Festival Promoters & Organizers in Downsview, North York, ON
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3768 Bathurst St, Unit 207, North York, M3H 3M7
(647) 309-6542
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Unit 802 - 7191 Yonge Street, Thornhill, L3T 0C4
(416) 640-2412
Non-profit organization, Festival, Nonprofit Organization 
Tirgan is a festival showcasing Persian arts and culture, with a focus on preserving ancient traditions. Guests appreciate the opportunity to experience authentic food and art from Iranian artists and local businesses. 
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1215 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, M6E 1B5
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Festival 
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601 Christie Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6G 4C7
Festival, gluten free products 
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1020 Martin Grove Rd, Toronto, M9W 1J1
(716) 785-9575
Festival Glow Toronto is a popular destination for families and individuals during festive seasons. With friendly staff, detailed decorations, and spacious indoor environment, it offers a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Kids particularly love the free train ride, food options, and interactive activities, such as passport stamping. The impressive light displays and various themes create a memorable experience. 
292 Brunswick St, Toronto, M4K 1N2
(647) 694-9868
Non-profit organization, Live music venue, Festival, Nonprofit Organization 
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934 Yonge Street, Toronto, M4W 2G8
(647) 878-6934
Festival Customers appreciated the wide selection of teas and the opportunity to discover new brands. Some found the event slightly crowded and suggested improvements such as outdoor location and vendor accessibility. Parking was an issue for some, but overall, the festive atmosphere and tea presentations were enjoyed. 
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720 Spadina Ave, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5S 2T9
(416) 203-2155
Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival is North America’s largest documentary festival, conference and market. Each year, the Festival presents a selection of more than 180 cutting-edge documentaries from Canada and around the globe. Through its industry programs, Hot Docs also provides a full range of professional development, market and networking opportunities for documentary professionals. 
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35 Fairview Mall Dr, Toronto, M2J 4S4
(416) 562-0378
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44 Charles St W #2319, Toronto, M4Y 1R7
(416) 996-8790
Non-profit organization, Festival, Nonprofit Organization Customers express enthusiasm for the authentically Irish atmosphere of St. Patrick's Parade Toronto. 
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192 Spadina Ave, Suite 502, LITTLE ITALY, Toronto, M5T 2C2
(416) 531-1769
Motion Picture Film Distributors, Festival, Distributor, Exchange 
519 Church Street, Toronto, M4Y 2C9
(416) 392-6874
Over the last seven years, The 519’s Green Space Festival has evolved to become the not-to-miss festival during Toronto’s LGBTQ Pride celebrations. Comprised of a series of signature events – including Starry Night, One World, Lipstick Jungle, Disco Disco and TreeHouse Party – that Green Space Festival offers high caliber productions that feature national and international artists providing amazing outdoor shows in gorgeous tree-lined venues packed over four days. Beyond a celebration of diversity for our communities, the Green Space Festival is an essential fundraising activity for The 519 Church Street Community Centre, the hub of the LGBTQ communities’ life in the heart of Toronto’s downtown. Last year’s WorldPride edition of the Green Space Festival raised over $500, 000 in support of The 519’s essential year-round community programs and services. 
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25 Cecil Street, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5T 1N1
(416) 599-9096
Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts is a multi-disciplinary arts festival that celebrates working class culture. Founded in 1986 by the Labour Arts Media Committee of the Toronto and York Region Labour Council, Mayworks is Canada’s largest and oldest labour arts festival. The Festival was built on the premise that workers and artists share a common struggle for decent wages, healthy working conditions and a living culture. Our Goals Our goal are to promote the interests of cultural workers and trade unionists, and to bring working-class culture from the margins of cultural activity onto centre stage. Our Objectives Mayworks’ artistic vision is specifically guided by our equity policy that recognizes the systemic discrimination and injustices faced by equity-seeking groups, and designates women, First Nations people, people of colour and queer-identified people as being disadvantaged in our society. To that end, our artistic vision actively seeks to allow for representation of these designated groups both as audiences and artists, and in the type of programming we do. We are also guided by a desire to provide programming that will engage new, non-arts audiences, and that will challenge euro-centric notions of art. Furthermore, Mayworks artistic vision is to showcase high caliber art and artists that are politically and socially engaged and that would otherwise not have a venue for their work. Our Timeline and Events The Festival takes place every year in early May. We also program pre-festival events such as fundraisers throughout the year. Beyond the Festival, Mayworks also provides cultural services supporting arts programming to other organizations in effort to promote the interests of cultural and other workers year-round. 
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180 Shaw Street, Suite 201, Toronto, M6J 2W5
(416) 516-1559
Nonprofit Organization, Festival, Performance & Event Venue, Non-profit organization 
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240 WELLESLEY ST E, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4X 1G5
(416) 964-6657
We are a group of St. James Town neighbours, seeking to contribute to a strong neighbourhood culture by helping to build networks of relationships, to link people to others with common interest and foster exchanges of knowledge and skills. We assist a steady stream of families dealing with challenges of housing, finances, social issues, employment, citizenship, language, and parenting. For many of us, this is our life's work. Some have worked on this for at least 15 years, incorporating our ideas and practical approaches.