Feeling floral this weekend? Many fun flower related things happening this weekend. Follow the link to check out our weekend guide.
Toronto Zoo Corpse Flower Viewing
What’s that smell? For the second time at the Toronto Zoo’s corpse plant (Amorphophallus titanum) officially named “Vincent Van Gross” is projected to bloom this evening or Friday night! This species only blooms for 8-36 hours and this is the second time this species has bloomed in the GTA!
THURS-SAT
Fleurs de Villes Floral Trail
Fleurs de Villes Inc. is bringing its floral installations blending fashion design and fresh blooms with bespoke floral-dressed mannequins to Bloor-Yorkville. Follow the socially distanced trail around Bloor-Yorkville.
Until SUN
Bloor-Yorkville
BIG on Bloor Festival of Arts & Culture
This year the BIG on Bloor Festival presents several art installations, and murals celebrating our communities magic, creativity, and diversity through arts and culture scattered throughout the Bloordale neighborhood;
Bloor Street West, starting from Dufferin continuing along to Lansdowne.
Until SEPT
The Hanes Sunflower Maze
Hanes Century Farm’s 5-acre Sunflower Maze is a huge hit for Maze goers and photo-op seekers alike. Wander through 8 acres of beautiful blooms & take insta-worthy shots!
Experience life on a farm of a stunning 10-acre sunflower field – the first-ever and largest sunflower farm in Durham Region. Take a stroll and grab that perfect picture on the tractor along the sunflower trail.
The Sunflower Farm, B24430 Sideroad 17, Beaverton
The Leslieville Flea
The Leslieville Flea is back in person this summer at Ashbridge Estate. Shop from a curated selection of handcrafted, vintage and artisanal items.
SUN 11am-5pm
Stop by a Farmers’ or Flea Market
St. Lawrence Summer Market
SAT 5 AM - 3 PM
Saturday Farmers Market at Evergreen Brick Works
SAT 8AM- 1PM
Kensington Flea & Artisan Market
SAT 11AM- 6PM
Leslieville Farmers’ Market
SUN 9AM- 1:30PM
And as always continue to #staysafe and #wearamask
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