For many, the Village of Yorkville Park may just seem like a nice place to eat lunch on the bistro-style tables, but it is one of most unusual and intriguing outdoor public spaces in our city.
After a Cumberland Street block of Victorian row houses were demolished to make way for the new east-west subway line in the 1950s, the razed site remained a parking lot for 40 years. Then in 1991, after much lobbying by local residents and business owners, the City of Toronto agreed to transform the one-acre lot into a park, Not just a standard patch of grass with a couple of trees and benches, but a new kind of urban public space.
Kira Thompson knows eyebrows, and she is determined that each and every client who she treats, will leave her salon feeling wonderful. With a skilled
Bloor-Yorkville has more exciting news to share this week, with the announcement that Eataly – a unique Italian marketplace – will make its Canadian debut
Bloor-Yorkville has always been the place to shop for your luxury brand needs, and we are excited to announce that Christian Dior will be opening
B&O Yorkville Run hosts seventh annual 5K charity race and third annual Canadian 5K Road Race Championship in the Bloor-Yorkville community on September 11, 2016.
Toronto’s leading health, wellness and beauty destination, is proud to present the seventh annual edition of Beautylicious – the only beauty and wellness event of its kind in Canada.
The Bloor-Yorkville BIA is once again proud to be a Community Partner for CANFAR’s Bloor Street Entertains. Each year, on the eve of World AIDS
This festival season we’ll be showcasing our neighbourhoods top shopping, dining and star sightings spots through our TIFF guide! Visit our Social Media outlets to
Pearl Miller almost missed her calling. After separating from her husband, the continued boredom of a fourteenth year working for the federal government was off
