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Celebrating 100 years since it was named a civic entity and slightly fewer since earning its reputation as an arts hub, the Junction community turns Dundas Street West into a weekend carnival of performance art, dance, juried art exhibits, kids’ events, and outdoor concerts featuring both local and big-name acts, including David Usher. New this year are literary events, including intimate one-on-one readings at the Poetry Peepshow. Dundas St. W., from Keele St. to Quebec Ave.—Brent Ledger
- When:
- Sep. 3/08 - Sep. 7/08
- Event Phone Number:
- 416-767-5036
- Event Web Site:
- http://www.junctionartsfest....
Free Event
Location
- Various Locations
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