The CityPlace Neighbourhood Art and Garage Sale at Canoe Landing Park was a success! Thanks to all who participated by booking a table, and those who either purchased items from their neighbours, or donated to Canadian Diabetes Clothesline project! Stay tuned for upcoming neighbourhood art and garage sales in the spring 2017!

We have everything here at the #CityPlace Neighbourhood Art & Garage Sale at Canoe Landing Park until 4 pm. Come & meet your neighbours! pic.twitter.com/cERM8B9wxx

— CPRA (@cityplacera) October 22, 2016

The #CityPlace Neighbourhood Art & Garage Sale at Canoe Landing Park generously donated new & gently used clothing to @DiabetesClothes pic.twitter.com/AfuyiWoI60

— CPRA (@cityplacera) October 22, 2016

The #CityPlace Neighbourhood Art & Garage Sale is on until 4pm at Canoe Landing Park #Toronto @Concord_Social @joe_cressy @TOAdamVaughan pic.twitter.com/zVv1eIBGRI

— CPRA (@cityplacera) October 22, 2016

Dear CityPlace Owners, Residents, and Property Managers,

On behalf of CityPlace Residents’ Association, we are working with volunteers to host a neighbourhood art and garage sale at Canoe Landing Park on October 22, 2016. We need your help in letting your condo residents know about the event. We are in the process of inviting charities like Salvation Army and Daily Bread.

The event is open to the general public. We want to encourage Cityplace residents to clean their condos or storage lockers and bring boxes of second hand personal effects that they no longer use to either sell or donate. This will be our first neighbourhood garage sale. Our goal is to make this more of a bi-annual community event (spring cleaning and fall cleaning).

Attached is a poster that Phuong, one of the organizers of the event, will drop off. Your help is appreciated in sharing the information on this event with your residents, and by displaying this poster in your elevators until the event’s date next week.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at cityplacera@gmail.com

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Nuit Blanche 2016 was an interesting way to showcase bold possibilities about how Torontonians see themselves and their city. It paints a positive picture of a boundless urban future in how this diverse city can creatively present itself to Canada and the world!

This is a throwback to 2014 Nuit Blanche when Artist Yoan Capote designed the installation Open Mind at CityPlace Canoe Landing Park. We are hoping to have CityPlace as a designated zone at the 2017 Nuit Blanche!