Who Gives A Crap Brings the Merry Loo-Crew to Toronto on November 10
Who says holiday cheer can’t happen in the loo? This November, Who Gives A Crap is bringing an unexpected Christmas celebration to public bathrooms across Toronto with its Merry Loo-Crew.
On Tuesday, November 10, the festive carollers will make surprise appearances at selected locations across the city. They will perform cheeky versions of familiar holiday classics, bringing laughter and seasonal cheer to some of Toronto’s most overlooked spaces.
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Meet the Merry Loo-Crew
The Merry Loo-Crew is a group of festive carollers with an unusual performance setting: public bathrooms. Through playful twists on holiday songs, the group aims to turn everyday spaces into unexpected spots for Christmas entertainment.
The activation brings a lighthearted take on the holiday season, showing that festive moments can happen in places people might not expect.
Celebrating Who Gives A Crap’s Holiday Collection
The activation also celebrates Who Gives A Crap’s limited-edition holiday collection. The collection uses sustainable materials, including 100% recycled paper and bamboo.
Known for its mission to make everyday bathroom essentials better for the planet, the brand is using the Merry Loo-Crew to bring its playful approach to sustainability into the holiday season.
Where to Catch the Merry Loo-Crew in Toronto
The Merry Loo-Crew will make appearances at four public bathroom locations across Toronto on Tuesday, November 10:
- Trinity Bellwoods Park – North Baseball Diamond Bathroom
- Nathan Phillips Square – Outdoor Rink Bathroom
- Grange Park – South Bathroom
- Distillery District – Bathrooms
If you’re visiting any of these locations on November 10, you might catch the carollers performing their festive versions of holiday classics.
A Different Kind of Holiday Cheer
With its unexpected performances and sustainability message, Who Gives A Crap’s Merry Loo-Crew is adding a playful twist to Toronto’s holiday activities. The activation brings Christmas music to everyday public spaces while celebrating the brand’s limited-edition holiday collection.
Keep an eye out for the Merry Loo-Crew around Toronto on November 10.
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