The Yorkville Branch opened in 1907 as the philanthropic venture of Andrew Carnegie and is one of the hundreds of “Carnegie” libraries built across North America in the early part of the century. The Yorkville branch is the oldest library in Toronto and an official heritage site.
At the end of August, we celebrated the newest Yorkville Murals launch with a collection of large and small scale public art works. This fantastic
Bloor-Yorkville has welcomed a number of new and unique businesses over the last several (challenging) months. As home to some of Toronto’s most coveted restaurants
As we head into fall, American Express Canada has partnered with the Bloor-Yorkville BIA, launching their Shop Small program throughout our neighbourhood. This national marketing
From August 5th – 8th, Fleurs de Villes: Bloor-Yorkville welcomed the community to explore the neighbourhood in a safe and responsible way. We wish to
We are proud to continue our support as a Community Partner for CANFAR and their upcoming annual event: Can You Do Lunch? Originally planned for April
No stranger to the arts or art galleries, Bloor-Yorkville is excited to announce that Yorkville Murals is back for 2020! As a Community Partner, we’re
