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six easy-to-navigate neighbourhoods. West to East, film and a celebration of the night sky. Capacity: 47 passengers per shuttle.
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There are 12 projects dotted north and south of the Bloor West corridor from Ossington to Sherbourne Adelaide St W 56
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Raghubir Singh Photographs 61 The W(hole) Picture SYSTEM Sounds and Dunlap Program Sponsors
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Enjoy 31 projects from Nathan Phillips Square and Toronto City Hall to Yonge-Dundas Square, Bay Street, the Toronto Coach Terminal
Thank you to our Sponsors and Partners
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718 Ossington Ave. and beyond. The area is anchored by 11 artworks from the exhibitions Dream Time: We All Have Stories and The things they carried.
STERLING ROAD WEST QUEEN WEST Dream Time: We All Have Stories curated by Karen Alexander 45 Sidewalk Salsa 59 Intersections
Inspired by the history and physicality of the Ward, eight artists transform sites in Dos Dunyas UNION Innovation
and around City Hall into shared visual experiences. Their stories draw on a broad Osgoode Rotunda Drake One Fifty, 150 York St.
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range of influences, creating space for reflection on alternative ways of thinking & Walkway, 361 University Ave.
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11 Make Your Mark 15 an initial aversion to the plight Velona Bryan Drake One Fifty,
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of the sufferer, (Pietà) Art Square Café & Gallery, 181 University Ave.
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marginalized. Through music, food and art, these works cast light on the journeys that
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brought us here and provoke consideration of things forgotten or carried along the way.
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