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Welcome to Bloor by the Park! Visit us along Bloor Street West between Dundas West and Keele subway stations - we’re just east of High Park, one of the best green spaces in Toronto.
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PEAK BLOOM IS HERE!
Make the most of your hanami adventure. Join us for our 4th Annual BLOOM by the Park and discover limited-time sakura specials at the Blossom Stops below! Plus, check out the amazing storefronts decorated to celebrate the season.
Customize your own deliciously curated Sakura Picnic Lunch, featuring a choice of sandwiches, drinks, and in-house homemade cherry treats.
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Delight in a heavenly Sakura Season Picnic Box with Chilled Beet Soup & Cherry, Mini Cheese Khachapuri, Napoleon Cake with Sour Cherry, and Sour Cherry Compote.
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Enjoy a FREE intro class with promo code CHERRYBLOSSOM2026.
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Refresh your blossom walk! Get 15% off snacks & drinks. Mix, match, or just grab one.
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Get a FREE toolkit of emotional regulation strategies and activities involving High Park and the Cherry Blossoms, for ADHD, twice-exceptional, gifted and neurodivergent families.
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Any day in May, get a floral tattoo and get 15% off in celebration of this Cherry Blossom Season!
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COMING SOON: The most lovely blossom cookies - stay tuned for pre-order release.
Beautiful blossom windows bring an extra touch of magic to sakura season
Follow the High Park blossoms on their journey to full bloom
NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST
Local highlights & connections, just steps away from Bloor by the Park.
A natural oasis at our doorstep. You can access High Park from the southwest corner of Bloor St W & Parkside. Unwind with a sunny summer picnic or winter wonderland stroll.
Convenient connections to & from our neighbourhood via GO Train and the UP Express. Located at 1456 Bloor St W (slightly east of the Bloor St W and Dundas St W intersection).
Plan your next adventure on this 2.1km multi-use trail, built on an abandoned rail line. You can enter/exit the trail from Bloor St W (next to Bloor GO Station) or through other entranceways along the path.