St. Lawrence & Old Town
Between the Financial District and the lakefront, the St. Lawrence Market and Old Town area blends...
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The corner of Dundas and Spadina anchors this dynamic community, where sidewalks bustle with fruit stalls, street vendors, and neighbours catching up.
Music landmarks like Grossman’s and the El Mocambo have hosted global icons, while record stores like Play de Record and Sonic Boom helped shape Toronto’s vinyl scene. Just west, Kensington Market offers a bohemian blend of art, cuisine, and creativity unlike anywhere else in the city.
Scroll down to explore live music venues, record shops, and listening lounges nearby.
Between the Financial District and the lakefront, the St. Lawrence Market and Old Town area blends...
Yonge Street was once ground zero for Toronto’s music scene. In the 1960s, Canadian icons like...
A walk from The Junction through Roncesvalles into Parkdale reveals some of Toronto’s most...
From historic theatres steeped in decades of musical heritage to cutting-edge clubs showcasing the...
Anchored by the iconic Danforth Music Hall, Broadview-Danforth is an east-end hub for music and...
Grossman’s and the El Mocambo are among Toronto’s most historic venues, with decades of blues, rock, and punk echoing through their walls.
Kensington’s laneways hum with impromptu street performances, local DJ sets, and experimental shows inside cafés, bookstores, and vintage shops. It’s a neighbourhood where the music is as eclectic as the people—raw, unfiltered, and always unexpected.
Music Compass is a self-guided experience highlighting Toronto’s live music culture across neighbourhoods. Use the map above to explore nearby venues, listen to local talent, and discover the rhythm of the city.
This program is brought to you by the City of Toronto, in partnership with Destination Toronto.
