Corktown Photo of the Week https://twitter.com/spencerwynn/status/528596659031506945 Corktown News & Events for the week of November 16, 2014 PARK LIFE: The much-loved Corktown Common was the recipient of another award as Popular Science Magazine put it on their annual Best of What’s New list. We’re starting to think people like this park. Urban Toronto has the details. FIREWORKS…

PRIVATE EYES, WATCHING YOU: A shot of one of the four new murals installed on the Richmond/Adelaide support pillars along King Street East. An official unveiling ceremony was held on Thursday, November 6. Photo by Badger416. News & Events for the week of November 9, 2014 ARTFUL UNVEILING: Thanks to all who came out for the official unveiling of…

The Corktown Residents & Business Association will host our monthly public meeting this Tuesday, November 4 at the Little Trinity Church Annex. What: CRBA Monthly Public Meeting – November When: Tuesday, November 4, 7 to 9 p.m. Where: Little Trinity Church Annex Building – 403 King East (It’s the newly-renovated storefront to the west of the church.) Who: Corktown residents…

Details on the official underpass mural unveiling have just been released by the City of Toronto. We hope you can join us on Thursday, November 6. Councillor Pam McConnell (Toronto Centre Rosedale, Ward 28,) will be joined by artists Elisa Monreal (aka Shalak Attack), Bruno Revitte (aka Bruno Smoky), and Gilda Monreal (aka Fiya Bruxa) and…

Corktown Photo of the Week Today: a walk through Corktown. Beginning with underpass art. pic.twitter.com/w83N2yuCMy — cpan (@urbanbabble) October 26, 2014 Corktown news & events for the week of October 27, 2014 VOTING: Hey you, don’t forget to vote! Polls are open until 8 p.m. today — Monday, October 27. You can find your polling location…

CLEAR EYES: Coach Taylor would have approved of the positive messages being shared at the Corktown/Regent Park Cheer Station on Sunday, October 19. Photo by Matt Elliott. Corktown News & Events for the week of October 20, 2014 First, thanks to all those who came out to our neighbourhood’s first official Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon cheer…