|
 Walk
through Cabbagetown and discover stately Victorian
homes and quiet narrow lanes with small cottages and lush
gardens.
Cabbagetown is a place where people take pride in living,
and pride in friendliness and a bit of eccentricity, (where
else might you find a working farm in the middle of a mega
city, or a wacky kids' play being performed in the
Necropolis chapel?) The Arts thrive in Cabbagetown as is
evident at the large outdoor art show and sale during the
yearly Cabbagetown Festival and the artists displayed at the
"Here & Now Gallery". |
Cabbagetown Flag hanging proudly in Haliburton. Sent to us
by Lisa Robertson
Close
to downtown Toronto, Cabbagetown also offers tranquil walks in
Riverdale Park, the Farm and along the Don River.
Path to the pond at
Riverdale Farm
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Plan a picnic when you visit the farm.
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Courtesy Eric Morse
Cabbagetown
is
also a place of
restaurants and cafés with fares from
Mexico to New Zealand, France to India. A place of outdoor patios,
on the street or hidden. The friendly pubs and bars
are where locals meet, visitors find new
friends and former Cabbagetowners stop by now and then to touch
base with old friends. "Once a Cabbagetowner always a
Cabbagetowner" is an oft heard phrase.
Corner of Parliament & Carlton
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The Tour
of Homes
website:
www.cabbagetowntour.org
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Cabbagetown Has its Own
Freecycle Group
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OF THE LANDFILLS
As part of the international
Freecycle movement. Cabbagetown now has it's own Freecycle
Group on Yahoo.
CabbagetownFreecycle
(local, neighbourhood page):
Link
to the Yahoo Group
Freecycle (home page with links
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