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Scarborough Made Press · Aug 17, 2023

Our latest project championing storytelling in Toronto's parks brings public art to Malvern.

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Sid Naidu | Documentarian · Scarborough Made Press

Dear Community,

With almost eight months in the making, we’re excited to share our latest public art installation as part of the Toronto Arts Foundations: Arts in the Parks initiative.

Our newest project places a hyperlocal focus on Malvern. Seeing Malvern undergo many changes over the past few years, it’s been important for us to spotlight the community that calls Malvern home.

We invite you to be part of our official launch & artist walkthrough for “Scarborough Made in the Parks” on Saturday, August 26, 2023.

See our latest feature stories and connect with our new cohort of youth storytellers who have produced these works.

Location: Malvern Park (Behind Malvern Recreation Centre)

Address: 36 Sewells Rd Scarborough, Ontario M1B 3G5

Date / Time: August 26, 2023, with walkthroughs between 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Installation Details: Outdoors and accessible to the public until September 30, 2023. 

Join us and explore stories celebrating how public parks & recreational spaces serve as gathering grounds for all. 

Bring your friends and family to celebrate Scarborough’s community in Malvern!

RSVP for the event on Eventbrite 

Sincerely,

Sid Naidu

Co-Founder | Scarborough Made

This project was made possible with strategic funding from Toronto Arts Foundation & Toronto Arts Council as part of the Arts in the Parks initiative. 

Scarborough Made in the Parks expands on the yearly programming by the Scarborough Made artist collective to now engage parkgoers in Toronto’s East. The project aims to engage the communities through documentary storytelling and public art to represent and amplify the diverse narratives of local neighbourhoods.

For media inquiries or questions, please contact community@scarboroughmade.com

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