St James Town Arts
260 Wellesely St E Suite #106 M4X 1G6 Toronto, ON, Canada

Here are the winners for the 2017 Community Matters Toronto OutDoor Banner contest: 1st Prize: Catherine Tammaro -150 2nd Prize: Varsha Pradhan 100 3rd Prize: Anthony Jones 75 4th Prize: Anshu Goyal 50... Honourable Mention: Rose Ave School Junior ESL Grades 4/5 Honourable Mention: Rose Ave School Grades 4-6 Congratulations to the rest of the artists who will have their art work on the outdoor banners on Ontario St in St James Town, just north off of Wellsesely ST after June 26th, 2017 Keya DaCosta Joseph Sagaj Paul Bryon Poonam Sharma Bhavana Mahajan Zinet Nisha Neha Bhat Anjali Patidar Big thanks to Michael Cavanaugh, Alexei Malakhov.

Friday, June 9, we will announce the winners for the banner art contest. Stay tuned for details.

Tuesday June 27th - 4pm-7pm - all welcome - looking for artists and food vendors.

Hi everyone, I would like to share with you an opportunity to fund your program idea. Every year a Bright Idea is chosen to be funded by CNH. This idea shou...ld be focused on improving the community. (Usually the funding is in the range of $7-10000.) Past chosen ideas have been: a chess club, aboriginal dance program, dragon boat team and a community bake oven training program. I would like to invite you to our Bright Ideas Symposium where we get together to heard about past successful initiatives from our invited panelists and work in small groups to try to develop the next great one for the community. Anyone can be funded-you do not have to be affiliated to any group or agency. (The funding application is only one page long in order to make it accessible to more individuals.) The event is limited to 40 people. I hope you can come out. It’s a great networking opportunity!

anyone have kids that are going to Rose Ave School - interested in learning how to garden in our community edible garden? Contact Shabana at [email protected] for further information. There are limited spots - a community garden is when people work together to grow food. At the end of the season it is then divided up between all of the gardeners.