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Tentative GLAM tours:

• 10am-1pm - Bata Shoe Museum (327 Bloor Street West, Toronto): 20 people
• 11am-4pm - Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) (100 Queens Park, Toronto): 40 people

• 11am-1pm - Morning edit-a-thon in museum library
• 2pm-4pm - Afternoon edit-a-thon in museum library

• 1pm-3pm - Lunchtime walking + eating tour at Kensington Market

• You can easily get to the market on public transit: the 510 Spadina, 506 College, and 505 Dundas Streetcars would get you there
• Come as you are, wherever you are coming from: Our meeting spot will be at Cafe Pamenar, 307 Augusta Ave. just south of College St. between 1 and 1:15pm – welcome to Kensington Martket, feel free to grab a coffee for the walk while we wait
• If you arrive later, just ping the Telegram group and join us as we walk south on Augusta starting at 1:15pm, exploring different culinary and historical gems in Kensington
• As we walk around, feel free to leave the group and visit a shop that you like or pop into whatever eating option that sings to your palette

• Some food options as we walk around Kensington: Amazing sweets at Wanda's Pie in the Sky; Delicious bagels at NU Bügel; Sit down brunch / lunch at Kos, Pera, Egg Bae or Our Spot; Tacos from Gus Tacos or Seven Lives; Toronto legend, Italian meets Jamaica at Rasta Pasta; Ka Chi Korean; Saigon Lotus Vegan Vietnamese; Pho Hung, one of Toronto's most famous Pho places near the end of our tour; Finally in Chinatown: Rol San for Dim Sum, King Noodle for more Chinese food options, and Mother's Dumplings
• If you have time or want another great coffee for your walk to AGO or wherever you're going, then stop by FIKA and get a Swedish treat too while you're at it

• Vintage shopping: Exile and Courage My Love are among Toronto's most beloved vintage shops

• 3-5pm - Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library at University of Toronto (120 St George St, Toronto): 2 groups, maximum of 20 people per group