Dufferin Grove Park, Urban park in Toronto, Canada
Dufferin Grove Park spans two city blocks with green spaces, trees, and sports facilities located on the east side of Dufferin Street. The grounds include a playground, athletic fields, and picnic areas spread throughout the property.
The park incorporates architectural elements from the second Toronto Custom House, which were relocated to the site after the building's demolition in 1909. These features link the modern grounds to an important chapter of the city's past.
The park hosts an outdoor theater space where Clay & Paper Theatre stages performances during summer months and special events. This venue draws people seeking shared cultural experiences in the open air.
The park provides washrooms, picnic tables, and free wireless internet across the grounds. Families with children will find good conditions, and athletes can use the fields and courts available throughout.
The park features a community bread oven where residents bake bread and pizza and gather together. This space reflects a living neighborhood culture centered on sharing and coming together.
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