Elocution: The Life of Richard Berry Harrison

Elocution: The Life of Richard Berry Harrison is a wonderful audio play and slide show about one of SoHo’s most celebrated natives. The Black actor, who grew up near the Wellington Street Bridge, became the toast of Broadway in the 1930s. He is the only Londoner to ever grace the cover of Time Magazine. Jeff Culbert’s play, performed by noted Canadian actor Walter Borden, is available at jeffculbert.ca. The 1:53 minute performance is well worth watching and contains many historic photos of London & area. Richard Berry Harrison Park, just west of the Wellington Street Bridge, was named in the actor’s honor.


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A podcast episode about the Vision SoHo Alliance

In this episode of What London Can Be (produced by the London Community Foundation), podcast host Diane Silva speaks with Sylvia Harris, Project Developer at Indwell, and Greg Playford, member of LCF’s Board of Directors and Housing Action Committee, about the Vision SoHo Alliance and the new mixed-use, affordable housing development proposed for the Old Victoria Hospital Lands in South London.

Listen here.

Let’s talk about access to food in SoHo

What are the most important food access needs in the SOHO neighbourhood?

We hope to better understand our communityโ€™s needs around access to food. Please take 3 minutes to complete this online survey. The information we gather from you will be shared with a committee that is developing food access programs for the neighbourhood.

The survey closes April 30, 2021.

Take the survey now at tinyurl.com/SOHO-food-access

Please share this invitation with others in the SOHO neighbourhood.

Results from the survey will be published at SOHO Community Association website after April 30 at https://soholondon.ca/food-survey/