Archive for the 'Cabbagetown' Category
Toronto Real Estate: Cabbagetown Detached with Double Garage.
February 28th, 2010 categories: Buying in Toronto, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto, Real Estate, Toronto
This great Cabbagetown listing is now $999,000. Own one of the few Detached Homes in Cabbagetown with a double car garage. It is a great opportunity and open today between 2-4 PM.
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Cabbagetown Real Estate: 153 Winchester Street, Open This Weekend 2-4 PM
February 19th, 2010 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Real Estate
Open Houses this weekend from 2-4 PM. Hope to see you there but if not check out this Real Estate Show:
We will be having a big weekend of Open Houses in Cabbagetown this weekend. Toronto’s Village within a the City!
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Cabbagetown Holiday Craft Show and Studio Sale
December 3rd, 2009 categories: Business, Buying in Toronto, Cabbagetown, Toronto
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Carl Orbach QC, LLB, BA Mayor of Cabbagetown and a lovely man!
November 19th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto, Toronto
Very Sad News for Cabbagetown. A strong supporter of the Cabbagetown Community and all around good guy passed away yesterday and will be buried tomorrow. For years he led the Old Cabbagetown Business Improvement Area and worked tirelessly for the Community. Sadly since retiring a couple of years ago, he has been ill. Even through the pain, he had a great laugh and loved a good story. There are and will be few of the caliber of Carl Orbach…sleep well wonderful Carl… Read the rest of this entry »| Discussion: No Comments »
Toronto: Cabbagetown’s Nuit Blanche, Saturday October 3rd, 2009
October 1st, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto, Lifestyle, Toronto
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Here is your map for Cabbagetown Nuit Blanche!
This Saturday Oct. 3 from dusk (8:00) till dawn
For one sleepless night, experience Cabbagetown transformed by 14 artists.
Discover art in parks, alleyways, on streets, in parking lots and unexpected
places. One night only. All night long.
* Ride the “Paint Bike” down a 40’ canvas
* Kissing robots
* Dance
* Watch Magic Lantern shows
* Experience your human energy field
* Interactive video art
* Climb into a giant nest
Experience it!
http://www.cabbagetownnuitblanche.ca/
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Call for Entries Cabbagetown Nuit Blanche Proposals: February 18th, 2009
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Some Video of the Cabbagetown Festival 2009….Why people love Cabbagetown!
September 12th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto
Every year, the weekend after Labour Day in Toronto, Ontario, the residents of Cabbagetown get together and celebrate the neighborhood. It starts early in the morning with Blair’s Run in support of the Cabbagetown Youth Centre, a Parade and then the Cabbagetown Arts and Crafts Show in Riverdale Park! There is great eats at the Park, Farm and on Parliament Street that really highlight the diversity of the neighborhood. It serves to remind us all that Cabbagetown is just a small Town in a big City!
Related Posts:
Cabbagetown For Sale: Stunning Detached Townhome: Seldom Offered…
Great Annual Cabbagetown Fundraiser to Benefit the Riverdale Farm.
Toronto Real Estate: Cabbagetown Landmark Victorian: Residential with Commercial Unit
31st Annual Cabbagetown Tour of Homes, September 20th, 2009.
Cabbagetown Controversy: To Seat or Not To Seat!!
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Cabbagetown For Sale: Stunning Detached Townhome: Seldom Offered…
September 7th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Real Estate, Toronto
437 Sackville Street: Priced at $1,149,000 with Double Garage and Lower Level Apartment
Seldom found amongst thousand of semis in Downtown Toronto: a Detached Townhouse on a prime Cabbagetown Street with 4 Bedrooms and 5 Bathrooms. Built in 1985 but recently updated and redecorated. Everything the discerning client requests and very little maintenance. Check out the presentation below and call for an appointment 416-322-8000 or mail@richardsilver.com:
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Great Annual Cabbagetown Fundraiser to Benefit the Riverdale Farm.
August 26th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto, Riverdale, Toronto
Riverdale Farm 2010 Calendar Is Back By Popular Demand!
Produced by the Riverdale Farm Advisory Council, the Riverdale Farm 2010 Calendar features fabulous photographs of the Farm’s buildings, gardens and animals throughout the year and includes not-to-be-missed dates of events in the community.
The Council is very grateful to all the local merchants who kindly sponsored the calendar and to all the visitors to the Farm who allowed us to use their photos. Joel Rotstein and Associates Inc. volunteered their great design and layout services and added some extra colour and whimsy this year.
Calendars are NOW on sale for only $10 at the Riverdale Farm Shop and the Meeting House, the Riverdale Farm Farmers’ Market every Tuesday from 3 – 7 p.m. until October and also at the Cabbagetown BIA Office, 237 Carlton Street. Look for the calendar on sale at various locations during the Cabbagetown Festival on September 12 and 13. This is a great gift or souvenir for your friends, family, neighbours, guests and hosts. All proceeds from this fundraising activity will be used to enhance the Farm.
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Toronto Real Estate: Cabbagetown Landmark Victorian: Residential with Commercial Unit
August 18th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Real Estate, Toronto
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Toronto: Confessions of a “Scab” During The Garbage Strike 2009
July 27th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Toronto
Looks like the 2009 Garbage Strike is finally over. What will we do with our Sundays? The past four, a group of Cabbagetown residents have been meeting at the JetFuel Cafe’ at 10 AM and have been trying to keep the litter at bay.
It has been an interesting experience. We have been called “Scabs” but I think you can only really be a scab if you are getting paid…I think we prefer being called concerned citizens… Read the rest of this entry »
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