IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL EVENTS

The Legacy Project is a Toronto-based systems research, education, and innovation group. Two decades of research and development have led to 7-Generation GTB. We're using intergenerational and place-based dynamics for social regeneration (generations in community) and ecological regeneration (community in bioregion). We're interconnecting people, projects, and places to each other for shared purpose; facilitating collective learning for all ages; fostering collaborations for meaningful systemic impact; and creating parallel processes and structures that nurture community resilience and planetary regeneration.

UPCOMING

Check out upcoming events and learning opportunities below; check back to see new postings. You can also arrange a visit to The Cedars, which is the main site for the GTB Bioregional Learning Center. Here are all our current free events:

GTB Bioregional Eco Market – For Mother's Day!
For: All ages, families
Saturday, May 9, 2026, open 1:00-5:00 pm
Markham Museum, Transportation Hall (click here for MAP)
9350 Markham Rd, Markham, ON L3P 3J3
We're celebrating Your Mother and Mother Earth at the third annual GTB Bioregional Eco Market. You'll find a specially curated selection of products and gifts, local foods, hard-to-find seedlings you can plant in your own yard, hands-on eco experiences from local schools, and inspiring stories. As you wander the market, you can also win free gifts! Bring your whole family to this special bioregional event. Check out the Market video.

Design Labs
For: All
TBD
We'll be doing a series of four GTB Design Labs throughout 2025 as we create new structures and processes for learning, regenerating the land, regenerating our communities, and creating regenerative financial flows to support on-the-ground work. If you're interested in getting more info as it becomes available, e-mail us.

Elderhood to Ancestorhood with Dr. Peter Whitehouse
For: Adults of all ages
TBA, virtual session
What if we're all elders-in-training and our ultimate goal is to be a good ancestor? To help you Be An Elder and think like an ancestor, this session features Dr. Peter Whitehouse, Founder of The Intergenerational School in Cleveland, OH. The Cleveland area is also organizing bioregionally, and this is an opportunity for bioregions to learn from each other. If you're interested in being included on the invitation list, e-mail us.


The Legacy Project's work is funded by grants. There is no cost to attend any of these events.

Questions? E-mail the Legacy Project, or contact Brian Puppa, Executive Director at the Legacy Project, (905) 852-3777.