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The campfires at Dufferin Grove started in 1994, to increase the night-time liveliness of the park and therefore make the park safer and friendlier. The two fire-sites are intentionally located right by the main park thoroughfare. A city is a place of many strangers, and it can be scary – a dark park even more so. But a campfire is a reassuring circle of light and activity. So the campfire participants contribute the neighbourliness of the park.
CELOS Campfire Handbook
First Nations cooking at Dufferin Grove Park:
Newsletter archives
Park campfires photo gallery: some pictures that people have sent in
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