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Directions

The Bluma Appel is a theatre located within The St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts, at 27 Front St. E. This building is beside Meridian Hall on Front St, and it stands at the intersection of Front and Scott St.

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The theatre can be reached by using two subway stations, KING or UNION. For patrons who are coming from King Station, walk south on Yonge Street, then head east on Front Street. If volunteers are coming from Union Station, continue walking east on Front Street to reach the theatre.

Driving

From the Gardiner Expressway, take the Yonge St. exit, and head north until you reach Front St. Turn right to continue east on Front St. until you reach the theatre.

Parking

The theatre does not have exclusive parking. There are various paid parking lots nearby along The Esplanade and Church St.

 

Directions

The Citadel: Ross Centre for Dance is located in the heart of Regent Park community of downtown Toronto at 304 Parliament St., Toronto, ON M5A 3A4 Canada. It is located just south of the intersection of Parliament Street and Dundas Street East. Transit stops at this intersection are serviced by the 65 PARLIAMENT bus travelling North/South and the 505 DUNDAS streetcar route travelling East/West.

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Take the Yonge line south to Queen Station. Transfer to the 501 Queen streetcar eastbound and get off at Parliament Street. Walk south to 304 Parliament Street.

Driving

From the Queen Elizabeth Way, take the exit towards Spadina Avenue and continue north. Turn right onto Queen Street West, then left onto Parliament Street. The Citadel Theatre is at 304 Parliament Street.

From the Don Valley Parkway, take exit 154 to Richmond Street East and continue west. Turn left onto Parliament Street. The Citadel Theatre is at 304 Parliament Street.

Parking

There are several parking options near Citadel Theatre at 304 Parliament Street. Use the Green P Parking Lot at 51 Aberdeen Avenue, which is a short walk from the theatre. Limited street parking is also available on Parliament Street and surrounding streets.

 

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Union Station is located at 65 Front St. West. It is a train station for the TTC, The GO, and VIA Rail transportation systems. On the ground floor of Toronto’s Union Station, you will find the West Wing. It is easiest to find the entrance on Front St., enter the building, then turn right to walk towards the West Wing.

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By transit, take the subway’s line 1 to UNION STATION and follow exit signs towards Front St. From there, enter the building, and stay on the ground floor. Turn right to walk west towards the West Wing.

Driving

From the Gardiner Expressway, take the Bay St. exit, and head north until you reach Front St. Union Station spans the intersections of BAY & FRONT, and YORK & FRONT.

Parking

There are various paid parking lots in the vicinity. The closest one being the York & Station Surface Lot, which is about a 5 minute walk to Union Station.

 

Directions

The Great Hall is a space within OCAD University, at 100 McCaul St, and is situated on the second floor. Enter through the main doors at 100 McCaul St. Once inside the lobby, proceed to take the elevators to the second floor. The Great Hall boasts a three-floor-high ceiling, and multiple floors will be utilized for audience viewing.

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OCAD University is closest to ST. PATRICK Subway Station. Take Line 1 on the TTC to reach this station. From the station, walk west on Dundas St. and head South on McCaul St. to reach the entrance.

Driving

If patrons are coming from the Gardiner Expressway, exit on Yonge St. and head north until you reach Dundas St. Turn left, and continue west on Dundas towards McCaul St. The venue is located at 100 McCaul St.

Parking

There is no dedicated parking. There is a paid parking garage on University ave, just south of Dundas St., or patrons may find limited street parking.

 

Directions

The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is a contemporary art gallery located at 317 Dundas Street West, standing at the corner of Dundas St W and McCaul St.

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Subway

The AGO is closest to ST. PATRICK Subway Station. Take Line 1 on the TTC to reach this station. From the station, follow the exit signs that direct to the Art Gallery of Ontario, and walk west on Dundas Street, on the south side. Cross at McCaul Street, and the entrance will be on your left.

Streetcar

If you're taking the 505 Dundas streetcar from the east, exit at McCaul Street. If you're arriving from the west, exit at Beverley Street.

If you are arriving on the 510 Spadina streetcar from either direction, exit at Dundas Street and walk east along Dundas. You will see the AGO on the right-hand side once you cross Beverley Street.

Driving

If patrons are coming from the Gardiner Expressway, exit on Yonge St. and head north until you reach Dundas St. Turn left, and continue west on Dundas towards McCaul St. The venue is located at 317 Dundas Street West.

Parking

There is no dedicated parking. There is a paid parking garage on University ave, just south of Dundas St., or patrons may find limited street parking.

Directions

The Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre is a space within the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts at 145 Queen St W.

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The Four Seasons Centre has a direct connection to OSGOODE Subway Station. Take Line 1 on the TTC to reach this station. From the station, follow the signs that direct to the Four Seasons Centre.

If arriving by the 501 streetcar from either direction, exit at Osgoode station, and enter at the corner of University Ave and Queen St W.

Driving

If patrons are coming from the Gardiner Expressway, exit on York St. continuing north onto University Ave, until you reach Queen St W. The venue is located at 145 Queen St W.

Parking

Parking for approximately 200 vehicles is available underneath the Four Seasons Centre at a cost of $25 (payable by credit, debit, or Apple Pay). The parking entrance is on York Street, south of Queen Street.