Scenic Views of Queer West Village Toronto « Read Less
Toronto's - Queer West Village is more of an attitude than an identity; new and radical, and has a thriving underground queer scene. The fact that Toronto's west end is less aggressively, overtly gay is a drawing point for many queers. The bars and clubs are to a degree randomly spread along, Bloor St., College St., Queen Street West and Spadina none with a 'gay' bar label. Toronto's queer west end, is not so much a part of the city, as a collection of small villages. This first gallery of many, is a sightseeing tour around the village area.
Sorauren Avenue in Parkdale Village
View looking south on Sorauren Avenue at Sorauren-Wabash Park.
This wonderful area is very popular with buyers, especially young gay and lesbian professionals, who are looking for an interesting, people-friendly neighbourhood with an easy access to downtown. What was once mainly ethnic shopping district on nearby Roncesvalles Avenue, in the High Park neighbourhood, recently became gentrified, and offers a whole array of boutiques, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and gift shops. Many area homes underwent classy renovations within the last few years.
Photo by Don Quixote, Queer West Village, Toronto Ontario, Inside Story newspaper, editor (taken Oct. 3, 2006)
This wonderful area is very popular with buyers, especially young gay and lesbian professionals, who are looking for an interesting, people-friendly neighbourhood with an easy access to downtown. What was once mainly ethnic shopping district on nearby Roncesvalles Avenue, in the High Park neighbourhood, recently became gentrified, and offers a whole array of boutiques, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and gift shops. Many area homes underwent classy renovations within the last few years.
Photo by Don Quixote, Queer West Village, Toronto Ontario, Inside Story newspaper, editor (taken Oct. 3, 2006)













