Barracuda has new planters in stock

Barracuda (527 Parliament) has just announced the arrival of new Ellis Planters – a sleek, modern, rectangular planter that’s perfect for decks, patios and gardens. It’s guaranteed not to crack in the cold or to fade in bright sunshine. (In Cabbagetown, we also need protection from raccoons but Barracuda can’t guarantee that!) This is a beautiful store so it’s a pleasure to find a new reason for a visit there.
Sharon’s
Sharon’s

Hidden Gardens & Private Spaces Tour

The 14th Annual Slaw Festival of Short Original Works
The Cabbagetown Theatre Company presents its satirical review annually and it’s irresistible. This year’s program, Live & Swinging, is being presented in the former Laurentian Room, now rebranded as fifty one and managed by the Stonegrill. Singing aerialist Lindsay Stephens who trains with the Centre of Gravity Circus will take advantage of the room’s burlesque hooks. If that alone doesn’t tempt you, four other short original plays will amuse and delight you. May 29, 30 and 31, and June 4, 5 and 7. 8 pm. Tickets are $15. Theatre reservations at (416) 653-5870. fifty one is located at 51A Winchester Street (just east of Parliament.)


Proud new parents at Riverdale Farm

More Cabbagetown birding
Over the past few weeks, White Crowned Sparrows, White Throated Sparrows and Rose Breasted Grosbeaks have all been seen. Migratory birds are on their way through and giving our neighbourhood a real thrill.