Round 2 of Trinity Bellwoods BIA movie nights in the park.  Starts at DUSK.  On the menu:  The Sweater (which you won't need this evening) and the Triplets of Belleville.  Both international award winning NFB animated films that are a must see.  Grab a bite to eat at a local resto before on Dundas here Food & drink .  More event details check out their event facebook page Trinity Bellwoods Movie Night

For your viewing pleasure, the Friends have arranged for Cycle Toronto to come set up one of their awesome BIKE VALET.  This is Free to you lovely pedal pushers.  They watch your bike, you watch the film!  Sweet.  Room for 200 bikes, operates 7pm to 11:15pm, after that they'll turn into pumpkins (kidding of course, but note the time).

Please tread lightly, respect the park, leave only footprints.

Yep it got made in the shade, which has been the nicer place to be as of late, this past Sunday morning.  Thanks to Patricia and Kevin for spearheading this 'park day' planting initiative.  Also huge thanks to park staff who filled in for the volunteers that couldn't make it ;-)  There's always next time!

Here's a few images of the shade plants that we hope will take along St. Hiilda's walk.  Please, it's literally a 'no foot print' zone.  We want these babies to grow up lush and green...those hostas should do fine!

Hey, The Trinity Bellwoods BIA is hosting their first-ever FREE outdoor movie night in the park!  UPDATED START TIME 8:45PM - DISREGARD THE FLYER. The bowl to be precise, north west section - you know the place, nice natural amphitheatre. Watch a series of animated short films from the National Film Board. These animated shorts are from the “Best of the Best: Especially for Kids” series, which include Every Child, The Tender Tale of Cinderella Penguin, Blackfly, The Cat Came Back, Sand Castle, The Owl Whom Married A Goose, Evolution, Christmas Cracker and Monsieur Pointu. These are primo pieces of filmmaking that adults will also enjoy. More deets at www.trinitybellwoodsdundas.com, and facebook event https://www.facebook.com/events/1106788049363437/?notif_t=plan_user_invited&notif_id=1465256716763587

NOTE rain day is Tuesday July 5th.  Join the facebook page for updates.

Don't forget to check our calendar for upcoming events (permitted) in the park to plan your time!  We try to keep it as up to date as possible.  

Full on park season has officially arrived. There will many of us wanting enjoy the green space, so a few tips for enjoyment.  If you love the park, then these are no-brainers and easy peasy!

Please check the calendar on this website for permitted events in the park.  We try and keep it updated as possible ;-)  Got any park info you want to share with us, please do via our facebook page and/or email us via contact page.  Follow us on twitter @FriendsofTriBel. 

This website is designed to be self serving resource for patrons.  Amongst other great info, under the tab 'Using the Park' you will find under 'Key Park Contact info' helpful for park/city contacts.  The Friends consists of volunteer community members that care for the park and it's green space.  Which means, it's on our own time, responses may not be immediate.

-  Do have a picnic on the grass, bring the kids, friends, family.

- Do be respectful to the green space i.e. don't lock bikes to young trees, slackliners use tree protection. No zip-lines, please.

- Do share the green space with others and meet some new people.

- Be kind, considerate and let's all get along .e. no loud amplification, watch the 'smoking', use some tact and common sense.

- The park is surrounded by residential homes, boisterious noise past 11-12 is not welcome.

- Leave ZERO FOOTPRINT. Clean up after yourself.  If the bins are full, take your rubbish with you.

Fireworks - There are no offical 'permitted' or sanctioned by the City fireworks in the park.  Attend at your own risk.  So, please be careful and responsible.  

Cheers!

The Friends of Trinity Bellwoods Park

Free compost day again. April 23rd at 11am till it's gone. Good for all gardens, food, plants etc. Pile will be located at north end by Crawford and Dundas West.  Please help yourself to what you 'need' so that everyone gets some for their gardens.  Hosted by our Ward 19 Councillor, Mike Layton.

Farmers' Market starts it's 10th season on May 3rd.  It's a soft opening, not all the vendors will be there because it's still early in the growing season. Nonetheless, come up and welcome in the season and let's get the ball rolling to get Tuesdays back into your weeklly routine.  Look forward to: asparagus, VQA rotation, popsicles, mushrooms, baked goods, artisan bread, vegetable bounty, cheese, meats and the list goes on.  Come June, we want TBFM to become your cut flower destination - of the chemical free, organic locally grown kind.  We have two vendors bringing so lots for everyone.  

Despite the breakin, the seedlings are flourishing.  Good work by the dedicated green house members.  If your interested in becoming part of the green house gang, email the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  through our contact page.  Zack will set you up.