Dodgeball Mayhem
Trinity Bellwoods Park
West End • Rowdy • Public drop-in
Foam balls, no mercy, one self-appointed villain per game. Last team standing buys nobody anything because that's not how recess works.
After-hours playground league · Toronto
You peaked at four square in grade five. We built a league so you can prove it — real playground games in floodlit Toronto parks after work.
Three steps. No memberships. No journey.
Dodgeball, four square, capture the flag, kickball. Choose your battlefield from the schedule.
Real Toronto parks, after dark, under the floodlights. We hold the permit — just arrive.
There's a referee. There's still a debate. That's the whole point.
This week
Trinity Bellwoods Park
West End • Rowdy • Public drop-in
Foam balls, no mercy, one self-appointed villain per game. Last team standing buys nobody anything because that's not how recess works.
Riverdale Park East
East End • Sweaty • Public drop-in
Two teams, two flags, one floodlit hill, and a forty-minute argument about whether you were actually tagged.
Almost full — 4 left
Dufferin Grove Park
West End • High Drama • Public drop-in
Return to the court where you first learned about betrayal. An official referee makes every line dispute count.
Funded by corporate
Every office we run pays for a free community night. Same parks, same games, no fee — for anyone who shows up.
Save my spot (free)July 18 · Dufferin Grove Park
July 27 · Christie Pits Park
August 7 · Trinity Bellwoods Park
Book your office
Cheaper than a ropes course, and nobody has to share a feeling. Private games for your team, priced per group — and every booking funds a free community night.
Book a recess for your teamI have not sprinted since high school and I sprinted four times Tuesday. For foam balls.
Priya Nadkarni
West-end regular, undefeated dodgeball villain.
Booked it for my team expecting a polite hour. We are still arguing about a tag call from three weeks ago.
Devon Clarke
Brought a fourteen-person office to capture the flag.
Free community night, total strangers, and I left with a four-square nemesis I now text.
Maya Friedman
Came for the chalk grid, stayed for the grudge.
The rules (and the arguing)
That's the whole point. Every session has an official whose real job is making the rules disputes count. See how recess works →
Claim your spot before the cool kids do.
Sessions cap at 24
They fill. Claim yours.