Events Calendar
Included with regular admission
An exhibit featuring artifacts, reproductions and images highlighting new and emerging technologies and ideas circa 1867. Explore some of the technologies in an interactive space. This exhibit is presented as part of TO Canada with Love, the City of Toronto’s year-long program of celebrations, commemorations and exhibitions honouring Canada’s 150th birthday.
Join us for a sense-ational experience: exploring the nature of High Park through our senses! Have you ever recognized a tree by the feel of its bark or identified a bird by its song? We will help you get to know High Park in a whole new way!
This event is great for all ages – bring the whole family!
No pre-registration necessary, this is a drop-in event. Suggested donation of $2-$5 per person.
Meet at: High Park Nature Centre located at 375 Colborne Lodge Dr.
For more information, check out our Family Nature Walks page.
Greenhouse work is very popular, but due to space limitations we must restrict the number of participants to those who are currently on our email list.
It’s finally time to begin the seeding process and transplant the seedlings that have been growing over the winter in the greenhouse. These will be used for plantings in different parks and for our native plant sale on May 6. Please meet us in the native plant greenhouse (where we did seed cleaning) or if you don’t know where it is, at the main greenhouse.
All tools will be provided, but dress in layers as the temperature is unpredictable.
Please bring anything you may wish to drink or snack on with you as there is no kitchen available.
For more information on planting for restoration projects. See page 20 in particular for growing techniques: - Planting the Seed (pdf) Environment Canada
Please see our website for more information: highparknature.org.
Included with regular admission
An exhibit featuring artifacts, reproductions and images highlighting new and emerging technologies and ideas circa 1867. Explore some of the technologies in an interactive space. This exhibit is presented as part of TO Canada with Love, the City of Toronto’s year-long program of celebrations, commemorations and exhibitions honouring Canada’s 150th birthday.
Included with regular admission
An exhibit featuring artifacts, reproductions and images highlighting new and emerging technologies and ideas circa 1867. Explore some of the technologies in an interactive space. This exhibit is presented as part of TO Canada with Love, the City of Toronto’s year-long program of celebrations, commemorations and exhibitions honouring Canada’s 150th birthday.
Included with regular admission
An exhibit featuring artifacts, reproductions and images highlighting new and emerging technologies and ideas circa 1867. Explore some of the technologies in an interactive space. This exhibit is presented as part of TO Canada with Love, the City of Toronto’s year-long program of celebrations, commemorations and exhibitions honouring Canada’s 150th birthday.
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
Included with regular admission
An exhibit featuring artifacts, reproductions and images highlighting new and emerging technologies and ideas circa 1867. Explore some of the technologies in an interactive space. This exhibit is presented as part of TO Canada with Love, the City of Toronto’s year-long program of celebrations, commemorations and exhibitions honouring Canada’s 150th birthday.
Included with regular admission
An exhibit featuring artifacts, reproductions and images highlighting new and emerging technologies and ideas circa 1867. Explore some of the technologies in an interactive space. This exhibit is presented as part of TO Canada with Love, the City of Toronto’s year-long program of celebrations, commemorations and exhibitions honouring Canada’s 150th birthday.
Get ready for the Easter season with our egg dyeing and centerpiece workshop. Learn traditional egg dying techniques using homemade natural dyes. Then, practice your sewing skills as you create a personalized centerpiece to show off your Easter eggs. Do not fear if your sewing skills aren’t as grand as your peers – a simple stitch is all it takes! Enjoy a customized exploration of the Howards’ home and then gather for a delightful tea, including an assortment of sweet and savoury treats.
One Adult & One Youth (Age 8-13) $50.00 + HST
Additional Youth (Age 8-13) $ 17.50 + HST
Additional Adult $32.50 + HST
Youth must be accompanied by an adult and adults must be accompanied by a youth! Advance tickets required: https://colbornelodge.streamintickets.com/
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