This year, Doors Open Toronto celebrates the many sides of our playful city! Explore more than 150 of Toronto’s beloved sites and buildings for free on Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25. Enjoy free talks that explore the innovative influences that shape our playful city and free tours of Toronto’s vibrant neighbourhoods with local guides. Registration is mandatory and capacity is limited.
Sites are open from 10:00am to 5:00pm unless otherwise indicated. The public can also register for free city-wide guided neighbourhood tours and a series of themed talks.
Not all sites are open on both days of Doors Open weekend - find site-specific hours and programming on the City’s Doors Open Buildings & Sites webpage. On the online map, you can filter for sites open on May 24 and/or May 25 to plan your visit. Popular locations like Osgoode Hall, the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant and the Don Jail tend to draw large crowds and may have long wait times - consider visiting early in the day to avoid long lines.
The following sites will be part of Doors Open in Toronto Centre:
- Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East)
- Enoch Turner Schoolhouse (106 Trinity Street)
- Foy-Smith House (92 Isabella Street)
- Jarvis Street Baptist Church (130 Gerrard Street East)
- Market Gallery (95 Front Street East, 2nd Floor)
- Metropolitan United Church (56 Queen Street East)
- Old City Hall (60 Queen Street West)
- St. George Greek Orthodox Church (115 Bond Street)
- St. James Cathedral (65 Church Street)
- St. James' Cemetery and the Chapel of St. James-the-Less National Historic Site (635 Parliament Street)
- St. Lawrence Market North (92 Front Street East)
- St. Peter & St. Simon the Apostle Church (525 Bloor Street East)
- Terroni Adelaide (57 Adelaide Street East)
- Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre (439 Dundas Street East)
- Toronto's First Post Office (260 Adelaide Street East)
- Toronto Humane Society (11 River Street)
- Toronto Metropolitan University, Department of Architectural Science (325 Church Street)
- Young Centre for the Performing Arts (50 Tank House Lane)
Register for talks and tours at toronto.ca/DoorsOpen.
This year, Doors Open Toronto celebrates the many sides of our playful city! Explore more than 150 of Toronto’s beloved sites and buildings for free on Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25. Enjoy free talks that explore the innovative influences that shape our playful city and free tours of Toronto’s vibrant neighbourhoods with local guides. Registration is mandatory and capacity is limited.
Sites are open from 10:00am to 5:00pm unless otherwise indicated. The public can also register for free city-wide guided neighbourhood tours and a series of themed talks.
Not all sites are open on both days of Doors Open weekend - find site-specific hours and programming on the City’s Doors Open Buildings & Sites webpage. On the online map, you can filter for sites open on May 24 and/or May 25 to plan your visit. Popular locations like Osgoode Hall, the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant and the Don Jail tend to draw large crowds and may have long wait times - consider visiting early in the day to avoid long lines.
The following sites will be part of Doors Open in Toronto Centre:
- Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East)
- Enoch Turner Schoolhouse (106 Trinity Street)
- Foy-Smith House (92 Isabella Street)
- Jarvis Street Baptist Church (130 Gerrard Street East)
- Market Gallery (95 Front Street East, 2nd Floor)
- Metropolitan United Church (56 Queen Street East)
- St. George Greek Orthodox Church (115 Bond Street)
- St. James Cathedral (65 Church Street)
- St. James' Cemetery and the Chapel of St. James-the-Less National Historic Site (635 Parliament Street)
- St. Lawrence Market North (92 Front Street East)
- St. Peter & St. Simon the Apostle Church (525 Bloor Street East)
- Terroni Adelaide (57 Adelaide Street East)
- Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre (439 Dundas Street East)
- Toronto's First Post Office (260 Adelaide Street East)
- Toronto Humane Society (11 River Street)
- Toronto Metropolitan University, Department of Architectural Science (325 Church Street)
- Young Centre for the Performing Arts (50 Tank House Lane)
Register for talks and tours at toronto.ca/DoorsOpen.
The SLNA Waste Reduction Group is holding its 13th REmarket, a two-day event for the collection of unwanted items. A totally free market (FreeMarket) will also be held on May 28 only.
Full event details and guidelines can be found at: www.slna.ca/remarket-guidelines
The SLNA Waste Reduction Group is holding its 13th REmarket, a two-day event for the collection of unwanted items. On May 29, Repair Café Toronto will be fixing clothing, jewellery, computers, home electronics, small appliances, housewares, and toys, while CultureLink Bike Hub will be doing small bike repairs and safety checks.
Full event details and guidelines can be found at: www.slna.ca/remarket-guidelines
Join us for an insightful edition of Toronto Centre Talks (TC Talks), where we delve into the pressing topic of Tenant Rights. This engaging panel discussion provides a platform for tenants, advocates, and policymakers to explore the evolving landscape of housing rights in Toronto. The event promises to be an invaluable resource for anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of tenant advocacy and the laws that protect renters in our city.
This event is perfect for tenants, landlords, policymakers, and anyone interested in housing rights. Our esteemed panelists will provide expert insights and practical advice, fostering a deeper understanding of tenant rights and responsibilities in Toronto. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and engage in meaningful dialogue about the challenges and opportunities facing tenants today.
Empower yourself with knowledge and take a step towards advocating for fair and equitable housing in Toronto.
