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ContactCabbagetown Regent Park Museum
201 Winchester St.
Toronto, ON M4X 1B6
The Cabbagetown/Regent Park Museum Inc. showcases its collections at the Riverdale Farm in Toronto. The location was ideal; as the Riverdale Park, Zoo, Farm, Flats and the Don River have historically provided positive memories for both communities for almost two centuries. The Cabbagetown/Regent Park Museum was the first partnership project between the two communities; and is helping bridge the cultural and economic gaps between them by raising awareness of the unique shared history in the growth of Toronto and Canada.
The Cabbagetown/Regent Park Museum was established in February 2004. It was incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in February 2008 in order to address the long-term issues of sustainability, conservation, and finding a temporary and a permanent home to accommodate the size and value of its collections; and its rapid growth.
Website: www.crpmuseum.com
Toronto, ON M4X 1B6
The Cabbagetown/Regent Park Museum Inc. showcases its collections at the Riverdale Farm in Toronto. The location was ideal; as the Riverdale Park, Zoo, Farm, Flats and the Don River have historically provided positive memories for both communities for almost two centuries. The Cabbagetown/Regent Park Museum was the first partnership project between the two communities; and is helping bridge the cultural and economic gaps between them by raising awareness of the unique shared history in the growth of Toronto and Canada.
The Cabbagetown/Regent Park Museum was established in February 2004. It was incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in February 2008 in order to address the long-term issues of sustainability, conservation, and finding a temporary and a permanent home to accommodate the size and value of its collections; and its rapid growth.
Website: www.crpmuseum.com
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