Toronto, ON, Canada Venue Guides

BMO Field is Toronto's open-air stadium at Exhibition Place, shared by Toronto FC, the Toronto Argonauts, and AFC Toronto beside Exhibition GO station.

Casa Loma is Toronto's hilltop historic-house attraction and event venue at 1 Austin Terrace. Its entrance, paid surface parking, overflow arrangement, and heritage-building accessibility require more planning than a conventional theater.

Cherry Beach combines ordinary park use with separately organized summer events. Current bridge controls, seasonal swimming information and the actual event notice need separate checks.

Coca-Cola Coliseum is an 8,140-seat hockey arena at Exhibition Place, home to the Toronto Marlies and the primary Toronto home of the WNBA's Toronto Tempo in 2026.

The CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre is a renovated two-level theatre near Yonge and Dundas with orchestra and mezzanine seating and show-dependent configurations of approximately 1,600 or 2,000 seats.

Fort York is a seven-acre historic site at 250 Fort York Boulevard with a 49-space onsite surface lot, a 132-space Green P alternative on Fleet Street, and direct streetcar approaches from Union and Bathurst stations.

HISTORY is a 2,500-capacity concert venue just east of Queen Street East and Coxwell Avenue, with a convertible main floor and a seated and standing mezzanine.

Hugh's Room Live is a nonprofit listening room at its permanent home at 296 Broadview Avenue in Toronto. Its current calendar spans folk, blues, roots, and classical performances, with show-specific doors and ticket terms.

The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre’s Kobayashi Hall uses retractable bleachers and flexible floor arrangements. Match the room and event layout, plan a backup for the free onsite lot, and check current transit service.

Lee's Palace is an event venue at 529 Bloor St. W.. Lee’s Palace normally uses standing general admission with limited permanent seating; seated tickets apply only to specified events. Request a stool ahead if injury or disability requires one. The ground-floor room has a step down to a lower level and another into the front pit; contact staff for assistance. Dance Cave requires 31 stairs and has no elevator. The accessible washroom is first left after entry; ask the door person for the key. Small bags are searched; outside food/drink is prohibited. Seasonal coat check is upstairs.

Massey Hall is Toronto's restored historic concert hall, pairing its celebrated auditorium with modern accessibility and visitor spaces inside the expanded Allied Music Centre.

Mattamy Athletic Centre is an event venue at 50 Carlton Street. Mattamy permits clear bags no larger than 12 × 6 × 12 inches and small clutch bags no larger than 6 × 9 inches; expect security screening. The venue’s standing-room tickets at the top of E2, E4, E5, E7, W2 and W7 can show seat numbers solely to locate where to stand: no chairs are provided. Verify the ticket type before buying. No re-entry or outside food is permitted, and strollers are not accepted. For in-venue assistance, call/text the published guest number 437-227-0099.

Meridian Hall is a 3,172-seat soft-seat theatre at Front and Yonge, with 2,133 orchestra seats, 250 mezzanine seats, and 789 balcony seats.

Metropolitan United Church is an event venue at 56 Queen St E. Use the entrance at 56 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M5C 2Z3.

Paradise Theatre is a film and live-programming room at 1006 Bloor Street West, six to seven minutes from both Ossington and Dufferin subway stations. Doors typically open 30 or 60 minutes before the program; check whether seating is assigned or first come for the exact event.

Queen Elizabeth Theatre Toronto is at 190 Princes' Boulevard on Exhibition Place grounds, beside TTC streetcar and Exhibition GO service. The event-night box office opens 30 minutes before doors and closes 15 minutes after the headliner begins.

RBC Amphitheatre is Toronto's seasonal waterfront concert amphitheater at Ontario Place, combining covered reserved seating and an open lawn with a transit-first event-night arrival.

Rogers Centre is the Toronto Blue Jays' retractable-roof downtown ballpark, now organized around renovated baseball sightlines, social districts, and event-specific concert layouts.

Rogers Stadium is Toronto's large seasonal outdoor concert venue at YZD on the former Downsview Airport lands, with transit routing and the trip home central to planning.

Roy Thomson Hall is a music venue at 60 Simcoe St. in Toronto, ON.

Royal Alexandra Theatre is a 1907 landmark at 260 King Street West. It is one block from St. Andrew station, a ten-minute walk from Union, and served by the four-level Mirvish garage beneath the Princess of Wales Theatre.

Scotiabank Arena is Toronto's downtown NHL and NBA arena, directly connected to the Union Station area and used for major concerts between Maple Leafs and Raptors dates.

Sneaky Dee's combines a ground-floor Tex-Mex restaurant with a second-floor concert and dance room at 431 College Street. Ticketed events can sell out, while ordinary dining remains first come, first served; use the exact listing to distinguish the upstairs event from restaurant hours.

Sobeys Stadium is the outdoor Centre Court at York University's 15-acre National Bank Open site, with reserved stadium sessions plus access to practice and secondary match courts subject to capacity.

The Danforth Music Hall is a music venue at 147 Danforth Ave. in Toronto, ON.

The Drake Hotel includes the 1150 Queen Street West hotel plus the basement Drake Underground, a flexible room used for concerts and standing events. Enter the Underground through the Modern Wing lobby and use the ticketed event's own door time rather than hotel check-in or restaurant hours.

The Great Hall is a music venue at 1087 Queen St. W. in Toronto, ON.

The Mod Club is a live-music room at 722 College Street in Toronto. TTC service, a strict small-bag limit, cashless operations, and ticketed floor-versus-mezzanine access are the details most likely to change the night.

The Opera House is a theater at 735 Queen St. E. in Toronto, ON.

Theatre Passe Muraille is a Toronto alternative-theatre venue at 16 Ryerson Avenue. It has no dedicated parking lot, limited street parking, two named paid-lot backups, and ground-level access to both stages and the washrooms.

York Lions Stadium is a stadium at Ian MacDonald Boulevard in Toronto, ON.