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10XTO

A "Next Generation" Lifestyle Athletic Club in the Heart of the Exhibition Grounds. An unmatched member experience and a destination with like-minded people, in an architectural structure that offers a modern, sophisticated and elegant getaway from the pressures of everyday life, while inspiring members to achieve their best self. First and foremost a Private Member's Club, 10XTO also serves as amenities to guests of Hotel X Toronto.

1871 Berkeley Church

Unique Spaces

The main floor of the Berkeley Church features a grand ballroom with fireplaces and a Victorian inspired bar. Overhead is a wrap around, classically beautiful mezzanine, featuring 17ft high stained glass windows.The lower level Circa 1871 Lounge, with its inviting exposed brick and intimate corners, also features both a wine cellar and enclosed courtyard. CAPACITY INFO: Main Floor: 220 Seated Rounds, 300 Standing, 300 Theatre Second Floor: 180 Seated Rounds, 275 Standing, 275 Theatre

3030 Dundas West

Bar/Lounge

A 4,000 square foot live music venue and event space nestled into the heart of the Junction at the intersection of High Park and Dundas West.

401 Richmond

Unique Spaces

401 Richmond Street West is a restored, heritage-designated, industrial building turned arts-and-culture hub in downtown Toronto. It is home to over 140 artists, cultural producers, social innovators, microenterprises, galleries, festivals, and shops.

44 Toronto

Night Club

Toronto's newest nightlife destination, 44 brings a never-before-seen or heard experience. Lavish décor, a state-of-the-art sound system and over 400 light fixtures.

918 Bathurst

Cultural Centre ; Special Events Venue

918 Bathurst Centre for Culture, Arts, Media and Education is an arts and culture sanctuary in Toronto’s Annex Neighbourhood. Our mandate is to support new and experimental arts by providing space to individuals and organizations that otherwise could not incubate, rehearse and present their work in the heart of downtown Toronto.   We are always looking to partner with artists, organizations and collectives to produce theatre, dance, concerts, film festivals, art galas and exhibitions and many others types of arts and culture events.

Adelaide Hall

Unique Spaces

Adelaide Hall is a multifaceted event space & concert venue. Redesigned in 2018 to give personality to a live room, it aims to bridge the gap between performer and audience by providing an intimate setting for a variety of functions. This eclectic space is ideal for hosting any corporate event, private function or charity event. Big or small, it is an all encompassing, one-stop shop for your next event.

Aga Khan Museum

Museum/Gallery

Millennia before iPhones captured history’s significant moments, artists across cultures were depicting occasions in tapestries, paintings, and sculpture. Today the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto, ON, whose mandate is connecting cultures through the arts, houses more than 1,000 years of artistic accomplishments in its Permanent Collection. Visitors explore painted manuscripts, metalwork as well as scientific instruments, which showcase the breadth of Muslim civilizations from the Iberian Peninsula to China. Little wonder the Lonely Planet travel guide describes the Aga Khan Museum as the "#1 reason to visit Toronto now." And why the Museum’s CEO Henry Kim says, "We’re a Museum like no other." The Museum opened in 2014 and was designed by Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki. It centers around an open-air courtyard tiled with lapis and white granite. During summer months, visitors can relax in the Aga Khan Park, a landscaped site shared between the Museum and the neighboring Ismaili Centre, Toronto. Toronto’s architectural gem is a stunning space for start-ups and businesses to book ‘grown-up field trips’ in order to brainstorm. The location appeals to all ages. Armed with a free Family Exploration Kit from the Tickets Desk, parents and children launch their own exploration of the galleries. Sundays are Family Days and, from noon to 4 pm, youngsters participate in art games, solve puzzles, and more. In partnership with institutions around the world, such as the Louvre in Paris and the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, the Museum annually presents several rotating and, frequently, immersive and interactive exhibitions on the second floor, which tell stories of intertwined communities and countries. By car the Museum is a short distance from downtown Toronto and the airport. It can be reached by public transit and has accessible parking.

