Fort York - Toronto - Farm to Fork On Common Ground


Grab your cameras and bring an empty stomach to celebrate harvest season, September 24th weekend at Toronto's Historical Fort York.
 Farm to Fork On Common Ground is a family friendly feast of Food,Culture and Fun!

Shop at the organic farmers market, create some art, or just sit back and enjoy the music and dance.

For more information on the festival visit http://www.torontonongmocoalition.org/

Click here for information on Fort York




A freshly baked pie from the Fort York kitchen - TORONTO



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