A special and final update of the 2022-2026 City Council term.
November 21-23 - Leslieville BIA Wanderlust
November 21-23 - Leslieville BIA Wanderlust
Last week, a stunning number of Leslieville BIA stores and services won best in
their respective categories in NOW Magazine’s Best Of Toronto!
In 2012, Leslieville won THE NATIONAL POST’s Game of Hoods. The New York Times
described Leslieville as “Toronto’s hippest place to dine, drink, shop and
live.” What makes this cool neighbourhood so hot? Find out at Leslieville
Wanderlust: a neighbourhood-wide holiday party & shop-hop. The shops,
galleries, and services of Leslieville invite Torontonians to Wanderlust on the
following dates:
Thursday, November 21
Enjoy merriment, inspired shopping, games and prizes from 6:00 to 9:00pm.
Friday, November 22Check out Leslieville’s amazing eats and drinks! Participating restaurants and bars will feature a special Wanderlust menu.
Saturday, November 23Cheer on Leslieville’s First Annual Street Hockey Tournament! Games start on Vancouver Avenue at 11am. Sunday, November 24 Wanderlust Gnome Brunch.
Join the participating cafes and restaurants for a day of great eats and gnome hunting! For updated information, visit the facebook page, and our twitter account @WanderlustGnome. Media members are welcome to join us for the festivities from Thursday, November 21 to Sunday, November 24. We have a variety of business owners available for interviews about:- Holiday preparation (food, clothing, lifestyle, dining)
- Shopping local
- Leslieville businesses
About Leslieville BIA
After many years of hard work by our local business owners, the business community voted heavily in favour of forming an official BIA. We’re now off the ground and getting systems in place to help showcase our businesses and community to the masses. If you haven’t been here...come! If you have enjoyed our wonderful community...tell your friends. We’re open for business and can’t wait to meet you. Website: www.leslievillebia.com Twitter: @LeslievilleBIALatest posts
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