Where should we land?
Communities are built when everyone gets a say. We're weighing a few very different corners of Toronto, and we want your take: vote for the one you think fits a community mycology lab best.
Sharing the space means sharing the choice.
A lab like this already exists. It's just been a private one, run quietly by our founders for years. We'd rather share it than keep it to ourselves, and that's the idea behind opening a public home for Spore Symposium.
Sharing the space means sharing the choice of where it goes. Rather than pick a location ourselves and announce it, we're opening that decision up too, to the people who'll actually use the space.
Cast your vote.
Results update live below. Voting takes a real email: one vote per address, and you can change your mind any time by voting again.
Cherry Beach (Port Lands)
Your pickIndustry meets nature at the water's edge: Toronto's reclaimed harbourfront, turning wild again.
Trinity Bellwoods
Your pickEclectic and dense, full of forward-thinkers. A neighbourhood that already thinks like a maker community.
High Park / Roncesvalles
Your pickA mature, rooted community: established, walkable, and deeply lived-in.
This is a community read, not a binding decision, but it genuinely factors in.
One vote per email address. We'll send a short confirmation, no spam.
Wherever we land, the goal is the same: a lab that's easy to get to, at the edge of something (water, a park, a neighbourhood with real texture) because that's the kind of place fungi belong: on the threshold between the built world and the growing one.
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