Join Arts in the Parks at Little Avenue Memorial Park! All performances are family-friendly, with free ice cream and children’s art kits provided while supplies last! BYOB- bring your own blanket is in effect! Arts in the Parks events are…
Join Arts in the Parks at Walter Saunders Park! All performances are family-friendly, with free ice cream and children’s art kits provided while supplies last! BYOB- bring your own blanket is in effect! Arts in the Parks events are running…
By Sarah Fellows, Outreach and Events Assistant From August 5th-7th, Amos Waites Park was transformed by local artists who came together to create a socially distant outdoor space for free community dance classes. Co-produced by Katya Kuznetsova and Kate Nankervis,…
Arts in the Parks is back! We can’t wait to host you in parks across North York, Etobicoke, and Scarborough, bringing free, high-quality arts programming to your neighbourhood. All programming is made possible through the generosity of our donors and sponsors. https://youtu.be/F5NvxlBmvwk…
Normally Arts in the Parks officially launches its season on June 15. We wanted to take the opportunity to reach out and let you know about the current COVID-19 pandemic regulations and its effects on our programming this year. Toronto…
Interview by The Arts in the Parks Team “We’ve developed an inclusive definition of circus, as an art-form that encompasses any theatrical, performance-based work involving an element of spectacle and physical risk-taking.” - Emily Hughes, Co-Founder of Hercinia Arts Collective…
Interview by the Arts in the Parks team “Whether we realize it or not puppets are always guiding us to see the world in different ways.” - Tamara Romanchuk Puppetry has always been a powerful tool for storytelling and community…
By Nick Fassbender, Outreach & Event Assistant Arts in The Parks, as an initiative, is working towards bringing diverse artist representation to neighbourhoods across Toronto, with a focus on Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough communities. We strive to give Artists…
By Alandra McKirdy, Outreach & Event Assistant 1. Find a comfortable spot With programming being offered online it is important to plant yourself in a comfy, versatile space! Some events allow for participation, we recommend setting up your computer away…
We wanted to reach out and let you know of the proactive measures we’re taking with regards to Arts in the Parks and the evolving COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on our programming. During this uncertain time, Toronto Arts Foundation…