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Toronto Dollar Supper Club cordially invites you to attend an evening with Mark Kingwell

Fort York National Historic Site and Olivia Chow, MP

welcome you to a special free community event in the Blue Barracks at Fort York
Meet Cynthia Dale, star of Street Legal and the Stratford Festival.
Enjoy some extraordinary Canadian NFB short films, including Robes of War, an Official Selection the Worldwide Short Film Festival in Toronto last year.

February 24, 2010
7 to 8:30 pm

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Toronto Dollar is excited to present “Anton Kuerti in Conversation.”

Anton Kuerti, one of the world’s most renowned concert pianists, has agreed to grace us with his company at the Hot House Café in Toronto at our next Supper club, March 30, 6:00 p.m.

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John Ralston Saul will be the next speaker at the Toronto Dollar Supper Club, Monday, January 26, at the Hot House Cafe.
A 3 course meal is provided for 25 Toronto Dollars. Toronto Dollars are available that night.
A book signing follows.
Call 416 361 0466 to attend.

The City of Toronto is preparing a new sign by-law. It will replace the individual sign by-laws of the former municipalities. The new sign by-law will update the standards for signs on private property, address current sign issues, and reflect the diverse character found in Toronto communities. The Sign By-law project will also explore ways where signage will support the City’s efforts in energy conservation and revenue generation. More »

Necessary Angel Theatre Company is thrilled to announce that after an extensive workshop process, Artistic Director Daniel Brook’s critically lauded play The Eco Show is making its Toronto premiere. Hailed as a “near-perfect piece of contemporary theatre” by the Montreal Gazette, The Eco Show previews from May 13, opens May 15 and runs to June 1 at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. More »

Explore the potential for locating the Toronto Museum Project at the Canada Malting Silos
COMMUNITY WORKSHOP & DESIGN CHARRETTE
Sunday, March 30, 2008, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Harbourfront Community Centre, 627 Queens Quay West, (at Bathurst Street) More »

Queen Charlotte’s Birthday Ball

The next fort event will be Queen Charlotte’s Birthday Ball on January 19th, a day-long celebration of music, food and dance. This year, for the 200th anniversary of the commencement of the Peninsular War, the theme is Portugal and the Anglo-Portuguese alliance. Join us for English Country Dancing, a Port Tasting and a wonderful Georgian dinner (buffet-style) featuring Portuguese influenced recipes found in early nineteenth century British cookery books. The volunteer historic cooks have been busy testing and sampling recipes and the results have been delicious! See page 8 of the newsletter for more information.

A wonderful event is coming up May 29, 7:00 p.m. at Church of the Holy Trinity, 10 Trinity Square, beside the Eatons Centre. Adam Vaughan is MC, David Miller and Barbara Hall will be presenting awards and certificates to Toronto Dollar award winners. Mary Jo Leddy will be speaking. More »

Here’s your chance to experience all that Fort York has to offer – FREE – on Doors Open weekend. The attached notice gives details of all the programs and activities May 26-27.

Do check it out. Especially great for families.

A discussion of Toronto’s current planning process & what needs to change to make it betterThursday, 29 March, 7:30 pm

230 College Street, Room 103
Faculty of Architecture Building
University of Toronto

Urban studies and community development professors and researchers from the University of Toronto, York University and Ryerson University will participate. More »