Celebrating Progress
Progress Toronto’s Summer Party + Fundraiser
Join us for our Celebrating Progress Party on Friday June 19 at 8pm at Cecil Community Centre. Spend the evening with hundreds of progressive volunteers, organizers, supporters, and community leaders—all dedicated to building a progressive Toronto that works for everyone.
We’ll be having summer-time fun with music, games, performances, drinks, and more! You can hit the dance floor, discuss politics by the bar, or enjoy the summer night in the garden. We invite you to be a part of our progressive community and celebrate all our great work to make this city better.
Event Details:
Friday June 19 — 8pm
Cecil Community Centre (map)
58 Cecil St (near Spadina and College)
Get your tickets using the form below:
Food: We will have vegetarian samosas and sweet treats for all to enjoy.
Drinks: We will be serving beer and wine. Non-alcoholic drinks will also be available.
Tickets
General Ticket — $15
Supporter Ticket (donation + 1 drink ticket) — $35
Core Supporter Ticket (donation + 2 drink tickets) — $50
Organizer (donation + 3 drink tickets) — $100
Champion (donation + 4 drink tickets) — $150
Progress Toronto Best Friend Forever (donation + 5 drink tickets + a high-five) — $200
Underwaged/Student Ticket — $5
If cost is a barrier for you, please email us at info@progresstoronto.ca
Accessibility: The venue has an accessible entrance and washroom. If you need a support person to accompany you, we are happy to provide them with a free ticket. Please reach out to us at info@progresstoronto.ca for more accessibility information and requests.
Have a question? Email info@progresstoronto.ca
Let’s Come Together to Celebrate!
We’ve accomplished a lot together in the last year. We won more investments in housing and transit, pushed back against Doug Ford, elected Neethan Shan in Scarborough—Rouge Park, and got even more progressive wins for Toronto.
These wins are made possible because progressive communities came together and supported our work.
Toronto votes in a city election later this year and there's a lot of work ahead. We need to keep building in order to get more progressive policy wins, hold conservatives accountable and elect more progressives to City Hall. Let’s celebrate what we’ve accomplished together and continue building a more progressive Toronto.
