Join us Sundays for outdoor community events in Toronto’s Riverside Common Park – enjoy local live music, fun activities, art, eats and shopping!

WHAT’S HAPPENING @ RIVERSIDE COMMON DECEMBER 4TH:

Everyone is welcome to come enjoy the Riverside Holiday Market on December 4th from 11-4 at Riverside Common Park!  Come out, bring holiday cheer, and enjoy FREE happenings and activities presented by the Riverside BIA including:

• Meet & Greet with Santa (11am-4pm)
• Enjoy the Candy Cane Carolers (11:30am-2:30pm)
• FREE Photobooth and Warm Drinks by J & C Toronto Real Estate Group (12-2pm)
• FREE Balloon Twisting & Cotton Candy (12-3pm)
• Take part in our Window Wonderland Scavenger Hunt for Prizes (11am-4pm)
• FREE Kids holiday kids crafts and treats (while quantities last from 11am-4pm)
• Holiday Shopping from local vendors (11am-4pm)
• … more surprises!

This is also our final event in the Sundays @ The Common ’22 series and it’s all happening at Riverside Common Park, 657 Queen E (just steps west of Broadview!)

MORE ABOUT RIVERSIDE BIA & 2022 EVENTS @ RIVERSIDE COMMON PARK

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, retails shops, boutiques and a range of professional services.

Riverside Common Park is located at 657 Queen Street East and was officially opened in October 2021. The Riverside BIA and community collaborators are working together to bring in regular activations to this new community space in 2022. It’s all part of welcoming everyone to enjoy what our local business district and neighbourhood has to offer!

THANK YOU to Our Generous Community Supporters of the Sundays @ Riverside Common series in 2022:

The City of Toronto (Main Street Innovation Fund), Government of Canada and FedDev Ontario, Government of Ontario (Reconnect Ontario Programme), and the Riverside BIA

THANK ALSO GOES TO:

Scadding Court Community Centre program funders: City of Toronto (Business Incubation and Commercialization Grant Program), StartupHere Toronto, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, Government of Ontario: Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services.