List of museums in Toronto

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There are a variety of different museums in Toronto. Types of museums located in Toronto include agricultural museums, art museums, fashion museums, food museums, history museums (including historic houses and living museums), military museums (including local regimental museums), railway museums, science museums, and textile museums.

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Current museums

The following is a list of museums current located in Toronto. The following list does not include virtual museums that do not have physical galleries, regardless if they're based in Toronto.

NameImageNeighborhoodArea [note 1] AttendanceTypeSummaryRef.
48th Highlanders Museum St Andrew's Presbytarian Church as seen from Lone Star Texas Grill - Toronto 2017-05-18 7596.jpg Entertainment District Old Toronto Military (regimental)Regimental museum for the 48th Highlanders of Canada. The museum has been situated in St. Andrew's Church since 1997 [1]
A Space Gallery Fashion District Old TorontoArtArtist-run contemporary art gallery [2]
Aga Khan Museum Aga Khan Museum in Toronto- Exterior.jpg Don Mills North York ArtMuslim arts and culture [3]
Applewood Shaver Homestead Eatonville Etobicoke Historic houseHistoric house museum situated in a homestead dating back to c. 1850s [4]
Art Gallery of Ontario AGO at dusk.jpg Grange Park Old Toronto974,736 (2018)ArtGallery of Canadian and European art, with a collection that includes decorative arts, contemporary art, and sculptures. The museum also includes The Grange, a historic home used as an art space and lounge by the museum. [5] [6]
Art Gallery of York University Accolade east york university jan08.jpg York University Heights North YorkArtGallery of contemporary art. A university museum of York University, it is housed in the university's Accolade East Building. [7]
Art Museum at the University of Toronto Discovery District Old Toronto63,393 (2018)ArtA university museum for contemporary art, comprising the adjacent Justina M. Barnicke Gallery at Hart House, and the University of Toronto Art Centre at University College. The two galleries were formerly separate entities before they were amalgamated into the Art Museum at the University of Toronto in 2014. [8]
Bata Shoe Museum Bata Shoe Museum.jpg Discovery District Old Toronto110,334 (2018)FashionHistory of footwear from around the world [9]
The Village at Black Creek View from the fence (1246884210).jpg York University Heights North York141,000 (2017)LivingA living history museum situated in North York. The property contains a number of early-to-mid 19th century buildings. [10] [11]
Campbell House Museum Sir William Campbell House, University and Queen, 2017 05 18 -d (34584662532).jpg Grange Park Old TorontoHistoric houseHistoric house museum that is situated in a house dating back to 1822. The building was converted into a historical house in 1974. The building also includes an art gallery [12]
Canadian Language Museum Glendon Campus (6582731213).jpg Lawrence Park Old TorontoLanguagePromotes the languages of Canada and the scientific study of languages. Situated within Glendon Gallery building of Glendon College, an English/French bilingual college of York University [13]
Canadian Sculpture Centre Distillery District Old TorontoArtContemporary Canadian sculpture gallery, operated by the Sculptors Society of Canada
Casa Loma Exterior of Casa Loma, June 2012.jpg Casa Loma Old Toronto350,000Historic houseA historic house museum situated in an estate completed in 1914. The estate was converted into a historical house in 1937. [14]
Cedar Ridge Creative Centre Woburn Scarborough ArtArt centre with exhibit gallery situated in a house dating back to the mid-19th century. The house was converted to an art centre in 1978. [15]
Colborne Lodge Colborne Lodge.jpg Swansea Old TorontoHistoric houseHistoric house museum situated in a building dating back to 1836, and reopened as a historic house in 1890. The museum is operated by the City of Toronto government [16]
Doris McCarthy Gallery Highland Creek ScarboroughArtA contemporary art gallery of the University of Toronto Scarborough [17]
Enoch Turner School Enoch Turner School House.jpg Corktown Old TorontoLivingA living history museum of a Victorian-era period schoolhouse. The museum is housed in a schoolhouse dating back to 1848. The building was converted into a living history museum in 1970. [18]
Etobicoke Civic Centre Art Gallery Etobicoke Civic Centre.jpg Eatonville EtobicokeArtThe gallery is housed in the centre block of the Etobicoke Civic Centre [19]
First Floor Gallery & Architecture and Design Gallery 1spadinacres.jpg Discovery District Old TorontoArtThe First Floor Gallery and the Architecture and Design Gallery are two university art galleries managed by the University of Toronto's John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design, and located at 1 Spadina Crescent. It features exhibitions of architecture, landscape architecture, urban design and allied design fields
