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Beach Cleanups Toronto

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Recreational Beach Volleyball!

Sun, Oct 18, 1:45 PM
From The Toronto Sports Group (TTSG)
4.8
1 attendee

Beginner Beach Volleyball Clinic!

Sun, Oct 25, 12:25 PM
From The Toronto Sports Group (TTSG)
4.8
1 attendee

Intermediate Beach Volleyball! (2's & 4's)

Sun, Oct 18, 4:25 PM
From The Toronto Sports Group (TTSG)
4.8
1 attendee
The Historic Eastern Beaches! (NEW FOR 2026)

The Historic Eastern Beaches! (NEW FOR 2026)

Sun, Oct 18, 6:00 PM
From Toronto History Walks
4.9

\*\***The Toronto History Walks Yearly Pass is available. Get it now for $125.00 for 1 year of unlimited tours, email** [torontohistorywalks@gmail.com](http://torontohistorywalks@gmail.com%2A%2A/) **for more information or for signing up!\*\*** \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket price when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** [torontohistorywalks@gmail.com](http://torontohistorywalks@gmail.com%2A%2A/) **This tour is a revised route for 2026.** The area was first settled in 1794 by the Ashbridge family, whose name is remembered by the nearby bay and park. Their homestead on Queen Street East was well to the west of the area currently identified as the Beaches. A later generation of the Ashbridge family rebuilt the family home in 1854 and can be seen on Queen Street East opposite the TTC barns near Kingston Road. The Beaches remained a sparely settled community until the end of the 19th century when extension of the Grand Truck Railway, the draining of the northern parts of Ashbridges Bay, and the construction of street car tracks on Queen Street and Kingston Road, opened the area to settlement. From Sunnyside Amusement Park built in 1922 to Scarboro Beach built in 1906, it seemed that Toronto cornered the market on summertime chills and thrills. We had 5 major amusement parks along our waterfront, and two smaller parks, Victoria Park and Munro Park, virtually unknown to Torontonians today, but extremely popular summertime places, years ago as pleasure parks. This walking tour is for all walking levels and fitness skills. Please dress for the season and bring water. And remember to bring your love of history. It begins outside the Beaches Branch of the Toronto Public Library at Queen Street East, and Lee Avenue adjacent to Kew Gardens. The tour ends where we started, back at the library. This tour has a ticket price of $15.00 per person. \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket price when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** [torontohistorywalks@gmail.com](http://torontohistorywalks@gmail.com%2A%2A/)

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5 attendees
The Saturday Autumn Colours Ashbridges Bay- Walk, Talk and Good Times!

The Saturday Autumn Colours Ashbridges Bay- Walk, Talk and Good Times!

Sat, Oct 17, 7:00 PM
From Making Friends with Singles and Couples!
4.5

Hello everyone, \*Please read carefully\* Looking to enjoy the beautiful colours of autumn, have some great conversations and meet new people? Join us for a relaxed Saturday walk through Ashbridges Bay! Weโ€™ll take in the waterfront scenery, enjoy the fresh air and create plenty of opportunities to talk, laugh and make new friends along the way. Come by yourself or bring a friendโ€”either way, youโ€™ll receive a warm welcome! \*Joined by my other groups too :) **Arrive between 2:30 pm and 3:00 pm** **Where to meet us:** Meetup us outside **Woodbine Station beside bike racks** **The Main Woodbine Station Entrance:** Located at the southeast corner of Woodbine Avenue and Strathmore Boulevard. We will walk as a group from the station down to Ashbridges Bay \*Most will stick around after for a bite to eat, ice cream and/or a beverage to sip on :) Further details below: Sincerely, Steve Flemming (Organizer/Host) **Event Details:** **The Saturday Autumn Colours Ashbridges Bay- Walk, Talk and Good Times!** What to expect: * A relaxed walk along the Ashbridges Bay waterfront * Ice breaker games to get to know one another * Plenty of opportunities to mix, mingle and meet new people * A comfortable pace that allows everyone to walk and talk * Beautiful views of the lake, beach, parkland and surrounding area * A positive atmosphere for both newcomers and returning members Please wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, sunscreen or anything else you may need for the weather. The purpose of this event is simple: get outside, enjoy the day and make a few new connections! \* Many of us will hit a local pub/restaurant after the walk for dinner and beverages- plan to join us for that if you can \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **Event Fee:** 10 dollars (cash only) when you arrive (HST is included) or e transfer in advance to [Steveflemming11@gmail.com](mailto:Steveflemming11@gmail.com) \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- Parking near Woodbine Station: (Although I encourage you to take subway if you can)

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Beaches Mental Wellness - In Person

Mon, Oct 19, 11:15 PM
From Mental Wellness Peer-to-Peer Support Groups
4.8
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with similar interests through in-person and online events. It helps users join groups, explore activities, and find their community.

Search for 'beach cleanup' on Meetup and filter results by location to discover events in Toronto. Join local groups dedicated to environmental activities and volunteer efforts.

Yes, Toronto hosts regular beach cleanup events. Organizers plan gatherings to encourage community involvement in keeping the beaches clean and beautiful.

Local community groups or environmental advocates typically organize these events. They use Meetup to reach volunteers who are passionate about environmental causes.

Yes, you can invite friends! Share the event link or details, and encourage them to RSVP through Meetup to join the activity.

Check the event details on Meetup. Often, organizers provide necessary supplies, although bringing your own gloves or bags could be helpful.

Most beach cleanup events are free, focusing on volunteer contributions. Check the specific event page for any details regarding fees.

RSVPing through Meetup is straightforward. Just select the event you want to attend and click 'Join' or 'Attend' to confirm your spot and recieve updates.

Absolutely! You're welcome to join as many cleanup groups as interest you, allowing participation in various events and meeting more like-minded people.

Yes, beach cleanups are social events where you can meet like-minded individuals interested in environmental conservation and community involvement.

Yes, adverse weather can impact beach cleanups. Organizers generally update the event status, so check Meetup for any last-minute changes.

Cleanups occur at various Toronto beaches. Meetup event pages list the specific location, helping volunteers find a convenient option.

Yes, cleanup events may occur on weekdays or weekends. Browse Meetup for the schedule that best fits your availability.

Remote participation is uncommon for beach cleanups, as these events typically require physical presence. However, post-cleanup discussions might be online.

Meetup groups are available for various environmental causes. Explore groups dedicated to sustainability, recycling, and eco-friendly activities in Toronto.