Personally, I'm going to be at TUM today and the Ontario Universities' Fair tomorrow, but if you want to "get your food on" and get a park fix, tomorrow's Homegrown Park Crawl looks like the place to be! And things kick off at our very own Christie Pits park.
Here's the scoop:
"On Sunday, September 29th, come for a tasty tour at the David Suzuki Foundation's first-ever Homegrown Park Crawl! Enjoy delicious food and great music as we crawl —by foot, bike and canoe — between four city parks along Toronto's former Garrison Creek corridor.
Join 18 food vendors, 12 community groups, 4 parks, 3 musical parades, 3 canoe gardens, 1 teeter totter and a David Suzuki lawn gnome in celebration of the first year of the Homegrown National Park Project.
PARK CRAWL SCHEDULE:
11:00am - Join us in Christie Pits Park to kick off the crawl
1:00pm - Crawl to Bickford Park
2:00pm - Parade to Fred Hamilton Park
3:00pm - Final parade to Trinity Bellwoods Park
Each of the four parks will host food booths, entertainment and eco-activities. Participants will be led from one park to the next by parade marshals and musical acts -- including Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Choir!Choir!Choir! and Local 164.
FOOD TICKETS:
Food tickets are limited, so get yours today! Each food ticket will allow you to sample a delicious, homegrown specialty from local restaurants and chefs.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: We've already sold more than half of our food tickets! Be sure to get yours online today to ensure you can dine with us at the Park Crawl.
Buy your food tickets online (5 tickets for $20) here: https://www.uniiverse.com/
Food tickets will be 5 for $20 or $5 for single tickets at the event. Tickets are non-refundable and vendors will have limited quantities, so please arrive early.
All proceeds support the David Suzuki Foundation's Homegrown National Park Project. The event is rain or shine.
FOOD VENDORS:
Jamie Kennedy Kitchens
Pizzeria Libretto
Mildred's Temple Kitchen
The County General
Crush Wine Bar Toronto
URSA Restaurant
Carmen
Torito Tapas Bar
Chocosol
Cookie Martinez
Oyster Boy
Oliver & Bonacini
The Bickford Flexitarian
Timeless Foods
CSI Coffee Pub
Ardor Bistro
COMMUINTY GROUPS
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
LEAF
Evergreen
Park People
Toronto Beekeepers
Toronto Master Gardeners
Lost Rivers
Toronto Green Community
Community Canoe
Not Far From the Tree
Friends of Bickford Park
Friends of Trinity Bellwoods Park
Friends of Roxton Road Parks"
Cheers,
Vanessa
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