggested donation is $10 to cover a part of the food and supplies. Note: This is a Level 1 event. There will be no exercises involving touch (other than possibly hugging) and it will be fully clothed. There will be a chance to meet some members of the open relating community, as well as others who are only interested in authentic communications. The focus of the event will not be open relating per se, but rather communications.

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Don Valley Ravine Hike Oct. Autumn Leaves

Sat, Oct 3, 2:00 PM
From Toronto Veggie Meetup
4.6
16 attendees
Play it Forward Fundraising Event

Play it Forward Fundraising Event

Sun, Oct 4, 4:00 PM
From GTA Community Workshops & Fundraising Eventsย - GSF

Join us for Play it Forward! A fun afternoon in the park playing outdoor games such as spike ball, badminton, three-legged races and much more! All the proceeds will go towards supporting GirlPreneur, a program within the non profit organization the Nawaya Network that works towards helping young girls in Lebanon access educational and entrepreneurial opportunities. Ticket price: $25 and includes a drink! Buy tickets from our linktree (via etransfer): https://linktr.ee/goodsweetfeels?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleAUfqrlwZG9mAmZkaWQWUO7RSVtuh2lr1I9zbT_P3xAZ5uOtV2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzEyNDAyNDU3NDI4NzQxNAABpwj0UAfgcr7d3qfj6OAQm_HPnnyjhLmQL39LkfvfRjNHF0O9p7hBPU0nkBi2_aem_k1F2kCnAdz45Rm3tbApGkA Learn more about the Nawaya Network and GirlPreneur here: https://nawaya.org/pgp/ If you have any questions about the event or the payment process, please reach out to the team by messaging GSF!

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HUMBER RIVER: (Salmon Spawn Nature Walk & Social Gathering) (Bloor & Old Mill)

HUMBER RIVER: (Salmon Spawn Nature Walk & Social Gathering) (Bloor & Old Mill)

Sun, Oct 11, 7:00 PM
From Soul City Social Club (Toronto, Canada)
4.7

Hello everyone, **\*\*Kindly Read Carefully\*\*** Please join me and my other groups for a wonderful leisure nature walk along the **Humber River** meeting out front of **Old Mill Station and Bloor.** A beautiful, breathtaking walk for all nature enthusiasts. We will meet at the Corner of **Bloor Street W. and Old Mill Tr.** (North-East Corner) (Just outside of the **Old Mill subway station**) This will give us an opportunity to introduce ourselves as everyone arrives; then make our way down and along the Don River \***Street parking** found along Bloor Street- just west of our meeting spot \*We will most likely go for a bite to eat after too :) Event Details below: Sincerely, Steve Flemming (Organizer/Host) Event Details: **HUMBER RIVER: (Salmon Spawn Nature Walk & Social Gathering) (Bloor & Old Mill Station)** \*We can stop and rest at different spots along the way, take some photos and share some laughs \*Perhaps play a couple icebreaker games as well to help build some bonds \*This fun, leisure walk will be a great way to make some new connections, appreciate the nature in full bloom, get some fresh air and see the city from a wonderful new perspective :) *Walking of course is great for all of this but why not do it with a little friendly company too :)* \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **Event Fee:** 10 dollars (cash only) when you arrive or e transfer in advance to **Steveflemming11@gmail.com** \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **Time and Location: Where to meet us?** \*Please arrive between 3:00 pm and 3:30 pm (Do your best to arrive early instead of late gang- greatly appreciated) Let's meet at the corner of **Bloor Street W. and Old Mill Tr.** (North-East Corner) (Just a few meters outside of the **Old Mill subway station** towards Bloor. \*Plenty of parking along Bloor Street or simply take the subway \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ***Thanks for reading everyone, remember to RSVP and see you real soon!*** :) \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people interested in gardening connect through local events and groups. In Toronto, you can discover community gardens, join discussions, and attend gardening events to learn and share with others.

You can search on Meetup for gardening groups based in Toronto. These groups often organize events like plant swaps, community garden tours, and workshops to engage with fellow gardening enthusiasts.

On Meetup, you can look for upcoming gardening events in Toronto and RSVP from the event page. These could be seasonal planting gatherings, educational events, or social mingles with other gardeners.

Yes, many Meetup groups in Toronto focus on organic gardening techniques. Joining these groups lets you learn, collaborate on projects, and sometimes share garden plots organically cultivated.

Meetup events can be either in-person or online. In Toronto, you'll likely find more in-person gatherings for hands-on gardening but online workshops or talks might also present options.

Yes, members can often host events once they join a group. If you're interested in organizing a community gardening activity, reach out to the group's organizer to discuss your idea.

Most Meetup groups are free to join, but some events may have a nominal fee to cover materials or venue costs. It's best to check each event page for details on any charges.

Availability of community gardening events in specific Toronto neighborhoods relies heavily on local organizers. Some areas may have a range of options while others might be developing their community presence.

While Meetup facilitates meeting people with similar interests, forming friendships depends on individual interactions and commitment to participate in group activities regularly.

If you're passionate about gardening and community involvement, you can create your own group on Meetup. This involves setting up group details and planning initial events to attract members.

Explore existing groups in broader Toronto or consider starting your own. Sometimes joining a similar themed group can be a good way to start making connections while looking for local members.

Yes, Meetup primarily focuses on facilitating group-based activities. This platform supports community gatherings and projects rather than individual one-on-one interactions.

It's generally acceptable to discuss gardening products within the guidelines of the group. However, it's best to ensure that it aligns with the group's rules about promotions or self-promotion.

You might find a variety of events such as garden tours, planting workshops, seed exchanges, and sustainable agriculture discussions in Toronto. Check Meetup for current offerings.

Absolutely, Meetup caters to gardeners of all skill levels. Even experts can find advanced groups focusing on specialized gardening techniques or lead events to teach others.