Yorkville Murals, a large-scale, multidisciplinary Toronto public art festival will invade Yorkville this weekend and include a two-day takeover of...
The 50,000 square foot festival will take place Saturday, August 24 and Sunday, August 25 and span Yorkville Ave from Bellair St to Hazelton Ave—leaving no street corner untouched .
From art installations in abandoned subway stations to live mural painting, here's all the programming happening this weekend that you won't want to miss.Ever wondered what an abandoned TTC station looks like? This weekend is your chance to explore the out-of-service Lower Bay subway station and admire a captivating installation by the artist duoA mirrored chandelier made up of symbols and letters will hang in the middle of the station and spin on its axis.
Head out to Yorkville this Saturday and Sunday to take in some amazing street art, live performances and music for free. A festival map and more info is available on theThere's a free festival in Toronto that will take you back to the 80s and 90s15 things to do in Toronto this week15 things to do in Toronto this weekend
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