A recent article points out Ossington’s connection to an important part of North American 20th century history, and you can own the location! Apparently, 102 Ossington Ave, between Lower Ossington Theatre and Badlands Vintage, once housed Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassin, James Earl Ray, while he was on the lam. Now this building is for sale, and because of Ossington’s recently improved status, the asking price is quite high, $1.2 million. You’ve come a long way, Ossington! It’s interesting to learn some of the hidden history of our fine strip.
Festivals
Summerworks 2014
This week, the annual Summerworks festival converges on our neighborhood. The juried performance festival runs from August 7-17, and almost all of the events are very close to Ossington. […]
Photos
Canada’s First Burton Snowboards Store on Ossington
Burton Snowboards Ossington is the U.S. retailers first Canadian store, now open at 98 Ossington Avenue, selling clothing and gear […]
Holiday
New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Ossington Village
No matter how cold it is, at least on Ossington you know you’ll find a cab home! Here are some great ways to celebrate the start of 2012. […]