Attitude with a distinctly warm edge – Little Italy is renowned for its trendy, intimate European atmosphere. Located on College Street from Euclid Avenue to Shaw Street, Little Italy has over 200 establishments to cater to your shopping, dining and theatre needs.
The Trinity Bellwoods BIA, established in 2007, stretches along Dundas Street West, between Bathurst Street and Grace Street. The area is currently represented by a mix of cafes, restaurant, bars, banks and other establisments that meet local needs.
Nestled between popular neighbourhoods such as Chinatown, Kensington Market, Little Italy and Queen West, the BIA is actively helping the neighbourhood to emerge with a distinct identity. The design sector will play a key role as fresh new talent migrates to the area to set up shops, studios and galleries. This is reflected by the presence of Toronto based designers recently established on the strip. Compliment this with the existing solid businesses and you have a recipe for a great retail strip.
As one of Toronto's most dynamic and progressive neighbourhoods, the West Queen West Art + Design District is an eclectic cultural Mecca boasting over 300 of the city's most creative businesses and attractions including art galleries, designers, unique clothing and furniture stores, restaurants, nightlife spots and boutique hotels. Located on the 2 kilometer strip of Queen Street that runs between Bathurst Street and Gladstone Avenue, West Queen West is a hub of activity from morning till night and is the destination of choice for creative Torontonians and tourists of all ages and backgrounds.
Together with our partners at Toronto City Hall, the Friends of Roxton Road Parks are developing a community-based vision for the revitalization of our parks into vibrant hubs of local social, recreational, and creative activity.
Friends of Fred Hamilton Playground is a community volunteer group that began in 2011 in response to a need for a community guidance on the future of the park and playground. Working together with our partners in city hall, the FOFHP hopes to ensure the continued viability of the park as a central community hub of recreational, sporting and leisure activity.
The Toronto Public Space Initiative (TPSI) is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing public space through research, policy analysis, and service provision.
FYFB's Food Program provides low-income individuals and families living in our community with a three-day supply of groceries. FYFB is a member agency of the Daily Bread Food Bank and our assigned service area covers the Westside of downtown Toronto, from Yonge to Dovercourt, Lake Ontario to Bloor. Click here for a map of our service area boundaries.