CONTEST - Ork Posters! Toronto
By Amy on Jul 12, 2011 | In Fun Finds | 10 feedbacks »
I came across Ork Posters! last year and when I saw the Toronto version I knew that I wanted to get one for Shaun and to hang in our condo. It's really cool to see all of the neighbourhoods mapped out in this way. The artist is from Boston and started with her own city and has gone on to do many others.
For more information and to order your own click HERE
The best news is - we have an extra poster and we want to give it away! All you have to do is make a comment on this post telling us what your favourite Toronto neighbourhood is and why. We will draw at random on July 20th. 1 entry per person.
10 comments
Comment from: sheetal [Visitor]
I just moved to Toronto and I have to say that I love the Annex for its 'old' familiar feel.
07/13/11 @ 10:31
Comment from: Jen [Visitor]
I just love Scarborough. I grew up here, went to school here, and work here. I think that this part of the city is so raw and full of culture!
07/13/11 @ 13:25
Comment from: Jhen [Visitor]
Toronto - it's such a beautiful city and always full of fun, new and exciting things to do. There's always something new to discover.
07/13/11 @ 17:44
Comment from: Amy [Visitor]
I love Yorkville for the classiness, the shopping and it's right in the heart of the city!
07/13/11 @ 20:45
Comment from: Simon [Visitor]
The Harbourfront is my favourite Toronto neighbourhood. It's the perfect place for Toronto events right by the lake
07/13/11 @ 21:02
Comment from: Nicole [Visitor]
Cabbagetown is my favourite neighborhood to stroll in since I love the history of the area. Thanks!
@ennsee
@ennsee
07/14/11 @ 00:38
Comment from: kris [Visitor]
i like to visit toronto island, because of the lovely ferry ride and the animal variety in the summer is relaxing
07/19/11 @ 10:12
Kensington Market. It's like a massive mashup of cultures and their music and food. There's always smiling faces and people on bikes, and doggies and fresh veggies and bread. I'm getting hungry...
07/19/11 @ 12:14
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