Join us for TRCA Celebrate the Humber!
Saturday, June 27, 2026
Etienne Brûlé Park | 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
REGISTER NOW FOR THIS FREE EVENT
Celebrate the Humber with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)! Explore a scenic stretch of Toronto’s Humber River Recreation Trail and discover historic landmarks like the bridge at Etienne Brûlé Park. Along the route, enjoy a series of interactive and educational stations designed for all ages.
Event Highlights
- Admission is FREE!
- Learn about the history of the Humber River and how to help protect it through hands-on activities.
- Discover how the Humber earned its designation as a Canadian Heritage River.
- Participate in live casting demonstrations.
- Get creative with arts and crafts.
- Take part in outdoor games.
- And more to explore along the trail!
NEW THIS YEAR!
In celebration of the FIFA World Cup 2026 coming to Toronto, show your support for Team Canada at our Soccer Nets Station, where you can test your soccer skills and join in the excitement.
How to Explore Toronto’s
Humber River Recreation Trail at the Event
- Explore the trail at your own pace; or
- Join a guided walk at 10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., or 1:30 p.m. (Available on a first-come, first-served basis.)
The Nest: A Quiet Space
Take a break at The Nest, a welcoming space designed for rest and sensory relief. Whether you need a moment to recharge or a quieter environment, you are invited to relax here.
Please note: A DJ will be on site providing light background music featuring Canadian and local artists. Reduced sound levels will be in effect from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Accessibility & Amenities
- Mix of grass and paved surfaces for both natural and accessible experiences.
- Accessible washrooms available on site.
- Convenient access via TTC subway (Old Mill Station)
- Parking available off Catherine Avenue and Old Mill Road
The GTA’s Only Canadian Heritage River!
- The Humber River is designated as a Canadian Heritage River and is the only river to receive this designation in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
- Due to its rich cultural and recreational history and the important role it played during the settlement of Peel Region and Canada, the Humber River is one of only 41 designated heritage rivers in Canada to receive this title!
- People have lived along the banks of the Humber River for at least 10,000 years!
Notes for Event Participants
- While TRCA staff will make every reasonable effort to minimize exposure to known risks associated with physical activities that form part of the event, the event involves potential risks to participants. By attending the event, you acknowledge and agree to assume the following potential risks:
- Irregular or slippery terrain; changes in weather conditions; branches and springing vegetation; encounters with natural features such as plants, insects, animals and water hazards such as ponds, rivers, lakes and streams and associated hazards such as flooding.
- Participants are expected to dress appropriately for the event/program, and be fit to participate.
- TRCA is not liable for any claims, demands, suits, proceedings arising from or in any way related to any accident, injury, damage, loss or other claim for death, bodily injury, personal injury or property damage, resulting from or in any way connected this event, howsoever arising, save and except those arising from and directly caused by the gross negligence or deliberate acts of TRCA. TRCA is hereby released from any and all claims, demands, actions, causes of action or otherwise for injury, loss or damage to others or property of others, that arise in connection with this event.
- Please be advised that by attending the event, attendees may be photographed, filmed, videoed and/or otherwise recorded at this event and attendees’ image, voice and/or likeness to be used, without compensation, by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) for promotional or marketing purposes in or on any and all media, whether now known or hereafter devised, including but not limited to, TRCA websites, social media, brochures, pamphlets, newsletters and other publications. TRCA, its successors, assigns and licensees, is hereby released from any and all liability whatsoever of any nature on account of such usage.
- Irregular or slippery terrain; changes in weather conditions; branches and springing vegetation; encounters with natural features such as plants, insects, animals and water hazards such as ponds, rivers, lakes and streams and associated hazards such as flooding.