Corktown Video of the Week

Corktown news for the week of March 10, 2014

Thanks to all who came out for the CRBA meeting last Tuesday. We had a great turnout for a very informative presentation by our friends at Evergreen and DTAH Architects. For details on the master plan for the Lower Don Trail, please click here. If you’d like to learn more about the boatload of events that take place every week at Evergreen Brick Works, visit their website.

In the Toronto Star this weekend, architecture critic Christopher Hume takes a look at the new TCHC development at King Street East and St. Lawrence Street. Spoiler: he likes it.

Our friends at 360 Healing Centre (cleverly located at 360 King East) have launched a brand new website. They offer a variety of services including massage therapy, acupuncture and physiotherapy. Take a look and do your part to support this great local business.

Trainer Melissa Russell of Fun & Mental Fitness is now offering boot camp classes out of her location at 80 Sackville Street. A four-week total body class costs just $99. Visit the F&M website for details and to sign up!

Events for the week of March 10, 2014

After much anticipation, Alumnae Theatre launches the 26th annual NEW IDEAS FESTIVAL on Wednesday, March 12 this week, with a packed schedule of theatrical works. Click here for the full line-up along with ticket details. Don’t miss it.

In other theatrical news, the Corktown-based Cahoots Theatre Company continues to stage their original work THE WANDERERS at Buddies in Bad Times theatre. You only have until March 23 to catch it so act fast. Click here for details and ticket info.

Starting Tuesday, March 10, visual arts fans should head to the Arta Gallery in the Distillery for A COLOUR THEORY, a group art exhibition featuring Canadian artists who have explored the theme of how light and colour can influence the world. It closes March 17, with an opening reception scheduled for Thursday, March 13 at 7 p.m. Visit Arta’s website for the details.

Finally, the Leslieville Flea returns to its winter home in the Distillery District this Sunday, March 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Great deals from an eclectic variety of vendors. It’s held in the Fermenting Cellar at 28 Distillery Lane. Visit their website for more info.

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