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The Bloor Yorkville Business Improvement Area is proud to present the 14th annual Yorkville Exotic Car Show. Visitors can expect a red-carpet display of luxury vehicles on Bloor Street with an expanded footprint this year (from Avenue Road to Yonge Street) in support of Melanoma Canada. The event will be hosted by Television personality Devo Brown, and promises an unparalleled experience with an exciting new lineup of over 130 classic and exotic cars, featuring brands like Aston Martin, Ferrari, Polestar, Lucid, Lotus, Mclaren, Lamborghini, Porsche, and more.

Explore Bloor West Village: voted Toronto’s number one neighbourhood
Known around the city for our charming small village feel, come visit Bloor West Village — voted Toronto’s best neighbourhood by Toronto Life magazine!

Every Stroll Leads to Something Special
Experience an eclectic mix of charming European bakeries, chic restaurants, artisan grocery shops, independent delicatessens, and cozy coffee haunts.

Discover unique treasures in specialty boutiques like Collected Joy, Cookery, Lemon & Lavender, Quipus Crafts, and Sweet & Elegant.

Treat yourself to irresistible goodies—from Toronto’s favorite fresh-baked Craig’s Cookies to premium French pastries at Marvelous by Fred, and comforting homemade soups and sandwiches at Bread & Roses Bakery Café.

Style for Every Story
Elevate your wardrobe with standout pieces from Bloor West Village’s distinctive clothing boutiques. Find timeless elegance and on-trend styles at Fig Tree, Parpar, and Diversity. Embrace effortless sophistication with Pink Martini’s curated collections, or opt for rugged refinement at Buck’s Hard Goods. Add a bold touch with Trixie’s playful, statement-making fashion—perfect for those who love to stand out.

As you shop, soak in the charm of our historic streetscape, featuring landmarks like the beautifully restored 1920s Runnymede Theatre—now home to Shoppers Drug Mart—and the beloved red-doored library, a neighborhood icon since the 1920s.