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Recreation & Culture Registration. Prepare for the launch of the City’s new registration and booking system.
Welcome Policy is a fee subsidy to help individuals and families who live in Toronto participate in City recreation programs. Eligible residents will receive an annual individual credit amount that can be used for recreation programs offered at Toronto Community Recreation Centres.
Online Registration & Booking. Register for recreation and cultural activities, book a facility and get fitness or sports memberships. Discover a wide range of programs, activities, and spaces available in your community.
The City of Toronto is launching a new online registration and booking system for recreation, parks, museums and cultural centres. Visit Online Registration and Booking to learn more about the new system. Programs fill up fast!
Search for recreation programs in Toronto by keyword or barcode and create your with list.
The City’s Parks, Forestry and Recreation division plays an important role in outreach and the response to encampments in parks and greenspaces. Parks Ambassadors are a responsive, mobile crew that actively visit parks across the city and engage with people living in encampments.
Community gardens provide access to land within the City parks system, and on other City-owned lands, for groups of people who wish to grow their own plants. Get more information on joining or establishing a community garden below.
Oct 18, 2024 · Public and Indigenous engagement will help shape how the City invests in recreation facilities over the next decade. It will also help inform guiding principles, considerations for better parks and the strategic actions featured in the Parkland Strategy.
Program Listings. Find programs by category or type, make your wishlist and be ready to go on registration start dates. When registration begins, register for programs on eFun. Visit Recreation in the City of Toronto for general information, including the types of programs available.
Apr 18, 2024 · After a successful pilot project, Toronto City Council today endorsed the expansion of the Alcohol in Parks program that will allow residents and visitors 19 years of age and older to consume personal alcohol at the 27 pilot park locations and additional parks across the city.
