Earth Day in Toronto is more than just a celebration, it’s a citywide invitation to reconnect with the planet and the community.
From community cleanups to tree planting, sound baths, art-making and nature walks, this year’s Earth Day events invites Torontonians to come together in celebration and climate action.
Here’s a look at some of the ways you can make the city greener and cleaner!
Clean Toronto Together
Every April, Toronto residents are invited to take part in a citywide effort to clean up local parks, ravines, beaches, and green spaces. Clean Toronto Together is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and has evolved into the largest event of its kind in Canada.
This initiative brings together residents, students, businesses and city staff to help restore and protect public spaces.
The spring clean-up will take place from Friday, April 25, to Sunday, April 27.
Residents planning a cleanup are encouraged to register their event on the city’s Clean Toronto webpage by Wednesday, April 23.
Earth Day Community Clean-Up at Trinity Bellwoods
ick off Earth month with a morning that is all about community, connection and giving back to the city. Pier Five and Lost & Found are teaming up for a group cleanup at Trinity Bellwoods Park.
Volunteers will help kickstart their energy with free coffee from Sonndr Cafe and a chance to connect with others before heading out to clean!
To RSVP and for more information, check it out here.
Black Creek Community Farm – Earth Day
Black Creek Community Farm is calling on Torontonians of all ages to celebrate Earth Day with a day full of hands-on activities.
Whether you’re looking to spend the day farming, making art or simply enjoy the beauty of the outdoors, there’s an activity for everyone.
From litter cleanups and plastic treasure hunts to zine-making, pesto workshops, and paper crafting, the event is packed with ways to engage, learn, and have fun. You can join a reflective creek walk and story circle exploring climate grief and healing, or just share a free meal with others passionate about the planet.
The event takes place on Saturday, April 26 from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. To reserve a spot, find more information here.
Earth Month Sound Bath
Close out Earth Month with intention at 1 Hotel Toronto’s Earth Month Sound Bath -an evening filled with meditation, sound healing, and reflection.
For $37.61, guests will be guided through gratitude meditation followed by a deep, immersive sound bath led by a facilitator. .
Celebrate the planet in a peaceful way that is designed to help participants reconnect with themselves and the Earth through soothing practices like mindfulness.
Get your tickets and find more information here.
Earth Day at Downsview Park
Celebrate Earth Day at Downsview Park on April 27 with a free, all ages event packed with hands-on activities and nature-based fun.
Take part in tree planting, invasive species removal, guided walks, and more — with registration required for select sessions.
From marshmallows by the fire to a scavenger hunt and beehive tours, there’s something for everyone. Rain or shine, it’s a great way to give back to the planet and connect with the community.
For more information on activities and registration, click here.
Earth Month with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)
The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is hosting family-friendly events across the GTA to encourage environmental action.
From tree planting to biodiversity projects to turtle tracking, there’s something for everyone to get involved in!
It’s a chance to connect with nature while contributing to conservation efforts.
Find more information about the events here.
