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City Desk
The Bentway Toronto: Skate Trail and Public Art, All Year
Under the Gardiner, a not-for-profit public space skates in winter and shows art all year. Here is what the Bentway's own pages say is on for 2026-27.
City Desk
Nathan Phillips Square Toronto: A Year-Round Event Guide
The rink, the TORONTO sign, the Peace Garden and the Spirit Garden, plus how the City's calendar fills the Square from Cavalcade to Lunar New Year.
Culture Desk
Public Art in Toronto: Sculptures and Monuments Worth Finding
From Henry Moore's bronze at Nathan Phillips Square to a rotating sculpture garden on King Street East, here is where to find the City's public art.
Culture Desk
Where to See Murals in Toronto, From Kensington to Scarborough
A walls-first guide across the whole city, with artists named from StreetARToronto and BIA pages, plus the Scarborough and Etobicoke murals other lists skip.
City Desk
Mel Lastman Square in North York: A Four-Season Toronto Guide
Fountains, an amphitheatre, a seasonal skating rink, a library and a farmhouse museum sit within a few steps of one subway stop. Here is the square by season.
Culture Desk
Islington Village Murals in Etobicoke, Toronto: A Walking Guide
Dundas Street West is an outdoor gallery of local history, from a skating rink made by firefighters to a leaflet drop gone wrong. Here is how to walk it.
City Desk
TTC Stations With Public Art in Toronto: Station by Station
From a 500-foot glass mural at Union to mosaic walls on Line 5 Eglinton, here are nine TTC stops where the commute comes with something to look at.
Culture Desk
Guild Park and Gardens Toronto: Ruins and Trails
White columns, carved bank panels and a clifftop view over Lake Ontario: how a Scarborough park came to hold pieces of Toronto's lost buildings.