Totstock: Toronto’s PG20

As G20 world lead­ers descend on Toronto to dis­cuss a host of very seri­ous grown-up issues, we sug­gest a decid­edly more light­hearted approach. Fiesta Farms is the proud main­stage spon­sor of Totstock. The event is hosted by The Little Paper, the pub­li­ca­tion who knows how to show par­ents and kids a good time.

It all goes down on Sunday June 27th, from 2:00–5:00. There’ll  be live music, children’s games and activ­i­ties, story-telling & pup­pet shows not to men­tion great food all hap­pen­ing in Sorauren Park. The event is in sup­port of Wabash Building Society and their ambi­tious vision for a new com­mu­nity cen­tre in Toronto’s West End.

The event is delib­er­ately low-tech since (as they proudly say) “you don’t need a bunch of bouncy cas­tles, fast food and Disney char­ac­ters to have a great time with your kids.” And we say, “amen!” What you will find is fab­u­lous bike dec­o­rat­ing, Planet in Focus kids’ films pro­jected by bike power, P.IN.E project nature­crafts. We’ll be host­ing a tent where kids can plant some fab­u­lous veg­gies and herbs.

Come visit us on the main­stage to hear some of  Toronto’s best children’s music per­form­ers like The Monkey Bunch, The Arrogant Worms , Alistiar Ant.

Skip the G20 and all the mad­ness of adult pol­i­tics. Like our friends The Monkey Bunch,  we say “Power to the Little People!”

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  • Angelune
    I would love to invite my sister-in-law and her kids, but I think driving in from Hamilton this weekend will be a crap-storm.
  • Jodi Lastman
    My guess is that traffic will be going in the opposite
    direction...considering all the negative publicity the event and it's
    implementation are getting, but don't hold me to it.
    Hope to see you there either way.
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