Welcome to Old Town Toronto…
It all began in 1793 as the Town of York and the creation of the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood. Today, Old Town Toronto continues to be a place where old and new coexist, where heritage buildings stand alongside modern condominiums and businesses.
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Upcoming Events
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NovCANCELLED: Post Halloween Pumpkin Parade
November 1 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Berczy Park, Toronto , ON, M5E 1C6
Please note this event has been cancelled for 2026. We hope to be back for 2027. Thank you! Bring out your jack-o-lanterns to Berczy Park for the… Read more
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Nov2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Old Town Toronto BIA
November 18 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
258 Adelaide St E, Unit 400, Toronto, Ontario, M5A1N1
Our business members and commercial property owners are encouraged to join us for the 2026 Old Town Toronto BIA Annual General Meeting. Please note that pre-registration… Read more
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NovCozy Bites in Old Town Toronto
November 19
Fall Food Tour through Old Town Toronto! 📍 Method: Guided Walking Tour 🗓️ Dates: Nov 19, 20, & 21, 2026 ⏰ Times: 11:30am – 2pm &… Read more
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Pedestrianized Street
WINTER ON MARKET STEET
COMING SOON
Market Street is currently transitioning from our summer layout to our holiday winter market. In the meantime, feel free to relax in the seating available along the street or enjoy the views from the upper deck accessible from Front St, or the second floor of the market building.
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24 HRS IN TORONTO
This guide features 17 Toronto neighbourhoods, including Old Town Toronto.
Discover unique dining spots offering tasty cuisine to coffee shops and the coziest bars. Shop at local gems offering unique vintage finds. Explore charming parks and enjoy live music shows.
For Members
Business Member Resources
Our Member Resource Page puts vital city services and BIA programs directly into the hands of our commercial property owners and tenants.
Review and bookmark the page now to keep these essential links and contacts handy to ensure your business stays informed, supported, and connected.
Where To Support Local
Our Where To Support Local series features news and information about local businesses, and is released on a near-monthly basis. Want it emailed to you along with other news about events and more? Sign up for our Public Newsletter.
Represent a local business and want to be included? Sign up for our Business Member Newsletter to receive more information.
Visit Local Neighbourhoods
Old Town Toronto is home and neighbour to many exciting neighbourhoods. Find out more about each one:
St. Lawrence Market Town of York King E. Design District Corktown Queen Street East Distillery District
Boundary Map
Every business and commercial property owner within the boundaries of the Old Town Toronto BIA are automatically members of our not-for-profit organization.
