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Garden Volunteering at Garden@Kimbourne

Garden Volunteering at Garden@Kimbourne

Sun, Sep 13, 4:00 PM
From Toronto Joy
4.8

🌱 **Community Garden Volunteering at Garden@Kimbourne** More than 1 in 10 Torontonians rely on food banks right now. Half of what grows in this garden goes straight to one in Toronto's east end. We're looking for 5 to 10 people to come dig in, literally. New or experienced, doesn't matter. No skills needed, just intention to show up. You'll help with: ✦ Watering, weeding, harvesting ✦ Pruning, sowing, transplanting ✦ Removing invasive species ✦ Mixing soil and compost ✦ Sign painting and light carpentry for raised beds You'll pick up real permaculture basics along the way. And the food you help grow goes to people who need it this week, not someday. **Three steps to join** (takes a few minutes total): 1. Register with Toronto Joy (one-time): name, emergency contact, quick agreement checkbox. Register here: [https://torontojoy.org/register/](https://torontojoy.org/register/) 2\. Find this event on our Events page and click "Register\." Event page: [https://torontojoy.org/event/garden-volunteering-at-gardenkimbourne/](https://torontojoy.org/event/garden-volunteering-at-gardenkimbourne/) 3\. Fill out the short Garden Participation form on the event page\. If you sign up, please plan to actually show up. Spots are limited to 5-10 so we can keep it hands-on. **Good to know** ✦ Gloves and tools provided ✦ Closed-toe shoes recommended ✦ Bring your own sunscreen and water ✦ Meeting point: side lawn of Kimbourne Park United, 200 Wolverleigh Blvd ✦ Parking: street parking Come dig in.

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Food evolution in poorly-planned neighbourhoods (6 km)

Food evolution in poorly-planned neighbourhoods (6 km)

Fri, Sep 11, 10:30 PM
From Hike to Eat
4.7

**Attendance policy is enforced for this hike**. See below for details. Liberty Village and CItyPlace are two high-density neighbourhoods that are examples of how not to do urban planning. Thankfully, some things have gotten better, like the presence of some good restaurants. This hike will highlight some of the better food options and architectural gems in these neighbourhoods. End the hike at a trio of casual restaurants: classic burgers, grilled chicken, or Thai street food—all the top of their kind in Toronto. **Highlights** 1. Haydn's Acaí at Stackt Market (depart 6:30 pm) 2. Puente de Luz 3. Mailo's 4. Canoe Landing Community Recreation Centre (depart 6:55 pm) 5. Parade condos 6. Roywoods 7. Fort York / The Bentway 8. Garrison Point condos / Garrison Crossing 9. bb.q Chicken / Burgers n' Fries Forever 10. Liberty Village Park (depart 7:35 pm) 11. Thindi Cafe / Chiang Mai Restaurant / Aloette Go 12. Wilbur's Taco Shop 13. Toronto Carpet Factory 14. Thai Barn Na / Burger Drops / Mozy's (arrive 8:05 pm) **Neighbourhoods** Liberty Village > Fort York > CityPlace **Map** [https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1cTd7g0hRwCk-7OkO-O3UhhJRb4QBQYM&usp=sharing](https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1cTd7g0hRwCk-7OkO-O3UhhJRb4QBQYM&usp=sharing) **How it works** Hike starts punctually. Late or can't do the whole route? Meet us at scheduled checkpoints. We'll browse many food places but won't linger long. See the route in advance, organize takeout, then pickup along the way. Not sure what to try? Join our omakase for $5, which gives a tiny sample from different restaurants. Payment on the day of event by cash or e-transfer to [globaltorontoeats@gmail.com.](http://globaltorontoeats@gmail.com.) No refunds after orders are placed. Details of sampled food will be uploaded after the hike. Limited cutlery provided. Highly recommended to bring cutlery and containers for omakase and bringing back leftovers. See our [About section](https://www.meetup.com/hike-to-eat/) for more info. **Attendance policy** Please check in with an organizer when you arrive. 24 hours before the hike, we'll note who is on the confirmed list. Those that don't show up will be marked as no-show. Repeat offenders will be banned. Please change your RSVP if you can no longer attend. If you got off the waitlist less than 24 hours before the event, you won't be considered a no-show.

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AWS Student Community Day Toronto

AWS Student Community Day Toronto

Sat, Sep 26, 2:00 PM
From AWS SBG at Sheridan College - Davis Campus
4.6

[Register Now - AWS Student Community Day - Toronto](https://luma.com/11nchdym) Be part of history! Get ready for a high-energy day at **AWS Student Community Day Toronto**-the first-ever AWS Student Community Day in North America! Hosted by the AWS Student Builder Group at Sheridan College , this full-day event is packed with learning, fresh ideas, and plenty of chances to explore what you can build with cloud technology. Whether you want to pick up practical skills, hear from people working with AWS, or simply spend the day in a room buzzing with momentum, there will be something worth showing up for. **What to expect:** * **Expert Sessions:** Hear directly from industry leaders and experienced AWS practitioners. * **AWS Jam & Workshops:** Roll up your sleeves to build real-world cloud skills through hands-on technical workshop activities and an interactive, challenge-based AWS Jam. * **Intern Conversations:** Get actionable career advice and learn how to land your next role from students who have successfully navigated the intern hiring process. * **Food & Fun Atmosphere:** Settle in and enjoy the experience from start to finish with lunch and snacks provided to keep your energy up. * **Networking & Swag:** Connect with peers across the GTA and take home exclusive AWS giveaways and free swag! Come ready to learn, meet people, and make the most of a day built for students who want a closer look at AWS and where it can take them. **Space is limited** **You must RSVP and apply before September 12th to secure your spot!**

