Toronto Caribbean Culture & DJs // Party Flyers 1992-1996

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For a good 20 years, I've wondered where my collection of flyers was. Thanks to some deep quarantine cleaning...I found my flyer book. Here are the highlights from 1992 - 1996, also known as my teenage years.

Shout out to Pickering High...I'll start with that one:

























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