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TTC Diversion

Saturday, July 26th from 11AM-11PM

Festival Map 2025

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Stages

North Stage

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South Stage

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OssFest Open Air Market Vendors (Ossington Ave) 

1 More Round  
Abeec Honey  
Arolab  
Artket Goods  
Bees Butter  
Bolt  / Hopp Ride Share
Burner Pepper  
City of Toronto Public Consultation  
Clever Clippings  
Coasters Plus & More  
Crywolf  
Des Jardins  
Designs by Nature Gems  
Fidgey Pidgey
Football Haven  
Granny Puck It Vintage  
H Vintage  
Muse Movement  
Ollie Quinn  
Pearls by Ellen  
Reliable Bulk  
Rippah Chili Oil  
Roncy Packs  
Sage and Thistle Homemade Goods
Snapture This  
Take 2 Trading Company
The Boho Chic  
The Map Chest  
This is Your Brain on Plants  
Tokyo Nails  
X Tacos

Activations

Toronto Dog Moms

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Superkick'd

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Raccoon Records

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Markets

Forget Me Not

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Good Friends Market

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 Suds N Dubs 

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Afro Caribbean Cultural Market

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Retro Market

Offline Market

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The BIA tent (located close to 114 Ossington) will be set up from 11:00 am to 11:00pm.
Where are the restrooms?
Porta potties are located at Argyle Street (west side), Foxley Place (west side),
Halton Street (east side), Rebecca Street (east side) and Rolyat Street (west
side)
Where can I find a bank?
● CIBC and TD can be found at the corner of Ossington and Dundas
● BMO is available just east of Dundas and Ossington
Where can I park my car?
There is a Green P located at 1117 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1W9, just
east of Ossington on the south side, side street parking and parking lots are
located at CAMH south of Queen, and adjacent neighbouring side streets.
What happens in case of bad weather?
OssFest 2025 will take place rain or shine!
Is there a place to store personal belongings?
There is limited space at the BIA tent. Please bring only essentials and leave
valuables at home. The BIA can not be held liable for anything that is lost or
stolen
Is there a lost and found?
Yes! Lost and Found is located at the BIA tent.
Are pets allowed?
Friendly, leashed pets are welcome at the festival! Owners are responsible for
cleaning up after their pets. For safety reasons, aggressive animals or pets not
on a leash will not be permitted.
What is the TTC diversion?
505 Dundas and 501 Queen streetcars will service the event corridor, you can
get off at Ossington Avenue
When do the roads close and re-open?
The roads will close at 6:00 AM on July 26th and re-open at 3:00AM on July 27th

Are street patios still open?
All CafeTO patios remain open for business and some may extend for the
festival.
Where can I refill my water bottle?
Please visit the HTOTOGO water station located at Humbert Street
Is the festival wheelchair accessible?
Is the festival wheelchair accessible?
Yes, roads have been pedestrianized, some businesses are wheelchair
accessible.
Who are the organizers of OSSFEST?
OSSFEST is organized by the Ossington BIA. You can visit us at
www.meetmeonossington.ca and celebrating its 9th year!!
What are the main activations at OSSFEST?
North Stage located at Dundas & Ossington: 2pm-11pm: Indie bands
● South Music Stage located at Queen & Ossington: 1pm-11pm
● Toronto Dog Moms x OSS Fest: 68-70 Ossington
● Afro Caribbean Market: 11am-11pmAfro Caribbean artisans located at Green P lot at 18 Ossington Avenue
● Wrestling Ring: Numerous performances between 2pm-8pm located at Halton Street
What is OSSFEST’s social handle?
Please tag us @OssingtonBIA, #OssFest2025
Who do I call/text if I have a concern?
●The BIA tent (located close to 114 Ossington) will be set up from 11:00 am to 11:00pm.
Please email [email protected]
TEXT 416-801-5910

Road Closure Information for July 26th, 2025
**Vehicles Being Towed**

In order for us to have a safe and successful OssFest street party and festival, there are some road closures in place. 

Ossington Avenue will be closed to vehicle traffic from:
5am on Saturday July 26th until 5am on Sunday, July 27th. 

Any vehicles that are left on Ossington Avenue between Queen St W and Dundas St W at 5am on Saturday, July 26th, will be towed (at no expense) to a nearby street.

​IF your vehicle is relocated, please call 416-808-2222 and press #4 and then press #2. 

Please note that only approved vendors, artists, brands and marketing companies are allowed to set up at the event.
All amplified sound activations must be approved by the BIA in advance of the event date. 

Video from OssFest 2024

TTC Diversion

63/363 Ossington buses will operate as follows:
Southbound: from Ossington Avenue, east on Dundas Street West, south on Bathurst Street, west on Queen Street West and south on Shaw Street, to regular route.
Northbound: from Shaw Street, west on Queen Street West, north on Dufferin Street, east on Dundas Street West and north on Ossington Avenue, to regular route.
Stops not served: Ossington Avenue between Dundas Street West and Queen Street West. 
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Land Acknowledgment
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The City of Toronto acknowledges that we are on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. The City also acknowledges that Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 signed with the Mississaugas of the Credit, and the Williams Treaties signed with multiple Mississaugas and Chippewa bands.

African Ancestral Acknowledgement

The City of Toronto acknowledges all Treaty peoples – including those who came here as settlers – as migrants either in this generation or in generations past - and those of us who came here involuntarily, particularly those brought to these lands as a result of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and Slavery. We pay tribute to those ancestors of African origin and descent.
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