Airship37

Unique Spaces

Airship37 is located at the entrance to Toronto’s Distillery District and was once a Gooderham family home. The space is an industrial beauty with tons of charm.The 2500 sq. ft. main space, the Hangar, is laid out in minimalist style, allowing for your event to take charge. The ceiling a genuine aircraft rotary blade, provides an instant conversation piece to start any event right.The adjacent Gooderham Lounge will welcome your guests with a nod back to the golden era of industry in Toronto. A built in bar with a sweeping French chandelier is an intimate room, great for socializing. An original Gooderham and Worts sign from the Distillery hangs on one wall reminding you of the area’s history and significance.Stylish, working, garage doors open both spaces up to an eclectic patio area. Covered in astro-turf, it features a one-of-a-kind VIP option – A vintage Airstream bus. CAPACITY INFO: 350 Standing, 180 Seated

Aitken Place Park

Garden/Park

Aitken Place Park is a multi-purpose space connecting Bayside to the broader East Bayfront community. The park includes places for children and pets to play, as well as quiet spots to relax and enjoy waterfront views. Located just east of Lower Sherbourne Street and south of Queens Quay, the 0.75-acre park is just east of Bayside’s Aquavista development. The park connects north to Queens Quay via a shared street named Kanadario LaneWay. To the south of the park is local street Merchants’ Wharf and the continuous Water’s Edge Promenade along Lake Ontario.

Aki Studio

Stage Theatre ; Unique Spaces

“Aki” is the Anishnaabemowin word that encompasses earth, land, place. Native Earth Performing Arts helms a beautiful black box, creation/rehearsal/performance space in Regent Park. Aki Studio is available for performance rentals, and flexible enough to become your new favourite venue for special events. Our 120 seat black box studio is fully accessible for both patrons and performers. In keeping with the values of Native Earth, it was imperative in the planning of this venue to create an accessible, functional and safe space in which to nurture our growing artist and patron base.

Al Green Theatre

The Al Green Theatre is an accessible 250 seat venue located on the corner of Bloor Street and Spadina Avenue, inside the Miles Nadal JCC. Steps away from Spadina Station, we are accessible by streetcar, subway and bus. Multiple parking lots and numerous food options surround our building. Since the fall of 2003 the AGT has hosted an array of different events including theatre, dance, music, film, lectures, conferences, social events and film shoots. Year-round bookings and professional staff are just some of the perks of joining the AGT family.

Alison Milne co.

Museum/Gallery ; Special Events Venue

about alison milne co. Settled in the Junction neighbourhood of Toronto, the amco. studio + gallery is where art and design work in harmony. We place the utmost importance on maintaining our commitment to timeless aesthetics and traditional craftsmanship, honouring the artist and the maker throughout our entire process. The gallery program has a keen interest in process + material driven creative practices of all contemporary media. The gallery presents 4-6 exhibitions annually, showcasing work of mid-career international artists + emerging makers. alisonmilne.com @alisonmilneco

Allan Gardens Conservatory

Garden/Park

Features six greenhouses comprising over 16,000 square feet of colourful seasonal plants which supplement the permanent plant collection.

