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Explore the Riverside Neighborhood
Your Guide to Community Living at Riverside Square Condos
Welcome to one of Toronto’s most dynamic and rapidly evolving communities. Whether you are settling into the vibrant East End at 15, 30, or 45 Baseball Place, or enjoying the lake breezes at our waterfront connection at 665 Queens Quay, you are situated at the absolute heart of the city’s most exciting neighborhoods. Living at Riverside Square means getting the best of both worlds: trendy historic charm paired with scenic waterfront beauty.
Spring & Summer Highlights
Riverside Eats & Beats
JuneA massive local block party spanning 10 city blocks along Queen Street East. Step out your door for live music, culinary tasting tours, sidewalk sales, and entertainment.
Riverdale Art Walk
JuneHeld in nearby Jimmie Simpson Park, this outdoor public art exhibition features over 150 local artists, makers, and sculptors.
The Toronto Flea (formerly The Leslieville Flea)
Summer SundaysA curated outdoor market featuring vintage finds, salvaged goods, antiques, and handcrafted items, often held at the historic Ashbridge Estate.
Redpath Waterfront Festival
Summer EventPerfect for our Queens Quay residents, this massive celebration brings tall ships, interactive art installations, and incredible food to the harbor.
Fall & Winter Highlights
Riverside Halloween Fest
OctoberA community-favorite featuring haunted walks, pumpkin carving contests, and trick-or-treating at local Queen East businesses.
The Distillery Winter Village
Nov / DecJust a short walk or streetcar ride from Baseball Place, the historic Distillery District transforms into a magical European-style holiday market with a massive tree and artisan vendors.
Iconic Community Hubs
Corktown Common
An 18-acre ecological park just steps from Baseball Place. Features sprawling lawns, marshlands, a splash pad, and direct access to the Don Valley Trail system.
🌟 NEW FOR SPRING 2026: The highly anticipated full reopening of the Lower Don River Trail brings new accessible paths and stunning river lookouts right to your backyard.
The Broadview Hotel
A beautifully restored 1891 landmark right at Queen and Broadview. Its spectacular Rooftop Bar offers sweeping views of the Toronto skyline—the perfect spot for sunset cocktails.
Sugar Beach & Promenade
Just steps from Queens Quay, this whimsical urban beach with its signature pink umbrellas is the ultimate spot to relax and watch the boats sail across Lake Ontario.
Queen Street East
Your local main street. Packed with some of the city's best independent coffee shops, craft breweries, boutique fitness studios, and renowned brunch spots.
🌟 FRESH FOR 2026: Check out the newest neighborhood arrivals, including Hume (Mediterranean), Lamoon Thai Kitchen, Hogtown Vintage, and the brand-new Toronto Humane Society Clinic!
Left Field Brewery
A massive local staple in Leslieville that has quickly become a favorite gathering spot for neighbors to enjoy great craft beer and lively company.
🌟 2026 HUB HIGHLIGHT: Keep an eye on their packed schedule this year, featuring popular community events like "Monday Night Magic" and local trivia nights.
Reid's Distillery
Your new favorite local spot for a sophisticated night out. It offers a beautiful tasting room and an incredible selection of craft spirits right in the neighborhood.
🌟 2026 HUB HIGHLIGHT: Making major waves this year with their immersive cocktail workshops, live jazz nights, and curated social events.Make Yourself at Home: Getting Involved
Looking to connect with your neighbors and put down roots? Here are a few great ways to get plugged into the Riverside Square community:
- Shop Local at Farmers' Markets: Head over to the nearby Withrow Park Farmers' Market (Saturdays, June-October) to buy organic produce, freshly baked goods, and meet local farmers.
- Connect with the Riverside BIA: The Riverside Business Improvement Area frequently organizes local walking tours, street festivals, and neighborhood initiatives.
- Visit the Ralph Thornton Community Centre: Located on Queen St E, this is the grassroots heart of the neighborhood, hosting everything from community meetings to public programs.
- Hit the Trails: Join a local running club or cycling group that utilizes the Lower Don River Trail or the Martin Goodman Trail along the waterfront.
Thinking of Calling Riverside Home?
Finding the perfect neighborhood can be overwhelming in a city this dynamic. Whether you are drawn to the trendy historic streets of Leslieville or a breezy waterfront lifestyle, our team is here to help you navigate the East End real estate market.
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