Downtown Toronto
Yonge Street was once ground zero for Toronto’s music scene. In the 1960s, Canadian icons like...
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Between the Financial District and the lakefront, the St. Lawrence Market and Old Town area blends history with vibrant performance spaces.
Canadian Stage, Meridian Hall, and the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts host hundreds of shows each year. In summer, free outdoor concerts fill the air at Berczy Park, St. James Park, and Union Station, making this historic neighbourhood a hub for Toronto’s downtown live music scene.
Scroll down to explore live music venues, record shops, and listening lounges nearby
Yonge Street was once ground zero for Toronto’s music scene. In the 1960s, Canadian icons like...
From historic theatres steeped in decades of musical heritage to cutting-edge clubs showcasing the...
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This neighbourhood is anchored by the 200-year-old St. Lawrence Market, a foodie favourite, and its new North Market, home to Saturday farmers’ markets and Sunday vintage markets.
Old Town Toronto features some of the city’s most iconic heritage buildings, including the Flatiron Building, St. Lawrence Hall, and St. James Cathedral, which offers free Tuesday recitals on its 5,000-pipe organ. Music and culture come together here in both storied halls and open-air plazas.
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.