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Latest Past Events

January 6 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Calendar of HVRA Events for 2024

Sunday January 1, 2023 @ 8:00 am - Sunday December 31, 2023 @ 5:00 pm

Calendar of HVRA Events for 2023

Wednesday May 25, 2022 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

HVRA Spring Meeting, 7-9pm Wed. May 25

Spring Clean-Up, Sat. April 20: starts 10am at Margaret Fairley Park
The Harbord Village Spring Clean-Up returns for Earth Day, starting at Margaret Fairley Park at 10am. We’ll gather there to distribute supplies (including gripper sticks …Read More »
HVRA Spring General Meeting: Tues. May 21, starting 7pm (by Zoom)
Save the date for the Spring 2024 general meeting of HVRA, and use this link to register now. You will receive the meeting link to …Read More »
Send nominations by April 13: Community Builder Awards
Twice a year, HVRA presents Community Builder Awards to people who have made Harbord Village a better place to live. If you know someone who …Read More »
Calendar of HVRA Events for 2024
Watch the sidebar stories (Harbord Village News) for announcements about the public events listed here. Some details are subject to change. Meetings will be on …Read More »
Wed. Nov. 1, 5:30-8:30pm: Pumpkinfest 2023!
Along Harbord St, between Spadina and Borden Come out with your family and friends to wonder at the magical candle-lit jack-o-lanterns of Harbord Village on …Read More »
Wed. Oct. 18, 7-9pm: HVRA Annual General Meeting (via Zoom)
NOW: Link to talk by guest speaker: Scott Mission and homelessness The 2023 Annual General Meeting on Wed. Oct. 18 conducted board business, held board …Read More »

Old and new in Harbord Village, May 2016

Thanks to many local photographers for images on this site. They include Wendy Smith, Margaret Procter and Regine Schmid (past and current webmasters), Richard Longley, Sue Purvis, Leslie Thompson, Graham Rempe, and other people who enjoyed HVRA events and sent their photos.

The HVRA logo: Clarence Barnes (1934-1995) drew the pencil sketch used in our page header. (Wendy Smith added the touches of green.) Barnes lived on Brunswick and taught Chemical Engineering at U of T. He was also an active artist, part of the JAC Collective.