Featured Walk (Registration Not Required): 

Revitalizing Toronto’s Waterfront: Placemaking and Hidden Gems of the Downtown East. Lead by staff of the City of Toronto, Waterfront BIA, and Waterfront Toronto. 10:45am—12:45pm, Saturday, May 7 

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Please note: walks with * before their names have attendance limits and require pre-registration. Click the registration link under their "COVID Protocols" columns to sign up. Please do not attend without having registered. All other walks are welcome to all — just show up!

FRIDAY, MAY 6

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• *A River Runs Through It: Stories of the Lower Humber- Pamela Gough, Diane Goodwillie

• Dark Age Ahead - The Wizard of Ossington Jane's Walk - HïMY SYeD

• Gimme a place to sit and people watch! - James Burton

• *Harbord Village, from deep time to the present: lively, diverse, sometimes rancorous, evolving - Richard Longley

• Historic King Street East - Jane Clark

• On the Waterfront: Queen's Quay West - Robert Moore, Mary Moore

• People Power at Guild Park - John Mason

• "Stable" Neighbourhood? Myth vs. Reality, how redevelopment can happen in a Victorian neighbourhood - Nicole Schulman

• *Steps of Old Lake Iroquois - Gary Shaul

• *Toronto Has a Main Street? - Sarah Dewar

• Toronto: The Immigrant Experience - Alex Sein

• *Transit Driving Change: Discover How Leaside is Changing - Geoff Kettel, Holly Reid

• Transforming Toronto's East Bayfront: An Architect's Perspective on Public Realm Developments - Yvonne Lam

• Werden's Plan Jane's Walk, Whitby - Barbara Auchterlonie

• We Need Native Trees and They Need Us! - By Eric Davies, Ateqah Khaki

• We Tried to Revitalize the Linear Parks: Instead We Got Class Warfare - Nikolas Koschany

SATURDAY, MAY 7

• *$17 a flush: the Prince Edward Lavatory, Riverdale Park, to the Don Jail and back - Richard Longley

• *50 years of food & activism with Karma Food Co-op - Andrea Dawber, Paul DeCampo 

• 13,000 Year-Old Secret Revealed! Discovering Flemingdon Park's Buried Creek - Edward Brown

• Allan Gardens and its Eclectic Neighbours - Peter Kopplin, Michael McClelland

• Bain ​Co-Op: It Takes a Village - Twyla Kowalenko, Sophie Barbier

• Coffee & Culture - Meg Marshall

• Early Bird Gets the Islands Walk - Nicolas Bello

• Finding Old Graydon Hall - Bob Georgiou

• Finding the Missing Middle - Downtown Edition - By Philip Parker, Juliana Azem

• Finding the Missing Middle - York Edition - By Margherita Cosentino, Brooke Marshall

• Hidden Gems: Art at Exhibition Place - Steve Collie

• How Place Holds Time - Jenny Davis, Keira Day

• *How Public is Public Art? - Adam Cohoon, Lorna Craig, Devon Ostrom, Emily Gillespie, and Gloria Bernal

• In the Steps of the Bomb Girls: Ajax & the DIL Munitions Plant - Stephen White, Paul Hébert

• Buy Your Neighbourhood with Kensington Market's Community Land Trust - Chiyi Tam, Kevin Barrett

• Junction Triangle: The Next Liberty Village? - Simon Fogel

• *Lawrence Heights: a Community in Between - Trudy-Ann Powell, Ahmed Adan

• *“Living in Indigenous Sovereignty” Poetry Walk - Anna Nieminen

• NOT a boring walk, this is an elevating walk! - Judith Hayes, Mike Mattos

• *The Oculus: Revitalizing a Space-Age Park Pavilion - Stephanie Mah

• Public Art in Beaches-East York - Adam Smith

• Public Art on Danforth - Adam Smith

• Public Art on Kingston Road - Adam Smith

• Public Art on Queen St. East. - Adam Smith

• Remnants of the Toronto Suburban Railway - Scott Haskill

• Riding a Bike to Support Your Community - Chad Mohr, Jenna Blumenthal, and Ilse Kramer

• Shared Stories: Historic Corktown Past and Present - Coralina Lemos

• Toronto's Towering Cathedrals of Commerce - Michael Binetti

• Toronto: The Immigrant Experience - Alex Sein

• ​Transit dream or Nightmare: Tour the proposed Ontario Line in South Riverdale - Paul Young

• Turn It Up: The Past, Present & Future of Toronto's Live Music Ecosystem - Ryan Taylor, Omar Elsharkawy

• ​*What Do a King and a Friend of Oscar Wilde Have In Common? - David Raymon

• ​We Tried to Revitalize the Linear Parks: Instead We Got Class Warfare - Nikolas Koschany

• World Labyrinth Day 2022 - Sunnyside Jane's Walk - HïMY SYeD

• World Labyrinth Day 2022 - Medicine Walk - HïMY SYeD

• World Labyrinth Day: Blue Zone Parkdale - HïMY SYeD

• World Labyrinth Day: Blue Zone Scarborough Jane's Walk - HïMY SYeD

• Wychwood Park - Marilyn Spearin

• XOXO Downsview - Emily Reisman, David Anselmi

SUNDAY, MAY 8

• *50 years of food & activism with Karma Food Co-op - Andrea Dawber, Paul DeCampo 

• 13,000 Year-Old Secret Revealed! Discovering Flemingdon Park's Buried Creek - Edward Brown

• *A River Runs Through It: Stories of the Lower Humber- Pamela Gough, Diane Goodwillie

• *Affordable forever: the housing investments that keeps on giving - Joy Connelly

• Allan Gardens and its Eclectic Neighbours - Peter Kopplin, Michael McClelland

• Angel Brick Road - Jan Schotte

• *Biking on the ninth - exploring the western edge of Mississauga - Rahul Mehta

• Brunswick Ave: Learning from the past to adapt for the future - Nicole Schulman

• Buy Your Neighbourhood with Kensington Market's Community Land Trust - Chiyi Tam, Kevin Barrett

• *Central Waterfront: Sugar, Ferries, Music, and Famines - Ashley McDonough

• Condo Development in the Beaches - Adam Smith

• *CANCELLED*Jane's Paddle: Paddling Past to Present - Adrianne Nascimento, Jenny Foster

• Junction Triangle: The Next Liberty Village? - Simon Fogel

• *Ghosts of High Park - Naomi Robinson

• The Girl on the Hat - A Children's Jane's Walk - HïMY SYeD

• The History of Muslims in Toronto - HïMY SYeD

• *Off Set: The Intersection of the Street Grid and Creating Neighbourhood Bikeways - Becky Katz, Hommood Alrowais

• *Opulent Toronto at its best: old, not so old and new, diverse, bewildering, bizarre, and hidden - Richard Longley

• The Path to Park Privatization - Adam Smith

• People Power at Guild Park - John Mason

• Say Yes to the Duplex: A Conversation About Housing and Density in Toronto - Christina Ransom

• Shared Stories: Historic Corktown Past and Present - Coralina Lemos

• Taking the Land to Make A Neighbourhood - A History of Brockton Village - Eric Sehr

• *Three Centuries of Corktown - Lynne Kurylo, Helene St. Jacques

• Toronto's Downtown Palaces of Retail - Michael Binetti

• Toronto the Awesome - Stella Rossovskaia

• *Walking Nature Back into Life - Susan Aaron

DIGITAL WALKS

• First Song is the Deepest - Volume 2. A Self Guided Walk + Community Conversation - Zahra Ebrahim, Wesley Reibeling

• "The Heart of the City"- Photography Submission - Celia Beketa, Wesley Reibeling