Scream Literary Pub Crawl

The Scream Literary Festival runs in Toronto next week, and one of the interesting events is a “Scream Pub Crawl” taking place on Dundas West and Ossington. . . . → Read More: Scream Literary Pub Crawl

An Ossington favorite to expand to Dundas

Chef Rocco Agostino of Pizzeria Libretto on Ossington, will open a new restaurant and wine bar, Enoteca Sociale, a few blocks west on Dundas. . . . → Read More: An Ossington favorite to expand to Dundas

Saturday Matinee at the Communist’s Daughter – Now on CD

One of the real gems of the Ossington Village is Saturday afternoons between 4 and 7pm at the Communist’s Daughter. Michael Lewis Johnson holds one of the most unique regular live music shows in in the city. The small 25 seat bar is transformed back in time; Michael sings and plays cornet in songs from the 20s, 30s and 40s – what he calls Gypsy Jazz – while simultaneously bartending and playing gracious host to an always-packed house. An experience that no Torontonian should miss. . . . → Read More: Saturday Matinee at the Communist’s Daughter – Now on CD

Is there a Grocery Store on the way at Ossington and Dundas?

It looks a little small to be a full sized grocery store but perhaps a fine foods shop? The name of the store seems to be City Groceries. Can anyone fill us in on what’s going in here? . . . → Read More: Is there a Grocery Store on the way at Ossington and Dundas?

Super Bowl Sunday on Ossington

Still trying to decide how to spend your Super Bowl Sunday? If you want to watch the big game or do something less sports-oriented, here are some choices in the Ossington/Dundas area. . . . → Read More: Super Bowl Sunday on Ossington

The Dakota Tavern Turns Three

Last Wednesday night the Dakota Tavern, the little underground music joint which caps our row of great merchants on Ossington turned 3 years old with a party complete with great musicians. . . . → Read More: The Dakota Tavern Turns Three

The Trinity Farmers Market

On this rainy Tuesday night, the first market of the season, I walked over to check out the vendors. The booths are somewhat scattered throughoutthe northwestern portion of the park near Dundas, but all looked full of fresh organic produce. . . . → Read More: The Trinity Farmers Market

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