Sunday, March 8, 2020

March 8, 2020 Toronto's 186th Birthday Celebrations in Nathan Phillips Square

Went  to Nathan Phillip's Square in downtown Toronto to celebrate Toronto's 186th birthday!
Had lunch at two of the many food stalls there and wandered around admiring the products displayed  and sold by Torontonians. One of the stalls displayed  art-work i.e.  figures of comic heros and TV characters on sheets, greeting cards, magnets, etc. The artist's dad's   sales pitch convinced us to pick two of his art works! 





Below are people dressed as comic book characters we saw in the Square...ahead of the upcoming comicon.









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