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Dinner & Drinks
Music
Art & Culture
Events
Community
Shopping
Dinner & Drinks
Music
Art & Culture
Events
Community
Shopping
Dinner & Drinks
Music
Art & Culture
Events
Community
Shopping
Dinner & Drinks
Music
Art & Culture
Events
Community
Shopping
Dinner & Drinks
Music
Art & Culture
Events
Community
Shopping

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Events at Mirvish VIllage

SEE, HEAR, DO MORE.

Check the Village calendar for upcoming live entertainment, wellness experiences, art shows, and other in-person moments.

What's on at the Village

Past Event

Saturday August 1 2026, 9:00am - 10:00am

Move at Mirvish Village: Animal Flo with Jay Agustin

  • Honest Ed's Park
  • Fitness
  • Free
Past Event

Monday July 27 2026, 10am - 10pm

Book Bar Grand Opening

  • Past Event
Past Event

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Saturday July 25 2026, 9:00am - 10:00am

Move at Mirvish Village: Full Body Mat Pilates with Lisa Damla

  • Honest Ed's Park
  • Free
Past Event

Saturday July 18 2026, 9:00am - 10:00am

Move at Mirvish Village: Strong Pilates with Jess Sanchez

  • Honest Ed's Park
  • Past Event
Past Event

Sunday June 21 2026, 11am - 3pm

The Foosball Cup

  • Community
  • Fitness
  • Past Event
Past Event

Saturday June 20 2026, 10am - 2pm

Match Day Open House

  • Open House
  • Past Event

Getting Here

GETTING HERE IS EASY.

Mirvish Village stretches across almost four acres at the southwest corner of Bathurst and Bloor Streets—you can’t miss us.

Find us on a map.

By Transit

Take the Line 2 Bloor-Danforth subway to Bathurst station—we’re steps away. The 511 streetcar and 307 / 300 buses also have stops right outside Mirvish Village.

By Car

Type “Mirvish Village” into your GPS app and it’ll guide you to us. Parking options are available nearby.

By Walking

Depending on where you’re coming from, you can easily walk to Mirvish Village. There’s lots to see along the way.

By Bike

There are dedicated bikeways down Bloor Street and nearby Palmerston Boulevard—they’ll link you to other bikeways around Toronto.