Sorauren Park

Sorauren Park

Your multi-use park in Roncesvalles/Parkdale/Brockton, Toronto
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Friends of Sorauren Park

Volunteer, Wabash Building Society/Friends of Sorauren Park, Toronto, Canada

Posts

  • Farmers’ Market plans May 3 opening March 14, 2021
  • Sorauren Rink closed for the season February 28, 2021
  • Please stay off rink during thaw February 22, 2021
  • A letter from the Sorauren Hosers February 6, 2021
  • Rink box built, waiting for right conditions December 20, 2020
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Spring 🌸
How have you used parks during Covid 19? Head over to @parkppl and take a survey for a chance to win $100. They are conducting research to learn more about how people have been using parks and green spaces in your city.
Did you know Sorauren Park is home to one of the few surviving elm trees in Toronto? Spring break is a great time to expand your knowledge and take our Virtual Tree Tour, hosted by our young interviewers Dakoda and Cedar, with guest expert Jon Hayes of the High Park Nature Centre. Look for the Posters with the QR codes in the park or visit the link in bio to view the video series.⁠

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25th Anniversary Video!

Title credit for The Story of Sorauren Park

Watch 25 Years of Community Building: The Story of Sorauren Park, a special documentary video prepared for the park's 25th anniversary in 2020.

Bake Oven

Built and used by Friends of Sorauren Park for park events, the bake oven is also available by permit. PERMITS CANCELLED TILL FURTHER NOTICE.

Upcoming Events

FARMER’S MARKET
Planned May 3 opening outdoors on the Sorauren Park Town Square. For updates, visit the Farmers Market website.

FRIENDS OF SORAUREN PARK MEETING
Public meetings cancelled till further notice. Contact us for questions.

 

Recent Posts

  • Farmers’ Market plans May 3 opening
  • Sorauren Rink closed for the season
  • Please stay off rink during thaw
  • A letter from the Sorauren Hosers
  • Rink box built, waiting for right conditions

Blogroll

  • Farmers' Market
  • Parkdale Residents' Association
  • Parks, Forestry & Recreation
  • Roncesvalles Village BIA
  • Roncy Residents' Association
  • Sorauren Sports
  • Wabash Community Centre

Categories

  • Anniversary
  • Bake Oven
  • Charles G. Williams Playground
  • Clean Trains
  • Community Centre
  • COVID-19
  • Development
  • Dog park
  • Environment Day
  • Farmers' Market
  • Featured Posts
  • Festivals
  • Fieldhouse
  • Gardening
  • Little City Festival
  • Nature
  • Outdoor Movies
  • Programs
  • Pumpkin Parade
  • Rail Corridor
  • Rink
  • Sports
  • Stargazing
  • Town Square
  • Traffic
  • Uncategorized
  • Volunteer
  • Youth

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Welcome to SoraurenPark.com

This website is maintained by volunteers of Friends of Sorauren Park. Sorauren Park is owned and operated by the City of Toronto’s Parks, Forestry and Recreation division. You’ll find lots of information on this site, and we invite you to use the Contact page for specific inquiries. Stay in touch by subscribing to our e-mail newsletter, or follow SoraurenPark on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

All-Volunteer Community Power

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Your non-profit committed to the completion and enjoyment of Sorauren Park

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that Sorauren Park is situated on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat people, and is now home to many First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples from across Turtle Island. We also acknowledge that Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit. We recognize, honour and respect these nations as the traditional stewards of this land.

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