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1. Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre
Dundas Square Area | TheaterThis jewel in the crown of the Toronto arts scene consists of two former vaudeville halls, built in 1913, one on top of the other. It is the...Read More
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2. Koerner Hall
Yorkville | MusicArtists and audiences quickly fell in love with this handsome 1,135-seat concert hall with rich acoustics and undulating wood "strings" floating...Read More
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3. Massey Hall
Dundas Square Area | ConcertsNear-perfect acoustics and handsome, U-shape tiers have made Massey Hall a great place to enjoy music since 1894, when it opened with a performance...Read More
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4. Roy Thomson Hall
Entertainment District | ConcertsToronto's premier concert hall, home of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO), also hosts visiting orchestras, popular entertainers, and Toronto...Read More
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5. Soulpepper Theatre Company
Distillery District | TheaterEstablished in 1997 by 12 of Canada's leading theater actors and directors, this repertory theater company produces classic plays year-round...Read More
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6. The Music Gallery
Queen West | MusicToronto's go-to spot for experimental music, the self-titled "center for creative music" presents an eclectic selection of avant-garde and...Read More
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7. Toronto Dance Theatre
Greater Toronto | DanceThe oldest contemporary dance company in the city, TDT has created more than 100 original works since its beginnings in the 1960s, over a third...Read More
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8. Air Canada Centre
Harbourfront | ConcertsMost arena shows are held here rather than at the larger Rogers Centre due to superior acoustics. Past performances at the 20,000-capacity arena...Read More
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9. Buddies in Bad Times
Church–Wellesley | TheaterCanada's largest LGBT theater company presents edgy plays and festivals, as well as specialty after-hours events (burlesque, stand-up). Tickets...Read More
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10. Canadian Opera Company
Queen West | OperaFounded in 1950, the COC has grown into the largest producer of opera in Canada, and has proven innovative and often daring with presentations...Read More
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11. Canadian Stage
Old Town | TheaterCanadian- and European-inspired plays that incorporate dance, photography, video, and other media are at the heart of this company's mission...Read More
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12. Cineplex Odeon Yonge & Dundas
Dundas Square Area | FilmThis 24-screen stadium-seated multiplex shows first-run blockbusters, as well as 3D and digital IMAX movies. Once you have your ticket, it's...Read More
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13. Ed Mirvish Theatre
Dundas Square Area | TheaterThis 1920 vaudeville theater has had a chequered history—it was chopped up into six cinemas in the '70s—and has had numerous names over the...Read More
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14. Factory Theatre
Entertainment District | TheaterThis is the country's largest producer of exclusively Canadian plays. Many of the company's shows are world premieres that have gone on to tour...Read More
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15. Free Concert Series
Queen West | ConcertsFree Concert Series. The Canadian Opera Company's Free Concert Series takes place September through June with music and dance performances...Read More
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16. Harbourfront Centre
Harbourfront | Arts CentersHarbourfront Centre. When looking for cultural events in Toronto, always check the schedule at the Harbourfront Centre. A cultural playground...Read More
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17. Harbourfront Centre
Harbourfront | DanceThis venue has two theaters for dance and two renowned dance series: Next Steps which runs from September through the spring, and World Stage...Read More
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18. Harbourfront Centre
Harbourfront | FilmIn July and August, free movies are screened outdoors as part of the Free Flicks program. Documentaries, frequently accompanying summer festivals...Read More
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19. Hart House Theatre
Queen's Park | TheaterThe main theater space of U of T since 1919, Hart House mounts four emerging-artist and student productions per season (September through April...Read More
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20. Hot Docs
Film FestivalsHot Docs. This is North America's largest documentary film festival. Toronto , ON . www.hotdocs.ca . late April . ...Read More
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