Community Cleanup hosted by the Recycling & Sustainability Club

Easton Park Pride is more than a celebration. It is one of the ways our community makes belonging visible by creating space for neighbors to show up as themselves, connect with one another, and stand alongside our LGBTQ+ community. Nadine Hughes will host an evening of Drag Bingo at The Union, with cocktails, mocktails, bites, and prizes. This year, the purpose of the evening will extend beyond Easton Park, with funds raised supporting Ground Floor Theatre’s Queer Youth Summer Camp. The program gives queer young people a place to explore their creativity, build confidence, and find community through theatre. Join your neighbors for a night filled with personality, connection, and purpose. Every bingo card, contribution, and show of support will help carry the spirit of Pride beyond one evening. If you would like to volunteer or help procure prizes, please email dceron@coherelife.com.

Hear the story behind what comes next. Community Town Hall gives Eastonites a direct look at the work underway across the community, why it matters, and what residents can expect next. Brookfield Residential and Community Life will share updates and respond to questions submitted by residents. Attend in person at The Vaughan or join through Microsoft Teams.

Make space to slow down, try something new, and create alongside your neighbors. Eastonite, Natassia of Lumina Studio leads this relaxed, all-ages workshop featuring gentle breathwork and mindful Scribble Art. The experience is designed to help participants settle in, explore their creativity, and connect without the pressure of producing something perfect. All materials are provided, and no artistic experience is necessary. Come on your own, bring someone with you, or make it a family evening.