Being Black on King Walking Tour
Inglenook Community School 19 Sackville St, Toronto, ONDiscover the Black history that spans King Street East while also celebrating the community leaders who risked everything to ensure freedom.
Discover the Black history that spans King Street East while also celebrating the community leaders who risked everything to ensure freedom.
On this walking tour, learn how the railways transformed Toronto from a small British settlement to a cosmopolitan city.
Discover the history of the largest high-rise community in Canada, now home to many diverse cultures.
This walk explores Toronto’s Greektown, from its foundations in faith and family to the evolution of today’s businesses and restaurants.
Take an interactive walk to 1830s Toronto in the footsteps of nineteenth-century author Anna Jameson.
Explore the University of Toronto campus to discover how astronomy has grown in parallel with the university, the city, and the country.
Meet us at the TD Festival of South Asia and celebrate the diversity of South Asian culture! This annual event is a multi-cultural experience of tastes, sounds, and sights of South Asia.
Explore Bloor and Bathurst, learn how Honest Ed’s transformed the neighbourhood, and engage with important sites of Black history and culture.
Engage with pre-colonial Indigenous histories in understanding the natural creeks and park systems in the Bathurst and Lawrence area.
Hear gravesite tales that feature notable Black community members buried at the Toronto Necropolis (one of the city’s oldest cemeteries), from freedom seekers to business leaders, from restaurateurs to Canada’s first Black postman.
Explore the architecture of the neighbourhood that surrounds Toronto’s iconic road, Yonge Street.
Follow the postwar development of the Jewish community on Lawrence Avenue West.