What we’re about
Welcome to the largest sustainability and environmental Meetup group in Toronto and Greater Toronto Area.
Join us on the path to sustainability.
Through events, we'll draw attention to and foster discussion about the problems and challenges associated with climate change, especially locally.
More importantly, we'll highlight solutions and approaches that individuals, households, and communities can take to reduce your carbon footprint.
We'll also repost sustainability and environmental events from organizations not on Meetup.
Feel free to suggest an event, topic, or speaker.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- Liberty Village Eco-Family-FairLiberty Village Park, Toronto, ON
This is a repost of a Green Liberty Village event:
"Vendors, Artists & Free Giveaways!
"Our 2025 Eco-fair celebrates community and families of all kinds—inherited, made and chosen! Your fav vendors and artists are back, now with more shopping, more activities and more free fun!
- We support small, local, sustainability minded creatives and entrepreneurs that bring low-waste, low-emissions, often handmade, products to the market. Once again the fair is free and open to the public with no fees for qualifying vendors, thanks to a local municipal grant and our sponsor, DECIEM.
- Bring in used, clean and empty DECIEM bottles, DECIEM will recycle and you will receive a free DECIEM product (while supplies last). No empties? No problem! Enter our raffle for a chance at being selected for product giveaways.
- Sign-up here for a DIY Workshop (details below) or just come to enjoy ice cream, music and community vibes while it lasts as we close out the summer together!
"Questions? Contact us at greenlibertyvillage@gmail.com"
Event page: https://www.greenlibertyvillage.ca/eco-fair
- Toronto Rally & March for People, Peace, and the PlanetYonge-Dundas Square, Toronto, ON
Draw the Line is globally organized by 350.org. UPDATED for Toronto Rally & March:
2pm: Start of March at Yonge-Dundas
4pm: End of March at Queen's Park - Gather & RallySign up for updates via the below link and post a comment to organize or promote your rally, strike, march, or gathering in Toronto!
"This September we will come together to draw the line against injustice, pollution, and violence – and for a future built on peace, clean energy, and fairness.
"ON SEPTEMBER 20th WE ARE DRAWING THE LINE
"We refuse to stand by while the government and Canada’s richest corporations hoard wealth, gut our public services, fuel climate collapse, attack migrants, exploit Indigenous lands, and prop up a genocide.
"They think that if they can overwhelm and divide us, we won’t fight back. But climate justice, migrant justice, economic justice, Indigenous rights, and anti-war movements are uniting to prove them wrong.
"On Saturday, September 20th, we’re drawing the line — for People. For Peace. For the Planet.
"From rallies to strikes, marches to gatherings, this September 20th, communities will mobilize across the country and demand that Prime Minister Carney and the Canadian government pick a side: injustice, violence, and climate destruction— or a just and safe future for all of us. Read our full demands
"This world is ours to build. This is our line to draw.
"Raise your voice, Participate!"
Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1268884794234747/
Event RSVP: https://drawtheline.world/canada - 2025 Ecofair TorontoEnter from Christie St, Toronto, ON
Let's visit the 17th annual EcoFair Toronto at Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie St.
From the website:
"EcoFair Toronto is a free, informative and fun event showcasing environmental non-profits and more!
"EcoFair Toronto (formerly called EcoFair at the Barns), is a celebration of the wonderful people, environmental groups, and eco-businesses that are helping to create a greener and healthier planet for all.
"Everyone can share and learn tips on ways to live more sustainably, and be inspired to make a difference. We CAN do this together!
"EcoFair Toronto annually attracted up to 1,700 attendees, featured over 60 exhibitors, and included interactive workshops and kids’ activities. The EcoFair is free to attend, informative, and fun. It is organized 100% by volunteers."
The fair runs from 11am to 4pm. Come and go as you please. Support the merchants at the fair by shopping local!
