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2019 Fall Fair, Sun. Sept. 8

2019/09/07Margaret Procter

UPDATE: It was a great day! For photos, see the Sept. 10 eblast newsletter and the Fall Fair page.

INVITATION: Come to Margaret Fairley Park to start the fall season — see how much fun,

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Annual Community Clean Up

2019/04/10Regine Schmid

Saturday, April 27, 10 am – 12 pm

Join your neighbours at the annual Harbord Village Community Clean up, Saturday April 27, from 10 am-12 pm. Meet at Piano Piano, 88 Harbord St., at 10. Clean up to be followed by lunch and prizes from 12-2 pm.

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Donate to HVRA Tree RE-Inventory

2017/07/21Margaret Procter

For the completed inventory and subsequent news, see our Treeing Harbord Village webpage.

Does Harbord Village really have good tree coverage? Two summer students are re-doing the 2007 Tree Inventory to find out.

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2026 Fall AGM: 7-9pm, Tues. Oct. 20 at Central Tech
After a successful in-person General Meeting last spring, the Fall Annual General Meeting will again take place at Central Technical School! The guest speaker will …Read More »
Fall Fair 2026: 12-6pm Sun. Sept. 13, Margaret Fairley Park
The 2026 Fall Fair was a huge success! People of all ages enjoyed the music, the food, the displays, the playground, and each other’s company. …Read More »
Harbord Village Monthly Diners
Hello Neighbours, Pomegranate at 420 College Street (near Bathurst) has been a neighbourhood treasure for more than 20 years. On Thursday September 17th at 6pm, co-owner …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.