YORKVILLE MUSIC SCENE IN THE 60'S
In the 1960's Yorkville was the music scene in Canada. It was the Canadian equivalent of San Francisco's Haight Ashbury or New York's Greenwich Village. There were experimental art galleries, coffeehouses, clubs and bohemian boutiques. It was an artistic community known internationally all contained within several city blocks.
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