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Our traditional Christmas Market Celebration is back this December at Canecas Bar
Our Welcome to the Neighbourhood Gallery Exhibition is back this fall, on
Stay tuned for this falls Portuguesse Custard Tarts tour showcasing 5 community
Community Photo Walk: Soccer Lives Here Saturday, June 27, 2026Rogers Road, Toronto
🎨⚽ CALL FOR ARTISTS: Rogers Road Soccer Ball Art Challenge ⚽🎨 We’re
As part of Jane’s Walk 2026, join us for a sweet morning
Spring is here, and that means it’s time to come together and
The “Welcome to the Neighbourhood” Photo Exhibition is now live online—capturing Rogers
✂️🔥 MEET THE BARBERS OF 451 ROGERS ROAD! 🔥✂️
Looking for a fresh fade, clean lineup, or a classic cut? Step into the chair and meet the talented barbers bringing style, skill and personality to Rogers Road. 💈
🇲🇽 CJ Barber — representing Mexico
📞 437-383-3597
✨ @cj_barber_
🇩🇴 Dany Barber — representing the Dominican Republic
📞 437-383-2097
✨ @da_barber_r8
📍 451 Rogers Rd, Toronto
✨ @da_barber_r8
Come through, support local, and leave fresh! 🔥
Who’s your go-to barber? Tag them below 👇
#RogersRoad #RogersRoadBIA #YorkToronto #TorontoBarbers TorontoBarber
Moving Postcards 🦊🌷
Sometimes you don’t have to go far to find something beautiful.
At Ciano Florist on Rogers Road, a curious fox surrounded by blooming tulips stretches across the brick wall, bringing colour, nature and a little bit of magic to the neighbourhood. 🎨🌷
Created by Toronto artist @nick_sweetman , this mural is a perfect example of how local art and local businesses can transform an everyday streetscape into something worth stopping for.
📍 Ciano Florist
518 Rogers Road, Toronto
Next time you’re walking, biking or driving along Rogers Road, keep an eye out for this colourful neighbourhood gem.
Art. Nature. Rogers Road. 💛
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⚽️🔥 JULY 4 WAS A WHOLE VIBE ON ROGERS ROAD 🔥⚽️
Throwing it back to July 4 — when Rogers Road came together for an unforgettable Community BBQ & Soccer Celebration… AND we celebrated Joaquim’s birthday! 🎂🥳❤️
433 Rogers Road was buzzing all day with BBQ, music, soccer, local businesses, kids’ activities, prizes, good food and even better company. 🌭🎶⚽️
We celebrated the beautiful game, brought the neighbourhood together, unveiled the “Unity in Diversity” mural, and got everyone exploring Rogers Road through the Soccer Celebration Passport. 🌍🎨
But most importantly, we celebrated community — and Joaquim! 🥳
From the first BBQ to the final cheers, July 4 was packed with the kind of moments that make Rogers Road special. ❤️
Happy Birthday, Joaquim! 🎂 And cheers to everyone who made July 4 one to remember!
📸 Photos by @forrestraymond
#RogersRoadTO #RogersRoad #SoccerLivesHere #CommunityBBQ #Toronto FIFAWorldCup26
🇯🇲 New Business Alert! Dream Taste @dreamtastetakeoutandcatering 🍗🌴
Now serving up the bold, authentic flavours of Jamaican cuisine, Dream Taste is bringing Caribbean comfort food to the neighbourhood. From jerk chicken and oxtail to curry goat, rice & peas, and more, it’s a new local spot worth checking out.
🇯🇲 Dream Taste @dreamtastetakeoutandcatering
📍 330 Silverthorn Ave at Rogers Road
Whether you’re craving a hearty lunch or a taste of the islands, stop by, support local, and give them a warm Rogers Road welcome! 💛💚❤️
Tag a friend who loves Jamaican food! 🇯🇲🔥
#RogersRoad #DreamTaste #JamaicanFood #CaribbeanCuisine SupportLocal
🌞 Hello, August! 📸✨
A new month means a new photo to celebrate the people and places that make Rogers Road so special.
