The 2008 program of Heritage Toronto Walks begins on Saturday, April 19th with a tour of South Rosedale's 19th and 20th century architectural gems.

Heritage Toronto Walks is a true community project. The tours are researched, designed and led by local historians, groups and professionals from across the City, who volunteer their time and energy.

Walks are free and no reservations are required in order to attend.

This year's April to June schedule includes tours of:

- April 19: South Rosedale
- April 20: Transformations in The Grange Neighbourhood
- April 26: Terra Cotta Design in Toronto's Historic Architecture
- April 27: Indian Road and Indian Grove
- May 3: Madison Avenue
- May 4: The Danforth
- May 10: Toronto's Railway Heritage
- May 10: Winchester Street and the Necropolis
- May 11: The Howards' High Park
- May 24 & 25: Doors Open with Heritage Toronto at the TD Centre Tower
- May 31: West Toronto Junction
- June 1: The Yorkville Music Scene of the 1960s
- June 1: The Don Valley Brickworks
- June 7: Eglinton: From Farmland to 'Yonge and Eligible'
- June 8: Music History on the Yonge Street Strip
- June 14: Marlborough to Summerhill
- June 15: The Mansions of Jarvis Street
- June 21: Cabbagetown People: Discoveries of Remarkable Lives
- June 22: The Exhibition Grounds
- June 23: Illustrated Lecture - 150 Years of Toronto Union Stations: 1858-2008
- June 28: Riverdale Homes and People
- June 29: Beaconsfield Village