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The Comfort Circle - where shared stories become shared strength

Sat, Aug 8, 2:00 PM
From The Comfort Circle

**Event Overview** Join us for a gentle, welcoming meetup created for women who are navigating difficult chapters and want a space to feel heard. This first gathering will be a relaxed, free‑flowing conversation where you can come as you are, meet other women, and ease into the community at your own pace. **What to Expect** We’ll settle into a comfortable space and let the conversation unfold naturally. You’re welcome to share what you’re going through, listen to others, or simply be present — whatever feels right for you. There’s no structure, no pressure, and no expectation to talk. Just a warm, open space where shared stories can become shared strength. **Who’s Welcome** Women of all ages, backgrounds, and life experiences. If you’re going through a transition, feeling overwhelmed, or simply craving genuine connection, you’re welcome here. This space is meant to meet you where you are. **Why Join** Because you deserve a community that listens with compassion without any judgement or bias. Because you don’t have to carry everything alone. Because connection can be healing. Please note this event is not hosted or sponsored by the Toronto Public Library.

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Rosedale Urban Plant Walk

Rosedale Urban Plant Walk

Thu, Aug 6, 10:00 PM
From Immersive Botany: Toronto Tree and Plant Identification Club
4.8

We will meet by the bike racks in front of Rosedale Station. We will wander the streets as we admire the plants in yards, parks, and the in-betweens. The cost for this event will be $10. Bring 1 guest free of charge. Cash or e-transfer to daniellepellatthall@gmail.com can be paid upon arrival at the event. If things change and you can no longer attend, please make sure to change your RSVP to NO at least 2 HOURS before the event starts. Please and thank you. It is not enough to know the names of plants. This group gives you the opportunities to use those words and commit the plants to memory. Bring your plant and tree identification guide if you have one, and if you don't have one, the library is a great place to try some out. Plant ID apps are also welcome; I recommend Plantnet. -Be safe -Treat people with respect -Don't eat things without a firm confidence in their identity -ID trees and plants -Take and post pictures -Repeat (and join the Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/543563029520168/ )

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Toronto Botanical Gardens Free Concert & Dance (Lawrence/ Leslie)

Toronto Botanical Gardens Free Concert & Dance (Lawrence/ Leslie)

Thu, Aug 13, 10:30 PM
From Experience Toronto
4.7

Note: Members will gather at the meetup spot to enter together as a group, as this event will no longer be hosted. On **Thursday, August 13th, come to the Toronto Botanical Gardens for a Free Concert with Classical Ballet and Contemporary Dance.** There will also be pre-show activities that night - **Discovery Cart** to learn about plants, **Plant/ Seed Swap**, and an **Eco-station** to support their waste diversion and recycling program. A **Restaurant** is also onsite with a selection of food and beverages, This is an outdoor event and concerts proceed rain or shine. However, if there is constant rain, I will post a comment maximum 3 hours before that I will not be attending, and attendees can still choose to stay for the concert. Chairs are provided, first come. If you plan to arrive late, bring your own chair. **Concert with classical ballet and contemporary dance** Led by pianist Chris Au, the extraordinary musicians of *Joy of Music* perform a gorgeous array of concert pieces brought vividly to life by dancers from the worlds of classical ballet and contemporary dance. The sumptuous White Swan pas de deux is featured alongside new and recent works by esteemed Toronto choreographers Jera Wolfe and Peggy Baker. A concert as lush and bounteous as the garden of Joy of Music’s founder, Mary Gore. **Music Series Host** **[Anwar Knight](https://anwarknight.com/)** is an award-winning Canadian broadcaster and environmentalist with an illustrious career spanning over two decades, during which he held pivotal roles at some of Canada’s largest newsrooms. **The Dandelion Café** Grab light bites or dinner on the patio overlooking the concert venue (limited space). Thursday night menu includes Flank Steak, Grilled Salmon, Chicken Skewers, Jack Fruit “Crab Cake” and special dessert features. The cafe also offers hot and cold drinks, snacks, and ice cream. **Discovery Cart** Explore plants, wildlife, and ecosystems through short, interactive activities and other weekly pre-show activities from 5 to 7 p.m. **Free Plant & Seed Swap** Bring as many plants as you wish to trade. If there isn’t anything of interest on the table when you arrive, add your plant(s) and take a ticket to redeem later when you see something new you’d like to try. You can also borrow seeds from their Seed Library for FREE! **COST** Concert: Free **SIGNING-UP** * **RSVP** * You can also just show up at any of the meeting times below A reminder will be sent the day before with my cell and reminder details where to meet and when. RSVPs close 1 day prior. Cancellations will result in a No Show and impact future attendance. **MEETUP TIME** **Meet members at: 6:30pm in front of the Toronto Botanical Gardens at 777 Lawrence Ave. E.** to go in together **Concert Start: 7pm** Concert Length: 1 - 1.5 hours Enjoy and please post your comments in the Event after.

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[CAS] ENG x MANDARIN Board Game Exchange (英语x普通桌游活动)

[CAS] ENG x MANDARIN Board Game Exchange (英语x普通桌游活动)

Thu, Aug 13, 10:30 PM
From CAS Meetup Community
4.8

*To join this event, you must be able to speak full sentences in Mandarin. This event is for those wanting to practice Mandarin and/or English. Here, you can chat with others and play board games in either language to improve your linguistic skills. Feel free to join our WeChat group during the event, as it is the best way to stay connected with us. If you have any questions, leave a comment on this event page. <中文版> 此活动是以聊天和玩桌游练习中文或英文,等级不限,平时有6-10位参加者。此活动微信群可在活动中加入,互相学习,天天向上。 如果您有任何疑问,请随时在活动页上留言或联系主持人

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Irving Paisley Park

Irving Paisley Park

Sat, Aug 8, 3:00 PM
From Immersive Botany: Toronto Tree and Plant Identification Club
4.8

Meeting in the SouthEast corner of the parking lot at the York Mills Arena. Near the intersection of Bayview Avenue and York Mills Road. I don't know this particular trail very well but figuring it out as we go is always how we do things. Let's see what we can see! The cost for this event will be $10. Bring 1 guest free of charge. Cash or e-transfer to daniellepellatthall@gmail.com can be paid upon arrival at the event. If things change and you can no longer attend, please make sure to change your RSVP to NO at least 2 HOURS before the event starts. Please and thank you. It is not enough to know the names of plants. This group gives you the opportunities to use those words and commit the plants to memory. Bring your plant and tree identification guide if you have one, and if you don't have one, the library is a great place to try some out. Plant ID apps are also welcome; I recommend Plantnet. -Be safe -Treat people with respect -Don't eat things without a firm confidence in their identity -ID trees and plants -Take and post pictures -Repeat (and join the Facebook group here: [https://www.facebook.com/groups/543563029520168/](https://www.facebook.com/groups/543563029520168/) )

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North Toronto Trails and Gardens Hike / Walk

Sun, Aug 2, 5:45 PM
From Highly Sensitive People (HSP) of Toronto & GTA
4.8
28 attendees
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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.