Toronto's best beach party is back and now it's licensed

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Thanks to all the rain we got this past spring, our beaches flooded, putting a damper on all sorts of summertime activities.

Now that things have dried up a bit, however, one of the city's longest running beach parties is back.

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Promise Cherry Beach returns this Canada Day long weekend on Monday, July 3. Unlike previous iterations, the party's now fully licensed, so there will be a beach bar on site.

In previous years, Promise has run up to 14 parties per summer, but there are two confirmed so far this year.

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The all-ages event runs from 3 to 11 p.m.

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