Diamond Park Plaque Presentation

Take me out to the ball game. Take me out with the crowd! Join us at Left Field Brewery as we unveil a new plaque on Diamond Park, once home to the Toronto Maple Leafs baseball team (they had the name first). The Leafs, Toronto’s first professional baseball club, played at Diamond Park from 1901 to 1907, and briefly again in 1909, drawing thousands of fans to the corner of Liberty Street and Fraser Avenue. Over their 82-year history, the Maple Leafs won 10 championship titles and helped shape Toronto’s early professional sports culture. As a special treat, Left Field Brewery will have a special Diamond Park beer on draught for everyone over 19 to enjoy. Let’s raise a glass to this chapter of Toronto’s sporting history! Toronto Maple Leafs team photo taken atDiamond Park, 1907. Hit by Maple Leafs’ Jack Thoney at Diamond Park, 1907. Map heading – change value in settings Accessibility The plaque unveiling occurs at a retail location and brewery. For specific questions on the accessibility of the venue, please contact Left Field Brewery directly via their website. More like this Event Plaque City Trace the origins of one of North America's oldest and most active plaque programs through the plaques themselves. Article A League of Her Own Since women were first allowed to compete in athletic events at the CNE in the 1920s, Exhibition Place has been the site of huge feats for Canada's sportswomen. Although major women's national leagues are only emerging now — a century later — the journey toward equality has been long and hard-fought and one that is far from over. Article Does Canada Suck at Soccer? Despite centuries of soccer history, talented players, and a passionate fanbase, why did it take until 2022 for Canada's first men’s World Cup goal and 2026 for our first win?