Events Calendar

A searing battle for justice and revenge — and a young man’s passionate quest for his place in the world. A wildly funny fairy-tale about a young woman who’ll do anything for love — and a young man who’ll do anything to escape her. For its 34th Season in Toronto’s High Park, Canadian Stage presents Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy Hamlet and bold and brilliant romance All’s Well That Ends Well on alternating evenings throughout the summer. Pack a picnic, bring your friends and come enjoy this indispensable outdoor theatre tradition.

Join us for an informative evening with Bird Studies Canada biologist Dan Riley who will be discussing one of Toronto’s most unique urban birds, the Chimney Swift. Often referred to as “cigars with wings” Chimney Swifts can be seen wheeling around the sky high above the city during the summer months. Learn about their lives, how they got their name, why they are disappearing and how you can help protect this amazing species. At the conclusion of the talk enjoy an evening walk where we will hope to see some of the Chimney Swifts who call the neighborhoods around High Park home.

For adults and youth ages 8+

A searing battle for justice and revenge — and a young man’s passionate quest for his place in the world. A wildly funny fairy-tale about a young woman who’ll do anything for love — and a young man who’ll do anything to escape her. For its 34th Season in Toronto’s High Park, Canadian Stage presents Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy Hamlet and bold and brilliant romance All’s Well That Ends Well on alternating evenings throughout the summer. Pack a picnic, bring your friends and come enjoy this indispensable outdoor theatre tradition.

A searing battle for justice and revenge — and a young man’s passionate quest for his place in the world. A wildly funny fairy-tale about a young woman who’ll do anything for love — and a young man who’ll do anything to escape her. For its 34th Season in Toronto’s High Park, Canadian Stage presents Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy Hamlet and bold and brilliant romance All’s Well That Ends Well on alternating evenings throughout the summer. Pack a picnic, bring your friends and come enjoy this indispensable outdoor theatre tradition.

A searing battle for justice and revenge — and a young man’s passionate quest for his place in the world. A wildly funny fairy-tale about a young woman who’ll do anything for love — and a young man who’ll do anything to escape her. For its 34th Season in Toronto’s High Park, Canadian Stage presents Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy Hamlet and bold and brilliant romance All’s Well That Ends Well on alternating evenings throughout the summer. Pack a picnic, bring your friends and come enjoy this indispensable outdoor theatre tradition.

JOIN LEADERS

• Do you want to make a meaningful difference in our community?
• Interested in addressing issues like poverty, health, hunger, education and the environment?
• Want to do more than just hope for world peace?

The Rotary Club of Parkdale-High Park is one of 33,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and regions, forming a network of community service around the world. We are a welcoming, friendly and fun-loving group of men and women from different backgrounds, age groups, cultures and occupations. What we share in common is the desire to work on community projects, both at home and abroad, to make our world a better place. If you want to be part of a global network of community volunteers, then Rotary is for you. We meet Thursday mornings at 7:30 am at the Grenadier Café located in the centre of Toronto’s High Park.

MEETING INFO & LOCATION

Thursday 7:30 AM in High Park
Join us for Breakfast

The Grenadier Restaurant
200 Parkside Drive
Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3
Canada

Free family drop-in program runs every Thursday from 10 am to noon, throughout July and August at the High Park Children’s Garden.  

Join us for gardening and composting activities, garden games, nature arts and crafts, storytelling and more!  Open to children from 0 to 12 year-olds (older children are welcome as helpers/volunteers).  No registration needed just stop by whenever you can!  Parental/caregiver supervision is required.

Thursdays, June through September, 5 to 7:30 p.m.
In the Park on a Thursday evening? Why not drop in and join us at the Lodge? Discover how the Howard’s fulfilled their ideal of a romantic villa in 1837– building their country retreat from City life. Step through the French doors and enjoy the view as the Howard’s did. Their lifelong love of the park ensured its preservation as a retreat for us all. Pay what you can.

Thursdays, June through September, 5 to 7:30 p.m.
In the Park on a Thursday evening? Why not drop in and join us at the Lodge? Discover how the Howard’s fulfilled their ideal of a romantic villa in 1837– building their country retreat from City life. Step through the French doors and enjoy the view as the Howard’s did. Their lifelong love of the park ensured its preservation as a retreat for us all. Pay what you can.

A searing battle for justice and revenge — and a young man’s passionate quest for his place in the world. A wildly funny fairy-tale about a young woman who’ll do anything for love — and a young man who’ll do anything to escape her. For its 34th Season in Toronto’s High Park, Canadian Stage presents Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy Hamlet and bold and brilliant romance All’s Well That Ends Well on alternating evenings throughout the summer. Pack a picnic, bring your friends and come enjoy this indispensable outdoor theatre tradition.