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Picnic Potluck and Walk at Morningside Park

Picnic Potluck and Walk at Morningside Park

Sun, Sep 27, 4:30 PM
From Toronto Vegan Meetup
4.7

Join us for a picnic potluck at Morningside Park and then walk in the park afterwards. This potluck will start with an arrival time of 12:30 p.m. We will start eating at 1 PM SHARP followed by a walk (see link below). [https://www.blogto.com/.../2024/07/morningside-park-toronto/](https://www.blogto.com/.../2024/07/morningside-park-toronto/?fbclid=IwcGRvZgVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFmeDRuZmdkOWZmMUlDM0htc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHtKG4zzrtnzIYjKBlPLIs-YImkZcPkOY78XsFFyEvl-qv0ma7oseOifKHKNq_aem_iREGbEQCbj1lkBK2ydLVwg) Enter this large park from the west side of Morningside Avenue between Ellesmere Avenue and Lawrence Avenue. (The parking lot is off of Morningside Avenue at the bottom of the valley on the west side of the road where the traffic lights are). 390 Morningside Avenue \*If you are coming by TTC there is also a bus stop there. PLEASE bring your own utensils, plates, bowls, and cup, as well as a picnic blanket or chairs. Wear comfortable shoes that you can walk in; sunscreen; a hat; and bring a reusable water bottle. \*You are also welcome to bring a frisbee; volleyball net; etc. Some of us will go for a walk. All are welcome veg-curious, vegetarian, and vegan as long as what you bring to the potluck is vegan! IN CASE OF RAIN: WE WILL GO TO THE SCARBOROUGH VILLAGE RECREATION CENTRE AND HAVE OUR POTLUCK AND GAMES THERE.

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Belong TO Opening Event

Belong TO Opening Event

Sat, Sep 12, 10:00 PM
From Belong TO - 2030 Toronto downtown community

***This Event is now SOLD OUT*** Please register for the next event :) \***Your spot will be confirmed once you complete the Google Form :)** **: [Registration](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdA3hMQUxJLSE_qC1jV4oPREiJxjqXS3cTCpVfxLlmTY7c34w/viewform?usp=header)** **Looking for your people in Toronto?** * Maybe you just finished school. * Maybe you’re job hunting. * Maybe work life has been busy but a little lonely. * Maybe you’re new to Toronto. * Or maybe you’ve been here for a while, but still want real community. * Whatever your story is, you weren’t made to do life alone. Belong TO is a new regular social gathering for people in their 20s and 30s who are navigating life after uni, work life, job hunting, moving to the city, or simply looking to meet new people and build genuine friendships. This is our first gathering, and we’d love for you to come be part of the beginning. Join us for a relaxed evening with food, simple activities, good conversations, and space to meet people without pressure. You don’t need to know anyone before coming. Come alone, bring a friend, or invite someone who’s also looking for community. * This is not a networking event. * This is not a formal program. * It’s simply a space to show up, be welcomed, laugh a little, share a meal, and hopefully find familiar faces to come back to. ## **What to Expect** Snacks and drink Simple games and activities Friendly people Casual conversations A warm and welcoming atmosphere Space to connect without pressure ## **Who This Is For** This gathering is especially for people in their 20s and 30s who are: * Navigating life after university * Job hunting or starting a career * New to Toronto * Looking for friendship and community * Wanting to meet people in a relaxed, welcoming space ## **Date & Time** Saturday, September 12 6:00–9:00 PM ## **Location** 333 Queen Street E [https://maps.app.goo.gl/8Ak9K23iDfpF3FNeA](https://maps.app.goo.gl/8Ak9K23iDfpF3FNeA) You will need access to get in the building. Please check our WhatsApp (The link will be sent once you register, please check your email)! ## **Ticket** $5 ticket Your ticket helps cover snacks and supplies for the night. **To help us manage the limited spots, your spot will be confirmed once the $5 ticket payment is completed.** **E-Transfer: belongto2026@gmail.com** If cost is a barrier, please DM us. We still want you to be able to come. **You can use this link to register!: [Registration](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdA3hMQUxJLSE_qC1jV4oPREiJxjqXS3cTCpVfxLlmTY7c34w/viewform?usp=header)** ## **Stay Connected** Follow us on Instagram for updates and future gatherings: Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/belongto2026](https://www.instagram.com/belongto2026) **Come hang out.** **Find your people.** **Belong TO.**

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Cabbagetown Architecture Tour & Festival

Cabbagetown Architecture Tour & Festival

Sun, Sep 13, 3:00 PM
From Walk and Roll
4.6

We will be walking by the grandest homes in Cabbagetown and discussing their unique history and architecture. We will also be visiting the Cabbagetown Fall Festival which includes music, food, a street festival, arts & crafts, yard sales and a farm. This event is free. Highly recommended. special message; Please be aware there is a subway closing Sunday morning between st George and Broadview shuttle buses will be running. Allow extra time to get there. For anyone who wants to drive there is free street parking next to Castle Frank station. I will wait at Castle Frank station about 30 minutes giving an introduction then we will walk south on parliament street.

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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.