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8.4Performing Arts •2489 Bayview Ave. (btwn Post Rd. & York Mills Rd.), Toronto
Canadian Film Centre • September 27, 2010Follow us on Twitter: @cfccreates
Brent • January 19, 2013My daughter has really taken an interest in learning piano. It's all due to the amazing teachers and great kids program
8.6Capitol Building •111 Wellesley St W (at Queen's Park Crescent), TorontoJay M. • May 4, 2010Take the tour. Interesting history!
SaAb I. • May 7, 2017Finally get to visit after the restoration! Beautiful architecture, the basement is now functional, the pews are all cushioned & the solemnity of the place was kept!
Mike D. • April 9, 2010Nellas isn't cheap bit they may be the best kitchen store in toronto. Great products and selection. Great place to get your knives sharpened $4 per knife.
Sanjeev S. • June 10, 2016I've adopted 3 cats from there and have been a volunteer for the last 2 and half years. Adopt, dont shop.
Steve H. • April 21, 2011A wide range of community services including a lunch program, computer internet lab, art program, clothing, and food distribution. Also special, high quality events in music, arts, spirituality
Duane B. • February 2, 2015Good brunch overall. The red velvet cake, homemade marshmallows and brownie could use work. Lemon desert rocks. Service was great.
8.4University •100 McCaul St (at Dundas St W), Toronto
Julie J. • April 19, 2010Nice bright venue for exhibitions and galleries. Although I prefer YSDN for my design education ;)
Justin T. • August 27, 2010Around the hall is a park with open green spaces, benches, gardens, and city wildlife. Nice for relaxing.
Andra Z. • September 15, 2016Amazing architecture. Loved the contrast between old and new (the glass building next to the City Hall)
Vivian • June 30, 2016For the 10th Luminato Festival, a free shuttle runs to and from Union Station!
7.8Art Gallery •6 Garamond Crt (Don Mills Rd. & Eglinton Ave. E), North York
Luis R. • October 26, 2013Awesome place for cons, movie nights and for those into martial arts, there are dojos for that.
John M. • March 13, 2010If you are ever lucky enough to be around during doors open toronto then check out the bell tower at this spot. Not for aged or faint of heart. Some climbing involved.
Anthony D. • January 20, 2013This place is a hidden treasure in Scarborough. You come here to feel like a kid again.
7.5Church •427 Bloor Street West, Toronto
Doors Open Toronto • May 24, 2013At night, illuminated glass panels glow separately or in unison with a possible 16.7 million different colour combinations on the top of the building. Come visit at Doors Open: May 25-26th, 2013.
7.7Cemetery •375 Mount Pleasant Rd (btwn Davisville Ave & Moore Rd), Toronto
Sof • October 11, 2016Gorgeous place to walk and have some time off. Extremely quiet and it makes you forget you are in the middle of the city
DHR.com • November 22, 2011This is one of Toronto's most important and treasured landmarks. The two towers are already an attraction in themselves. Go up to the top to catch great city views. Don't miss the Podium Green Roof.
Murray M. • March 10, 2013Excellent group of high end stores. Best liquor store around. Great Vintages selection.
8.9Community Center •3201 Bur Oak Ave (at Church St), Markham
Alexsander B. • February 14, 2015It's a very good place to go your daily activities, highly recommended.
7.6Community Center •114 Spadina Rd (Weldrick Rd E), Richmond Hill
Ambles K. • April 20, 2014Arrive early for weekend leisure swimming. The pool is always full.
7.3Community Center •3990 Major Mackenzie Dr. E (at Angus Glen Blvd.), Markham
Chris Y. • May 20, 2016Came here for drop in volleyball, great courts and people!
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