Sonia Rodriguez, principal dancer with the National Ballet of Canada, will be at Pegasus Studio this Saturday signing her children’s book, T is for Tutu, which she wrote with her husband, Kurt Browning.
The FREE event is this Saturday at 3 p.m. Pegasus is at 361 Glebeholme Blvd. East behind the Kimbourne Park United Church.
DECA is hosting a children’s gear and clothing sale this Sunday at Kimbourne Park United Church.
So what’s in store? Many of your neighbours will be selling their gently used maternity wear, children and baby items — the perfect opportunity for you to stock up on whatever it is you’re missing.
But wait, that’s not all! We’ll also have refreshments, crafts courtesy of Melissa of Mrs. Darling’s with gracious donations from Silly Goose Kids and a “spit and polish” table, where you can shine up your new toys with disinfectant wipes, tighten the screws and buy fresh batteries, so that they’re all ready for playing with the minute you get home.
This is a great alternative to heading to the mall — and the prices are sure to be better, too.
What: Danforth East Children’s Gear and Clothing Sale
Where: Kimbourne Park United Church, 200 Wolverleigh Blvd. (north of Danforth, east of Coxwell).
When: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Why: To meet your neighbours, share a few laughs and fill your children’s wardrobes and toy boxes
Thanks to Brian for pointing us to this note about the condo development in the big hole at Woodbine and Danforth in today’s National Post…
Carmelina Condominiums
12 storeys, 148 units Builder Fusioncorp Developments Location Woodbine and Danforth Suite Availability 72% sold. 512 to 1,018 sq. ft. priced from $239,900 Hot Tickets Residents lounge with fireplace, lockers on each floor, bicycle parking Status Construction starts in June Occupancy Fall/Winter 2013 Contact 416-423-8500; carmelinacondos.com
Just a reminder that the Renew Newcastle event is TONIGHT at the Naval Club on Gerrard, just west of Woodbine. There will be some snacks. Beverages will be available for purchase. And it will be lots of fun because let’s face it, we’re fun people. So join us.
Remember how I said that we would try to have a webcast of this event? Forget I ever said that. We’ll try for next time.
Through its ‘Easier Access’ project, the TTC is making the remaining 40 subway and RT stations accessible. At Coxwell station this will mean new elevators, accessible fare gates and automatic sliding doors to accommodate wheelchairs and strollers and a re-paved bus loop.
The TTC is hosting a project open house on Wednesday, March 7th from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. at Kimbourne Park United Church at 200 Wolverleigh Blvd.
TTC_public-notice_Mar7-2012_easy-access_coxwell (see poster here)
