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Recreation in Humber Heights

Humber Heights residents are conveniently located near the Humber River Valley nature and recreational trail. Access to this trail is available off Raymore Drive which leads into Raymore Park. A plaque in Raymore Park serves as a memorial to the thirty-two Raymore Drive residents who were victims of Hurricane Hazel's wrath in 1954 when fourteen homes were swept down a raging Humber River.

Riverlea Park, located at 919 Scarlett Road, is home to the Riverlea Italian Seniors Club, the Elm Jr. and Sr. Club, and the only greenhouse allotment gardens in Toronto. This allotment garden operates from October to May. It is a private facility run by the city which rents out greenhouse space to non-commercial applicants on a first come first serve basis.

Upcoming Events

• May 26, 2012 · CommunityDOORS OPEN TORONTO: Neighbourhoods Across Toronto
• May 27, 2012 · ArtsMonthly Antique Market at Cloverdale Mall - Eatonville Neighbourhood
• Jun 1, 2012 · FamilyMontgomery's Inn Family FUNdays 2012 - Islington Village
• Jun 4, 2012 · SportsNorth York Senior Games - Golf
• Jun 29, 2012 · FoodToronto Ribfest - Canada Day Weekend - Centennial Park

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