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BEST OF THE WEST: Village of Islington’s Mural Mosaic offers a look at the area’s past

Surround yourself in the world of art and history this summer at the Village of Islington’s Mural Mosaic, where larger-than-life outdoor paintings surround buildings to tell the tale of Etobicoke’s past.

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Islington Village murals

One of the 24 murals on display in Islington Village in central Etobicoke. - Staff file photo/IAN KELSO

Surround yourself in the world of art and history this summer at the Village of Islington’s Mural Mosaic, where larger-than-life outdoor paintings surround buildings to tell the tale of Etobicoke’s past.

Visitors are encouraged to tour the 26 works of art that covers 15,000 square feet along Dundas West between Islington and Kipling avenues. The project began in 2004, initiated by the Village of Islington BIA to distinguish and beautify the business district. To date, the project has drawn in hundreds of visitors – with another 1,500 expected this year.

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