Ossfest 2018 is in the history books. Enjoy our photos of the third annual street festival, which looks to have been the biggest yet. It was certainly big: 20 patios, live music, art, wrestlers, lots of people and dogs, markets, yoga, food, shopping, games with prizes and more. We’ve got photos from Ossfest this past Saturday on Ossington between Queen and Dundas.
Thanks to all the Ossington businesses, the fantastic volunteers, and the Ossington BIA for another great festival!
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Ossfest Photo Album
Ossington sign being painted during Ossfest
The morning yoga crew at Ossfest
Tiger of Sweden’s patio for Ossfest
I Miss You Man, one of the destinations for the Ossfest scavenger hunt
Some of the great Ossfest volunteers running the Unlock the Box game
Ossington Street chalk
Custom jewellery from Anice at Ossfest
The guided Ossington Street Art Walk
Meat on the spit from Mamakas Taverna
Councillor Mike Layton enters the ring at Ossfest
Shopping Racks at Lost and Found during Ossfest
The Bettys performing onstage at Ossfest
Crywolf Mini Market sign
Meet Me On Ossington painted on the street
Mini Pong players at Ossfest
The Reposadists performing on the Ossfest Live Music Stage
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