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Posts Tagged With City of Toronto

Oct

03

3 Oct, 2026

7:00 PM

Toronto

Toronto, Ontario

I am going to Nuit Blanche. Twentieth one, dusk to dawn, “Tomorrow’s Memories”.

Sep

19

18 Sep, 2026

10:00 PM

I am going to Not a BBQ tonight!

A large plywood board leans against a wooden fence next to a green recycling bin on a sidewalk. A rose is drawn on the board in thick black marker or paint, with 'CALL ME WHEN' underlined and 'YOU GET HOME' handwritten below it. — undefined - 7 Sep, 2026 at 7:21 PM

"The Kickback" poster taped to a weathered pole, illustrated in a comic style showing a laneway party with a DJ setup, dominoes tables, string lights, and a food tent. Text reads: WEST Neighbourhood House, The Kickback, Domino Club, AUG 30, 3PM–9PM, Sounds by Tremayne, Food by Bin Street Eats, Sunday AUG 30 3:00–9:00PM, tickets $15 to play, QR code to register. Other flyers overlap at the edges of the frame. — undefined

A photocopied black-and-white flyer wheatpasted around a metal utility pole on a Toronto street. Bold caps read "WANT 2 JOIN A BAND?" flanked by hand-drawn stars, above smaller text: "Looking for talented musicians to join a vocalist that knows a little piano and is learning guitar and maybe take on the world. Indie rock, folk, punk, jazz, blues... Willing to play any genre (except screamo)." A partly torn "Inspirations" list runs down the left edge — Billy Joel, Pulp, Dominic Fike, Joni Mitchell, Faye Webster, Amyl and the Sniffers, Hozier, Dora Jar. Cartoon black cats play a guitar, a vintage microphone, and drums in the lower right. Above the flyer, older stickers and a QR code cling to the pole. Behind, streetcar tracks and a leafy residential street recede into the distance. — undefined - 26 Jul, 2026 at 4:25 PM

A bunch of wild flowers beside the sidewalk. — undefined - 15 Jul, 2026 at 10:49 AM

Poster on a utility poll saying "Release the Rats". — undefined - 15 Jul, 2026 at 10:16 AM

A dense clump of chamomile with white daisy-like flowers bursting from a crack where brick pavers meet asphalt, growing around the base of a metal signpost. Scattered weeds and a crumpled paper napkin surround it, and the plant casts a lacy shadow across the pavement in bright sunlight. — undefined - 2 Jul, 2026 at 10:11 AM

A mural painted on a garage door in a brick laneway garage, depicting a scene from My Neighbour Totoro: Satsuki and Mei nap on the belly of a large sleeping Totoro in a forest clearing, while the small blue and white Totoros gather around them. The mural is signed "Kirby." Graffiti tags mark the siding and brick on either side, and a cracked laneway runs in front. — undefined - 1 Jul, 2026 at 11:32 AM

Cloudless blue sky over a leafy residential Toronto street, sky filling most of the frame. Green trees line both sides; a gabled wood-and-shingle house with a second-floor balcony anchors the right, a pale apartment block sits behind trees on the left. Utility lines cross the middle. At the curb, a red STOP sign below a yellow ENDS sign. A faint daytime moon hangs at upper left. — Blue Sky

A raccoon crosses a floodlit lawn at the foot of a large tree at night, the lit windows of Queen's Park behind it. A '10' is painted on the road in the foreground. — Raccoon

A plastic-wrapped flyer taped to a pole, headed "Good Friends Market," reading "GARAGE SALE — May 30th, 6 Florence St, 9AM–4:20PM. Lots of high quality GOODS for sale.. that's gangster talk for vintage clothes, knick knacks, video games, collectibles etc!" A quiet street with a bike lane sits behind it. — Garage Sale - May 30th - Lots of high quality GOODS for sale... that's gangster talk for vintage clothes, knick knacks, video games, collectibles etc!

A yellow sticker wrapped around a city utility pole reading "BRAIN ON PLANT — Rework Gallery, 1450 Dundas Street West — arthouse of reworked clothes, design & culture — Made in Toronto — slow fashion, fast life — @brainonplants — brainonplants.com." A sunny Toronto street is blurred behind it. — Brain on Plant - 1 Jun, 2026 at 5:42 PM

A pale blue gig poster stapled to a weathered wooden utility pole, showing a classic arched-back black cat with bushy tail, wide eyes, and a jagged toothy grin. Blocky pixel-font text reads "VERACUDA SCULPTURES" across the top. Bottom corners list "P.W.Y.C HOUNDSTOOTH" and "9PM JUNE 10TH." A sunlit street stretches behind — red brick house, streetcar tracks, scattered clouds. — Veracuda Sculptures - June 10th at 9PM

Two boooks,Colored Television by Danzy Senna and Ghosts Photo in a graph a chronicle by Myrna Kostash, sitting on a stack of London Review of Books. — undefined

A wheat-pasted poster on a utility pole on a city street. The poster layers a photograph of someone in a green hoodie holding a bouquet of pink tulips over a white event flyer, which reads: "Dani + Nadom invite you to Sometimes Well, Sometimes Poorly. Book Launch + Photo Exhibit. May 1st 2026 @ 8PM. Memento Film Lab, 216 Ossington Ave." A 40km/h speed sign hangs above. Behind the pole: a red bike lane, passing cars, and a grey spring sky. — undefined

A Callery pear branch crowds the right of the frame, white blossoms with maroon centres and pink-tipped buds in sharp focus. Behind it, a rain-slick sidewalk and empty street recede past low-rise apartment buildings. — undefined

A white flyer pinned with a teal thumbtack to a weathered wooden utility pole at night. Bold black caps read "BLIND DATE WITH A TYPEWRITER" above smaller lowercase "may 3, 1–4pm". Fringed tear-off strips along the bottom carry the handles @bon.vivant.to and @poesy.ca, a few already pulled. The pole is scarred with staples and old paper scraps; behind it, a dark street recedes into blurred streetlights. — undefined

A black circular sticker reading 'Visual Shoegaze' in bold white lettering, mounted on a weathered concrete pole on Ossington Ave, surrounded by other stickers. — undefined - 10 Apr, 2026 at 1:45 PM

A smiley face drawn in snow on a park ground at night, lit by warm amber streetlight. The photographer's shadow stretches into the foreground. — Happy Face - 27 Feb, 2026 at 8:34 PM

A pedestrian bridge at night, its concrete barriers covered in colourful graffiti, stretching toward a distant city skyline lit with signs and streetlights. — Pedestrian Bridge - 27 Feb, 2026 at 8:37 PM

A quiet city intersection at night. A construction hoarding reads "Mitchell Demolition" along a fenced-off empty lot, with condos glowing in the background. — Old HackLab - 27 Feb, 2026 at 8:55 PM

A yellow diamond-shaped caution sign reading "Drive Slow — Cat at Play" with a silhouette of a cat batting at butterflies, attached to a street pole alongside parking signs. Snow dusts the sidewalk in the background. — Drive Slow — Cat at Play

Butterfly

A butterfly on a flower. — undefined - 10 Sep, 2025 at 10:51 AM

A butterfly on a flower. — undefined - 10 Sep, 2025 at 10:51 AM

A tomato plant growing in concrete on the side of a building. — undefined - 6 Sep, 2025 at 10:57 AM

Graffiti on asphalt reading “Boiler Room Funds Genocide”. — undefined

Toronto park in the summer time. — undefined