Join Harbord Village Monthly Diners!

2025/04/05Margaret Procter

The new Harbord Village Monthly Diners group organizes dining adventures at local restaurants.

The next adventure will be on Friday, April 25^th at 12:30pm. We’ll meet and eat at the Lebanese Garden (366 College Street).

We’ve reserved 25 spaces. If interested in tasting their authentic Lebanese food, please go to lebanesegarden.ca, click “Order Online” and then click “Order Lebanese Garden Same Day.” Place your food order at least 48 hours prior and indicate that you are part of the Harbord Village Neighbours Group on April 25^th.

NOTE: If you would like to be on our email list please write to monthlydiners@harbordvillage.com.

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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.