The Redpath Waterfront Festival Returns With A Splash!
The Redpath Waterfront Festival is returning to Toronto’s waterfront with its first in-person festival after two years. From
The 225 Year History of Toronto’s Waterfront
The Port of Toronto is an inland port in Toronto, located on the northwest shore of Lake Ontario on the city’s waterfront. For 225 years, the Port has served as a unique and crucial piece of infrastructure for the city of Toronto. PortsToronto, a long-standing partner of the Redpath Waterfront Festival, maintains this 50 acres (20 hectares) consisting of Marine Terminal 51, Warehouse 52, and the International Marine Passenger Terminal.
The World’s Largest Rubber Duck Returns to Toronto’s Waterfront…Virtually!
NEWS RELEASE: Redpath Waterfront Trail Announces New AR Experience
The World’s Largest Rubber Duck is digitally floating back to Toronto to join the Redpath Waterfront Trail from September 17 to October 3. The Duck will be the fifth Augmented Reality (AR) stop on the trail and will pay ohmage to the real-life, 6 storey tall, 30,000lb Rubber Duck that became the festival’s most popular program in its ten-year existence.
Take your Imagination for a Walk on Toronto’s Waterfront
NEWS RELEASE: Redpath Waterfront Festival announces two week socially distanced trail
The Redpath Waterfront Festival today announced its return to Toronto’s waterfront with a two we
The Redpath Waterfront Festival celebrates a decade on Toronto’s waterfront
NEWS RELEASE: Tall Ships, Flying Dogs, a Water Circus and One Giant Duck!
The Redpath Waterfront Festival (RWF), presented by Billy Bishop Airport, is celebrating its 10th anniversary by releasing a video
A decade of history for the Redpath Waterfront Festival
Year after year, the producers of the Redpath Waterfront Festival (RWF) work hard to bring people down to Toronto’s waterfront to explore this unique part of the city. From flying dogs to rubber duckies, they have created new ways to attract tourists to Toronto, and it all started with a fleet of tall ships.
Canadian Coast Guard to be a smash at 2019 festival with giant icebreaking ship
Note: Duty calls for the CCGS Griffon. The icebreaker will not be attending our 2019 festival but she will be sending another hero in her place. Read all about CCGS Constable Carrier here.
We have a rather LARGE announcement. We’re excited to share that the Canadian Coast Guard will be bringing one of their icebreaking vessels to our festival this summer. The CCGS Griffon can carry over 740 tons and is 234 feet long, making her the largest vessel in our fleet.
She’s kind of a big deal
A chat with the Captain of the Bluenose II
When Bluenose II confirmed their attendance at our 2019 festival, we were so excited we almost fell overboard. The fishing and racing schooner from Nova Scotia is no ordinary vessel. To explain why, we need to go back to the Atlantic seaboard in the early 1900’s, when her story began.
Attention crew! The tall ships are BACK!
Ahoy there, friends! A dock party is taking place on Toronto’s waterfront Canada Day weekend 2019, and you’re invited! Aye, that’s right, 2019 is a tall ships year. From June 29-July 1st, 2019, the Redpath Waterfront Festival, presented by Billy Bishop Airport, will welcome 10 majestic tall ships to Toronto’s waterfront.
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