Runway Rivers, a free public art installation in North York

Runway Rivers turns YZD’s concrete canvas into a living map of memory, inviting you to experience the intersection of past, present, and future in an entirely new way.

This playful public art installation lets you canoe along the paths of ancient rivers that once shaped these lands, bridging Toronto’s past, present, and future.

Part of Luminato Festival’s 2025 season, Runway Rivers invites you to physically engage with a part of Toronto’s environmental history while enjoying the thrill of navigating painted pathways on the tarmac.

Join artist John Notten in this dynamic, hands-on exploration of Toronto’s forgotten rivers. Canoe through the past—discover the history beneath your feet.

Complimentary Tickets | Limited Availability
Appropriate for all ages
June 14 – October 11, 2025
34 Hanover Rd., North York

More details here: https://www.luminatofestival.com

Frederic

I am a Creative Multipreneur – a person with multiple interests and talents who is happiest and most fulfilled when developing multiple profit centers and pursuing multiple careers.

Frederic Latest posts

I am a Creative Multipreneur – a person with multiple interests and talents who is happiest and most fulfilled when developing multiple profit centers and pursuing multiple careers.

View all

Latest from Events

An outdoor book fair set against an urban skyline with a prominent tower and Canadian flags visible. Numerous colorful tents cover booths displaying books. People of all ages browse stalls, read, and interact. The setting is in autumn, with trees showcasing vivid fall colors, contributing to the lively, festive atmosphere.

The Word On The Street Toronto 2026: Canada’s Biggest Free Book Fest

Looking for a completely free way to spend a fall weekend in Toronto? The Word On The Street returns to David Pecaut Square on September 26–27, 2026, bringing together authors, publishers, and book lovers for two days of readings, panels, and browsing—all

A vibrant outdoor festival at Marion Dewar Plaza featuring a musician performing on stage, dancers in traditional attire entertaining a gathered crowd, and people seated at tables enjoying activities. Colorful flags decorate the plaza, with autumnal trees adding to the inviting and festive atmosphere.

Ottawa 200 Block Party 2026: Free Fun at Marion Dewar Plaza

Summary On Saturday, September 26, 2026, Ottawa City Hall’s Marion Dewar Plaza transforms into a free, family-friendly festival as part of the Ottawa 200 anniversary celebrations. Expect live music, comedy, cultural performances, interactive games, and trivia — all at no cost, in

A cycling race taking place on a city street lined with colorful autumn trees. Cyclists race as spectators cheer from both sides. The festive scene includes banners, flags, and confetti in the air, with historic buildings and a scenic hill in the background.

Free World-Class Cycling: 2026 UCI Road Worlds Hit Montréal

In September 2026, Montréal becomes the epicenter of world cycling as it hosts the UCI Road World Championships — completely free to spectators. From September 19 to 27, watch elite riders chase the rainbow jersey along city streets, with lively fan zones

The Canada Museum of History, featuring its modern, curvy architectural design, is illuminated in the evening light and surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage. People are walking and cycling along a nearby path, with a river in the background. Across the river, a historic, ornate building is beautifully lit up.

Free Thursday Nights at Gatineau’s Canadian Museum of History

Looking for a free cultural experience in Gatineau this September? Every Thursday evening from 5–7 pm, the Canadian Museum of History waives admission for all visitors. On September 17, 2026, you can explore 15,000 years of Canadian history and culture on the

An outdoor concert held in a park by a river, showcasing a small orchestra performing on a stage. A conductor leads the musicians, while an audience sits on the grass on blankets and lawn chairs. The setting is surrounded by trees and buildings, creating a relaxed, communal atmosphere on a pleasant day.

Phil in the Park 2026: Calgary’s Free Symphony Picnic in the Sun

Looking for a totally free way to spend a September Sunday in Calgary? Phil in the Park 2026 brings the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra to Prince’s Island Park on September 13 at 2 PM, no ticket required. Grab a blanket, pack a picnic,