Alliance Française de Toronto

Cultural Centre

AFT remains the recognized centre of excellence for the promotion of Francophone cultures and bilingualism in the Greater Toronto Area. The Spadina Theatre is an intimate 147-seats theatre professionally equipped with a state-of-the-art sound, lights, and video equipment, such as Christie 10k projector, a wide retractable cinema screen, professional lightning system with a Chamsys console, dimmer rack and LEDs fixtures, a professional sound system with D&B main P.A. system, JBL surround speakers and Digico console, and a 29’x17.8’ stage, with motorized curtains. New Gallery - This brand new building, achieved in early 2019, is located right before the entrance of the Spadina Theatre, and allows the public to enter into the theatre directly from Spadina Road. This space, with a unique architecture between old stones and modern look, with a standing capacity of 80 people, can be rented with or without the theatre, and will be perfect for your receptions, corporate events, cocktails, presentations, or after your event in the theatre for merchandising, cash-bar, meeting between guests and artists, etc. The New-Gallery is linked to the Pierre-Léon Gallery, which allow you to host up to 160 guests with both galleries. The Pierre Leon Gallery is the original gallery of Alliance Française. Before the construction of the theatre, it has been the place for every of our events : concerts, lectures, social events,... until the opening of the Spadina Theatre. Today, it is part of our exhibition space, with our New Gallery. It is a perfect place for corporate events, cocktails, conferences and lectures, meetings, etc. The room is equipped with a video-projector and a screen, and has a small sound system able to play background music or music from a computer. For both galleries, a professional sound system (Speakers + microphones) can be setup for your event (additional fee may apply). Classrooms - Equipped with a computer and a video projector, our classrooms can host 10 to 17 people. Ideal for small corporate meetings and presentations.

Alumnae Theatre Company

Stage Theatre

Toronto's Alumnae Theatre Company has made its home, for more than 40 years, at old Firehall No. 4 at 70 Berkeley Street & Adelaide. It contains the fully equipped Mainstage Theatre, our intimate Studio Theatre, the Heritage Lobby, a workshop, backstage area, and a benign ghost. The Alumnae Mainstage is a traditional proscenium arch theatre. Fully air-conditioned, it seats 140 people and is wheelchair accessible. The Studio Theatre features open wooden beams and large windows that can be hidden or exposed. Maximum capacity is 80 seats. The Studio Theatre is located on the 3rd floor and is not wheelchair-accessible.

Aluna Theatre

Stage Theatre

Aluna Theatre connects the Americas through the arts.

Arcadian - Oliver & Bonacini Events

Special Events Venue

Arcadian boasts historic charm and modern sophistication in its two distinct venues—the revitalized Arcadian Court and the contemporary Arcadian Loft. Oliver & Bonacini Catering offer chef-driven cuisine and exceptional service. Arcadian's maximum seated capacity is 800 and its standing capacity is 1500.

Art & Water

Unique Spaces

Art & Water is Canada’s first and only floating arts and culture festival.

Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)

Museum/Gallery

Powerful experiences take shape when art meets architecture. The AGO is among the most distinguished art museums in North America, with an art collection that ranges from cutting-edge contemporary to European masterpieces. Hold your event at the AGO and enjoy professional planning services from our on-site team. Fully accessible and conveniently located in downtown Toronto.

Art Gallery of York University

Museum/Gallery

Art Gallery of York University (AGYU) is a socially minded public non-profit contemporary art gallery that is a space for the creation and appreciation of art and culture. It is an affiliated and supported unit of York University, with key funders including the Canada Council for the Arts, the Province of Ontario through the Ontario Arts Council, the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council, foundations, embassies, other cultural institutions, and through our membership.

Art Museum at the University of Toronto – Justina M. Barnicke Gallery

Museum/Gallery

The Art Museum at the University of Toronto is a dynamic interdisciplinary arts space that offers new encounters with diverse artistic perspectives. Comprised of two spaces: the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery (in Hart House) and the University of Toronto Art Centre (in University College), the Art Museum organizes and presents an intensive program of contemporary art exhibitions and events that foster—at a local, regional, and international level—innovative research, interdisciplinary scholarship, and knowledge of art and its histories befitting Canada’s leading university and the country’s largest city.

Art Museum at the University of Toronto – University of Toronto Art Centre

Museum/Gallery

Artists' Play Studio Theatre

Stage Theatre

A versatile venue, Artists' Play can be utilized in a multiple of set ups. Equipped with theatre lighting, sound system, draping and folding chairs we can create the set up you need. Concession can be run for your event as well. Our space is equipped with matted flooring for acrobatics and aerial points.

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