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This summer, Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market will feature guerilla cinema showcasing independent film from around the world. The films will be screened in the alleys and lane ways of the Market on the last Sunday of every month, around 7pm.

With our new expanded road closure area, we can use lots of extra hands to keep P.S. Kensington running smooth and brimming with fun! Come and become part of the gang--for three hours on the last Sunday of each month, you can help reclaim Toronto from the automobile and bring magic to the street.

Call or email to let us know you're in,

Streets are for People!

or all Kelsey (416) 841-8549

Follow this link to watch an interview about what makes Pedestrian Sundays tick. And please feel free to curse/heckle/scream about the hypocrisyof the car commercial they've chosen to precede the clip.

http://www.rogerstv.com/option.asp?rid=16&lid=16&tid=24765

Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington Market have filled a new corner of our hearts--specifically in the Nassau, South Augusta, and Baldwin chambers...This year we are pleased to announce that many new streets will be taking part in P.S. Kensington festivities.

AUGUSTA--The road closure wil begin right at Dundas, continuing north right to College, including a whole slough of business old and new in P.S. Kensington. This makes Wales and Denison Square aroung the park defacto no-traffic zones, but maintaining on-street parking for residents.

Wednesday May 7th 6:30 to 8:30pm
Bellevue Square Park in Kensington Market (Augusta N. or Dundas)
Bring friends!

P.S. Kensington needs volunteers to help bring the streets to life!
Get involved with our 5th season of Pedestrian Sundays--help make music, play games, build props, give rickshaw rides, paint faces or paint labyrinths--there are dozens of ways to be part of Pedestrian Sundays, bringing smiles to people's faces, and making our city a better place.

Sunday, May 4th
11am to 8pm
21 Nassau St, in Kensington Market (in the Lofts Amenities Space, down the ramp).

Drop in and ask questions, or stay for the day and help make decorations, build the Maypole, learn to silkscreen, flesh out
ideas, plan the parade, work on the giant pinata, hang out, and have fun!

Email , or call Kelsey 416.841.8549 or Shamez 416.929.4900

We'll be having our first community meeting of the 2007 season to discuss plans & ideas for this year's Pedestrian Sundays. Hope you can join us!When: Monday March 26th - 7 to 9 pmWhere: Kensington Lofts Amenities Space - 21 Nassau St.Who: Anyone interested in sharing ideas and helping make them happen!

The meeting on November 14th, although sparsely attended compared to previous years, went very well!Our main outcome was the decision to proceed again next year with a Pedestrian Sunday on the last Sunday of the month from May to October, 2007. This format was agreed upon by all in attendance.Please follow this link for the full meeting minutes.

Please join us to discuss the pros & cons of Pedestrian Sundays 2006 - our third successful year!Tuesday November 14th, 7pmSt. Stephens in the Fields ChurchWhere do we go from here? What changes should be made, if any? Is the last Sunday of the month the way to go for next year?Let us know what you think.

Parking Meter Parties and aMusical Parade liven up Queen Street West in celebration of World Car Free Day !!When: Friday September 22nd, 2006

• 4:00pm - Meet at Trinity Bellwoods Park (Queen St. gate) for Teaand Preparations
• BYOTea, costumes, instruments, humanpowered floats, banners, signs, etc...
• All Musicians are most welcome andencouraged to join the Arkestra
• 5:30pm - Take to the Streets!
• Heading East from Trinity Bellwoods Parkalong Queen St.West

Want to do something to help your city and neighbours? Feel the need to give back to one of your favorite communities? Come and be part of one of Toronto’s most progressive community movements There are dozens of ways to get involved. We need help:• building and painting props, art pieces and delivery carts• decorating the streets of Kensington Market• marshalling the event (this is fun and social work, and vital to expressing the social and ecological objectives of Pedestrian Sundays) • making music, running activities, and having fun!

Just a reminder that there will be a meeting on Tuesday June 6th - 7pm at St. Stephen's Community House.We'll be discussing the May 28th event and begin planning for June 25th.All Welcome!

May 28th - Open up! Grand Opening Spring CelebrationThe first Pedestrian Sunday of 2006 is here and we couldn't be happier!Family friendly programming begins at 1pm throughout the market.

**Volunteer Orientation Picnic**When: May 17th from 6 - 8pm *RAIN OR SHINE* Where: Kensington's Denison Square Park (at the foot of Augusta).  Amadeus Bar/Restaurant NW corner of Augusta and Denison - alternate venue if it's really pouring!! Who: Anyone interested in lending a hand this seasonRSVP - or call 416 826 2964

All are welcome at our first meeting of the year!!Monday April 3rd, from 7 - 9pm at St. Stephen's Community House (downstairs) - 260 Augusta Ave. south of College.Join us with your voice, ideas and energy! Do stop by even if you can only stay for half an hour - we'll be discussing activities and forming work groups to help make P.S. Kensington 2006 run smoothly.

Based on extensive community consultation this past fall, the Kensington community supports the following proposal for Pedestrian Sundays in 2006:The last Sunday of every month from May to October!More information coming soon.

Our next Community Meeting with regards to Pedestrian Sundays will be held on, Tuesday, November 29th 2005 at 7:00 pm St. Stephens Community House, 260 Augusta Ave.We will review the results of community surveying and discuss event planning for summer 2006.Everyone is welcome!

What:  Meeting to discuss the proposal for Pedestrian Sundays in 2006When: Tuesday, November 29th, 2005 - 7 to 9pmWhere: Basement of St. Stephen's Community Centre - 260 Augusta Ave.