Friends of Trinity Bellwoods Park - Friends of Trinity Bellwoods Park

Earth Day adventures, greenhouse and clean up activities on April 22nd!

Swing by the park for Earth Day for adventure, greenhouse, and clean-up activities on April 22!

Earth Day Canada will host a POP-UP Adventure Playground from 11:00am - 3:00pm. Find it just north of the children's playground, by the dirt mound.

The Greenhouse will have doors open while our volunteers spruce up the space and tend to the garden. Children are welcome to drop in for a planting activity between 11:00am - 3:00pm. Look for Zack our GH coordinator.

We will be looking for volunteers to help throughout the day for park clean-up and planting work. Refreshments and supplies will be provided by Live Green Toronto and the City of Toronto. Look for Kevin, possibiliy in a bright vest, to ask where you can help out.

See you on Earth Day, April 22!

Adopt-a-Tree opportunities

Remember seeing these last year? There were 91 (!) and now that spring is here the AAT program is looking for 91 special parents to nuture these babies in their early crucial years. All it takes is some watering. Maybe you can adopt a few? Go to the Adopt-a-Tree page for details and connect with our volunteer AAT coordinator.

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Daylight savings March 12th!

Spring ahead one (1) hour. Daylight savings is on Sunday, but best way is to set the clocks before bedtime on Sat. night.

Happy Spring Break everyone....yes, spring is on the way, yay!

Winter meeting! Mon. Jan. 30th, 7-8:30pm

The Friends of Trinity Bellwoods Park is having a winter meeting. Monday January 30th, 7pm to 8:30pm at the Rec Centre. We'll be in the 2nd floor art room, east end. If you'd like to be added to the agenda, please do so by Friday Jan. 27th. Drop us an email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you miss this, you may show up and we'll do our best to accomodate. Below draft agenda.

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agenda_jan.30-2017.pdf

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Parks & Recreation Facilities: 20-year Master Plan

PF&R are developing a 20-year Facilties Master Plan to guide investment in parks and recreation facilities such as community centres, ice rinks, weight rooms and sports fields. They recognize that Toronto is changing, the population is growing and recreation trends are shifting. Developing a long-term plan to build and renew facilities across the city will help prepare to meet recreation needs into the future. This is all good.Public involvement is essential - this is where you come in. Back in November 2016 there was an online survey - see below Friends post - and a few other methods of consultation. But it ain't over till it's over ;-) There are still a few ways to provide your valued input.

Take the opportunity to have your say. Follow the link(s). If you use and love what our city has to offer, seize this moment to contribute. Get in at the beginning of the 20 years. Please, take advantage of this.

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Where is the Park?

Trinity Bellwoods Park is located at Strachan and Queen Street West in Toronto, Ontario. It extends from Queen W to Dundas Street West to the north, with Gorevale on east and Crawford/Shaw to west. A square 'handle' of the park juts west from Crawford to Shaw, which is where the Trinity Bellwoods Farmers Market (www.tbfm.ca) is located.

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