The Bentway will help host the FIFA Fan Festival, along with Fort York, welcoming 20,000 people a day from June 11-July 19. It’s a coup for the charity that runs it.
A space that used to be a Toronto no-man’s-land is about to become a World Cup star.
The Bentway, an area under the Gardiner Expressway between Strachan Avenue and Fort York Boulevard, will help host the FIFA Fan Festival, along with Fort York, welcoming 20,000 people a day between June 11 and July 19.
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