Toronto is a safe, clean, comfortable city. Its eclectic streets and scenic avenues appeal to your inner walker, and few parts are better to explore on foot than the automobile-free, ...

The Lavazza IncluCity Festival, presented by Rogers, returns to the Distillery Historic District from June 25 to July 19, ...

Millicent Vee Knits: The Cooperage Marketplace at Toronto's Distillery Historic District, opening April 22, 2026. Exposed brick reveals layers of original plaster dating back to 1863, uncovered during ...

In honour of Pride month, Toronto’s Distillery District is hosting a queer marketplace for the first time ever. During the opening day of the market, Manager for Festivals and Events of the Distillery ...

In Toronto’s pedestrian-only Distillery District the continent’s best-preserved collection of Victorian industrial architecture has been brilliantly restored. The district offers visitors a glimpse ...

Canadian shoe designer John Fluevog’s styles, which meld comfort with what he calls “hip luxury,” seem a natural fit for the cobblestone streets of Toronto’s Distillery Historic District — and not ...

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The removal of a few benches from Toronto's Distillery District has caused an unexpected uproar, and patrons of the charming shopping and dining attraction are angrily taking to social media to fight ...

ADDRESS: 33 Mill Street, Unit 3203 NEIGHBOURHOOD: Waterfront Communities—The Island AGENTS: Cameron Weir and Scott... Luminato’ s always-popular 1,000 Tastes of Toronto food festival returned to the ...

Touhenboku, the ramen upstart that plunked itself down on Queen West last year, only to expand almost immediately with a second... Name: Gilding the Lily Sells: Fine jewellery, accessories, gifts ...