The annual Riverside Dog Lovers’ Market is back! This year it’s all happening outdoors on Sunday, September 20th, in Riverside Common Park (657 Queen St E) AND Joel Weeks Park (10 Thompson St).
This year it’s all happening outdoors on Sunday, September 20th, in Riverside Common Park (657 Queen St E) AND Joel Weeks Park (10 Thompson St).
Join a paw-some event co-hosted by the Riverside BIA , Toronto Dog Moms, and friends!
What’s Happening – check out highlights below and expect lots of amazing local vendors, meet and greets, freebies, treats, and lots more fun for pet parents and pets!
GET YOUR FREE TICKETS & RSVP to get details for free session registrations, plus related perks and promos
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WHAT’S HAPPENING:
*12PM-5PM 30+ Local Vendors with dog/pet-focused products and services
*12PM-3PM City of Toronto Micro Chip Truck and Toronto Public Health Services:
- Cost: $10 for a microchip and/or rabies vaccine (with a valid, current City of Toronto pet licence).
- Leash & Carrier Requirements: Dogs must be on a leash at all times; cats must be properly contained in a secure carrier.
- Identification: A valid photo ID with your current address is required.
- Pet Licencing: A current City of Toronto pet licence is required for each pet receiving services.
- Access: No appointment required—services are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
*12PM-5PM “Heart of the Beast” Movie Promo – Limited edition branded film merchandise, including t-shirts, dog and owner bandanas, dog tag necklaces, posters, and more will be up for grabs, and enter for a chance to win tickets!
*12PM-5PM Meet and greet with Toronto Humane Society
…and more fun for everyone!
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ABOUT TORONTO DOG MOMS: Toronto Dog Moms’ mission is to bring together like-minded pet parents and their pups to connect and inspire each other. We value collaboration, community and pet education. More at torontodogmoms.com and on Instagram @torontodogmoms
MORE ABOUT RIVERSIDE BIA: The Riverside BIA, established in 1980, is one of Canada’s first BIAs, located along Queen Street East between the Queen Street Viaduct to just past De Grassi Street. Rich in history, green spaces and public art, the BIA includes over 100 unique eateries, retail shops, boutiques and a range of professional services.
This programming is made possible thanks to funding support from the Transit Construction Mitigation Fund of the City of Toronto and Fed Dev Ontario. This programming is also funded and coordinated by the Riverside BIA.
Follow us on Facebook: /RiversideTO and Instagram: riverside_bia
Have questions? Please contact us!