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SUMMARY:Earth Day Globe Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join in to welcome volunteers carrying a giant globe across Toronto representing hope and renewal. Event also includes button making\, music\, and a selfie station. Rain date is April 19. Info: www.earthdayglobewalk2026.ca
URL:https://beachmetro.com/event/earth-day-globe-walk/
LOCATION:East Lynn Park\, 1949 Danforth Ave.\, Toronto
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SUMMARY:Spring Market
DESCRIPTION:Vendor call for Spring Market. No table rental\, % based. Info: Steve 416-684-8747 
URL:https://beachmetro.com/event/vendor-call-for-spring-market/
LOCATION:Farmacia\, 2096 Queen St. E.\, Toronto\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Historic Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join Beach Metro News history columnist Gene Domagala for a stroll through the Kew Beach neighbourhood. Meet at the Beaches Branch Library at 1 p.m.
URL:https://beachmetro.com/event/historic-walk/
LOCATION:Beaches Public Library\, 2161 Queen St. East\, Toronto
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SUMMARY:Poetry Reading and Open Mic - Crossing Lines: Poets Who Came to Canada in the Vietnam War Era
DESCRIPTION:In a time marked by escalating war\, violence\, and global uncertainty\, poetry continues to offer a language for conscience\, resistance\, and refuge. \nPoets will read from their contributions to the anthology Crossing Lines: Poets Who Came to Canada in the Vietnam War Era with readings from: \nEdward Baranosky\nSue Chenette\nRoger Greenwald\nBarry Olshen\nJohn Reibetanz\nAllen Sutterfield \nEach attendee will receive a copy of the anthology. \nTheir lives were shaped by a profound historical choice: each left the United States during the Vietnam War era. In refusing to participate in war\, they crossed borders—geographical\, political\, and moral—and found new homes in Canada. Their writing carries the imprint of that decision: poems shaped by exile and belonging\, protest and quiet witness\, rupture and renewal. \nThrough readings\, reflection\, and conversation\, this gathering honours not only their artistic contributions but also the enduring role of poetry in times of conflict. These voices remind us that art can hold complexity where slogans cannot\, and that dissent—expressed with care and craft—can become part of a country’s cultural inheritance. \nAfter the readers there will be an open mic on the theme of war and peace. \nThis is an opportunity to listen deeply\, to remember\, and to imagine how language might still guide us toward more humane futures
URL:https://beachmetro.com/event/poetry-reading-and-open-mic-crossing-lines-poets-who-came-to-canada-in-the-vietnam-war-era/
LOCATION:Hirut Cafe\, 2050 Danforth Avenue\, Toronto\, M4C 1J6
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ORGANIZER;CN="Joshua Fernandes":MAILTO:joshuamatthewfernandes@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Music for the Soul
DESCRIPTION:Singer-songwriter Micaela Rae joins us for an afternoon of Indie folk\, and poetry\, accompanied by Juno-nominated pianist Steven Noronha. Their music blends lyrical storytelling with expressive piano in an intimate and reflective concert experience. Tickets are pay what you can\, suggested amt. $20
URL:https://beachmetro.com/event/music-for-the-soul-3/
LOCATION:Beach United Church\, 140 Wineva Ave.\, Toronto
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SUMMARY:Acoustic Harvest
DESCRIPTION:Acoustic Harvest presents Russell De Carle & Steve Briggs. $35 advance tickets\, $40 at door. Tickets and info: acousticharvest.ca
URL:https://beachmetro.com/event/acoustic-harvest-5/
LOCATION:St. Paul’s United Church\, 200 McIntosh St.\, Canada
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