This month`s calendar features a stunning image by James Ding (@aguafoto), captured during our Rogers Road Community Photo Walks with Bryan Brock (@bryanbrock_) and @adoptedlens. Together, they`re helping tell the story of our neighbourhood—one photograph at a time.
Taken at Coin Laundry (460 Rogers Road), this photo transforms an everyday moment into something memorable, reminding us that the beauty of Rogers Road can be found in the places we visit every day. 🧺🌿
So this August, take a stroll, discover a new local business, say hello to a neighbour, and keep your camera ready—you never know what story you`ll find around the corner.
Happy August! ☀️❤️
📸 Photo by @aguafoto
📍 Coin Laundry • 460 Rogers Road
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👔 Best Suits. Best Deals. Right on Rogers Road
Who says looking sharp has to cost a fortune? 📍Visit Value Village at 605 Rogers Rd . From timeless blazers and designer labels to complete suits waiting to be discovered, every visit is a treasure hunt.
Whether you’re dressing for the office, a wedding, or just want to elevate your everyday look, you never know what you’ll find on the racks. ✨♻️
Have you found an incredible thrifted suit on Rogers Road? Show us in the comments! 👇
📸 Credit: @davetheserboslav
#RogersRoad #TorontoStyle #ThriftFinds #Menswear
🎉 GIVEAWAY ALERT! 🎉
🎁 The first 3 people to DM us the location of this artwork will win a **Rogers Road goodie tote bag!** 🛍️✨
🎨 More art is popping up along Rogers Road! Keep your eyes open as colourful new murals and creative installations continue to transform the neighbourhood into an open-air gallery. Every piece adds to the vibrant story of our community.
👀 Think you know where this artwork is? Send us a DM with the location for your chance to win!
📍Happy exploring, and don’t forget to tag a friend who loves discovering local art!
#RogersRoad #Giveaway #StreetArt #TorontoArt #ExploreToronto CommunityArt SupportLocal HiddenGems ArtWalk ShopLocal
🚋✨ Did You Know? Rogers Road Once Had Its Own Streetcar! ✨🚋
Long before buses became part of the daily commute, the Rogers Road streetcar helped shape the neighbourhood we know and love today. ❤️
The line first began operating in 1924, connecting Rogers Road to the rest of Toronto and making it easier for families, workers, and shoppers to travel across the city. As the community grew, so did the streetcar, becoming a familiar sight for nearly 50 years. 🏘️🚋
On July 19, 1974, the Rogers Road streetcar made its final trip, bringing an unforgettable chapter of Toronto transit history to a close. While the tracks are gone, the memories—and the impact the line had on building this vibrant community—live on through stories, photographs, and the people who remember riding it. 💛📸
Today, Rogers Road continues to evolve, but its rich history remains an important part of what makes this neighbourhood so special. 🌟
Do you remember the Rogers Road streetcar? 🚋 Or have a family story or photo to share? We’d love to hear it in the comments! 👇💬
❤️ Save this post for your next neighbourhood history deep dive, and share it with someone who loves Toronto’s past!
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1️⃣ R. Hill – Bob Hutch Collection
2️⃣ John F. Bromley
3️⃣ Toronto Archives – Fonds 1526
4️⃣ Steve Munro
5️⃣ Roger Duquette Collection
6️⃣ City of Toronto Archives – Fonds 16, Series 71, Item 4017
A vibrant tapestry of cultural diversity and local charm, the Rogers Road BIA is a dynamic business district nestled along Rogers Road between Boronco Street and Weston Road.
This lively area is characterized by its eclectic mix of family-owned businesses, trendy boutiques, ethnic eateries, and cozy cafes. The Rogers Road BIA fosters a unique community spirit where tradition meets innovation, offering residents and visitors a welcoming space to explore and connect.
