Category: Theatres

[osm_map lat="43.8211107" lon="-79.1818526" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.8211107, -79.1818526 Tags: - Amenity: Theatre - Name: Water Side Theatre

[osm_map lat="43.6611446" lon="-79.4307114" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6611446, -79.4307114 Paradise Cinema is a restored historic movie house that blends vintage architectural elements with modern film technology. Visitors appreciate the curated film selection that includes classics, independent cinema, international films, documentaries, and special event screenings. The venue offers a warm, neighbourhood oriented atmosphere supported by comfortable seating and thoughtful programming that appeals to a wide audience. Surrounding streets are filled with cafes, bakeries, and local shops, making it easy for visitors to enjoy a full evening out. Residents value Paradise Cinema for revitalizing a historic landmark and contributing to the cultural life of the neighbourhood. It has become a favourite spot for film lovers across Toronto. Tags: - House Number: 1006 - Postal Code: M6H 1M2 - Province: Ontario - Amenity: Theatre…

[osm_map lat="43.6749866" lon="-79.4130052" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6749866, -79.4130052 Tarragon Theatre is one of Canada’s most influential dramatic institutions, widely respected for developing, producing, and celebrating new Canadian plays. The venue has played a central role in launching the careers of many of the country’s most notable playwrights and performers. Visitors appreciate the intimate performance spaces that allow for nuanced acting, thoughtful storytelling, and careful attention to detail. The theatre’s programming often explores themes rooted in Toronto’s social and cultural landscape, offering audiences a chance to see work that reflects the city’s lived experiences. Residents value Tarragon Theatre for its mentorship programs, workshops, and community partnerships that help shape the next generation of Canadian writers. It remains a cornerstone of Toronto’s theatre community. Tags: - House Number: 30 - Amenity: Theatre…

[osm_map lat="43.64302" lon="-79.4232517" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.64302, -79.4232517 The Theatre Centre is a contemporary arts hub that supports the development of new performance work through residencies, festivals, and innovative programming. The venue is known for its strong focus on experimentation and for giving artists the time and resources needed to explore ideas in depth. Visitors discover a range of creative expressions including theatre, dance, multimedia, and interdisciplinary projects that reflect Toronto’s evolving cultural voice. The building’s open design and welcoming atmosphere encourage conversation and collaboration, making it a gathering place for artists, students, and engaged audiences. Residents value The Theatre Centre for supporting boundary pushing creators and offering programming that mirrors the complexity and diversity of life in the city. It is a major anchor for contemporary performance on Toronto’s…

[osm_map lat="43.7687227" lon="-79.4097595" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.7687227, -79.4097595 The Lee Lifeson Art Park Amphitheatre is a unique outdoor performance space named in honour of two members of the famed Canadian band Rush. Located within a landscaped park setting, the amphitheatre offers an inviting place for concerts, community events, movie nights, and cultural gatherings throughout the warm months. Visitors appreciate the relaxed environment where families, friends, and music fans can enjoy live entertainment surrounded by greenery and public art installations. Residents value the amphitheatre for its role in fostering neighbourhood pride and providing free or low cost cultural programming that reflects the city’s artistic diversity. The space encourages people to enjoy the outdoors while engaging with creative events that support local performers and community groups. Tags: - Amenity: Theatre - Name:…

[osm_map lat="43.6485882" lon="-79.4026161" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6485882, -79.4026161 Theatre Passe Muraille is a pioneering Toronto venue known for innovative, community centred storytelling and a strong commitment to showcasing new Canadian theatre. The company is recognized for producing bold, socially engaged work that highlights diverse voices and encourages conversation about contemporary life in the city. Visitors appreciate the immersive, boundary pushing performances that often experiment with form, movement, and staging. The neighbourhood around the theatre is lively and filled with local shops, cultural venues, and creative studios, which makes it a natural destination for people exploring Toronto by map. Residents value Theatre Passe Muraille for its outreach programs, collaborations, and support for emerging and underrepresented artists. It stands as a vital part of Toronto’s independent performing arts scene. Tags: - House…

[osm_map lat="43.6474249" lon="-79.3876303" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6474249, -79.3876303 The Royal Alexandra Theatre is one of Toronto’s most cherished historic venues and a defining landmark within the city’s entertainment district. With a beautifully preserved Beaux Arts interior and more than a century of continuous operation, the theatre provides visitors with an experience that blends classic elegance with polished modern production. Audiences come to enjoy high quality plays, musicals, and large scale touring shows that are supported by strong acoustics and a warm, intimate atmosphere. The surrounding district adds to the experience, offering restaurants, galleries, nightlife, and cultural attractions that encourage visitors to explore more of downtown Toronto. Residents value the Royal Alexandra Theatre for its long cultural legacy, its contributions to Canadian theatre, and its consistent presentation of top tier performances.…

[osm_map lat="43.676252" lon="-79.3570316" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.676252, -79.3570316 The Danforth Music Hall is a historic Toronto venue celebrated for its strong connection to the city’s live music culture and its welcoming, neighbourhood oriented character. The hall hosts a wide range of performances including indie concerts, comedy shows, touring acts, cultural events, and community celebrations. Visitors enjoy the easygoing atmosphere and the venue’s reputation for excellent sound in a comfortable, accessible setting. Residents value The Danforth Music Hall for its long legacy, its support for both local and international artists, and its central role within the surrounding neighbourhood’s vibrant street life. It remains a must visit destination for people exploring Toronto’s music scene using interactive maps and guides. Tags: - Amenity: Theatre - Building: Yes - Number of Floors: 3 -…

[osm_map lat="43.6466287" lon="-79.386369" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6466287, -79.386369 Roy Thomson Hall is one of Toronto’s most recognizable music venues and the home of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. Known for its distinctive architecture, excellent acoustics, and spacious interior, the hall hosts classical concerts, film score performances, special events, and cultural celebrations that attract audiences from around the world. Visitors appreciate the hall’s refined atmosphere and the polished quality of its programming, while residents value its dedication to musical excellence and community engagement. Located within a busy downtown district filled with attractions, Roy Thomson Hall remains a defining landmark for anyone exploring Toronto’s performing arts scene through interactive maps and city guides. Tags: - House Number: 60 - Amenity: Theatre - Building: Yes - Last Checked: 2025-05-02 - Name: Roy Thomson Hall…

[osm_map lat="43.6293253" lon="-79.4150982" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6293253, -79.4150982 Budweiser Stage is one of Toronto’s premier outdoor concert venues, offering large scale live music experiences along the waterfront during the warmer months. The venue attracts internationally known touring artists, major festivals, and popular summer events that draw enthusiastic audiences from across the region. Visitors appreciate the open air atmosphere, scenic lakeside setting, and the lively energy that comes with outdoor performances. Residents value Budweiser Stage for its unique position in the city’s music culture, often serving as a highlight of Toronto’s summer entertainment season. The venue is surrounded by parkland, trails, and waterfront attractions, making it a natural addition to interactive map based trip planning for concerts and seasonal outings. Tags: - House Number: 909 - Amenity: Theatre - Building: Yes…