Fort York Fort York 2008.jpg Fort York Old TorontoMilitaryFort York was a defensive fortification, featuring buildings from the late-18th to early 19th century. Operated by City of Toronto government, it is presently used as a War of 1812 museum, featuring exhibits and historical re-enactments. The fort was reopened for public use by the city in 1934.
Gallery Arcturus Gallery Arcturus art museum Toronto.jpg Garden District Old TorontoArtFree, public contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits as well as workshops [20]
Gardiner Museum GardinerMuseum.jpg Discovery District Old TorontoArtCeramic art
Gibson House Gibson House font view hi-res.jpg Willowdale North YorkHistoric houseThe historic house museum is situated in a house dating back to 1851. The building was converted into a heritage house in 1971. The museum is operated by City of Toronto government
Hockey Hall of Fame Hockey Hall of Fame, Toronto.jpg Financial District Old Toronto256,754 (2017)SportsIce hockey hall of fame [21]
InterAccess Dovercourt Park Old TorontoArtMedia arts [22]
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre Gallery Don Mills North YorkArtThe gallery at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre houses contemporary art with an East Asian perspective [23]
Koffler Centre of the Arts Koffler Gallery at Artscape Youngplace, 2013. 01.jpg Trinity-Bellwoods Old TorontoArtContemporary arts centre housed in the Artscape Youngplace building
Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre New Toronto EtobicokeArtsFree exhibit and gallery spaces, workshops, & interpretive tours [24]
Mackenzie House Mackenzie House.JPG Garden District Old TorontoHistoric houseHistoric house museum built in 1830. The building was re-purposed into a heritage museum in 1936, and is operated by the City of Toronto government
Market Gallery St. Lawrence Market (Unsplash).jpg St. Lawrence Old TorontoMultipleChanging exhibits of Toronto's history, art and culture, located inside St. Lawrence Market
Mercer Union Wallace Emerson Old TorontoArtArtist-run contemporary art centre
Montgomery's Inn Inn's fuel for winter.jpg The Kingsway EtobicokeHistoric housePeriod historic inn situated in an inn completed in 1832. The museum is operated by the City of Toronto
Morris and Sally Justein Heritage Museum Lawrence Manor North YorkCultural/ethnicLocated in the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care, exhibits of Judaic heritage and culture [25]
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada Tower Automotive Building.jpg Junction Triangle Old Toronto30,000 (2018)ArtAlso known as MOCA. Formerly known as the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art [26]
MZTV Museum of Television Liberty Village Old TorontoMediaHistoric television sets and memorabilia [27]
Neilson Park Creative Centre Markland Wood EtobicokeArtIncludes two galleries for exhibits of contemporary fine arts and crafts [28]
OCAD University Galleries OCADGraduateStudentGallery.JPG Grange Park Old TorontoArtArt galleries managed by the OCAD University art school, includes its Graduate Student Gallery
Ontario Science Centre Ontario Science Centre (249019835).jpg Flemingdon Park North York900,225 (2018)ScienceThemes include geology, nature, astronomy, music, technology, anatomy, communications [29]
Open Studio Gallery Fashion District Old TorontoArtArtist-run printmaking centre [30]
Osborne Collection of Early Children's Books Toronto Public Library - Lillian H. Smith Branch.JPG Grange Park Old TorontoLiteratureLocated in the Lillian H. Smith branch of the Toronto Public Library, changing exhibits of books, art, documents and more from the collection [31]
Power Plant The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery September 26 2019.jpg Harbourfront Old Toronto77,243 (2018)ArtContemporary art gallery [32]
Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Regimental Museum Riflesmuseum.jpg Casa Loma Old TorontoMilitary (regimental)Regimental museum of The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, located on the third floor of Casa Loma
Redpath Sugar Museum Waterfront view of the Redpath Sugar Refinery.jpg Harbourfront Old TorontoFoodSugar manufacture and industry in Canada, located at the Redpath Sugar Refinery
Reuben & Helene Dennis Museum Humewood–Cedarvale York Cultural/ethnicLocated in Beth Tzedec Synagogue, it contains Jewish art, ceremonial objects and history [33]
Riverdale Farm RiverdaleFarm.jpg Cabbagetown Old TorontoAgricultural/historic farmWorking heritage farm with an 1860s to 1920s Ontario focus
Royal Canadian Military Institute Museum Royal Canadian Military Institute.JPG Grange Park Old TorontoMilitaryFeatures guns, swords, spears, other weapons from around the world, badges, uniforms, medals, art, miniatures, photographs and other military memorabilia. Located at the Royal Canadian Military Institute.
Royal Ontario Museum Royal Ontario Museum edit3.jpg Discovery District Old Toronto1,440,000 (2018)MultipleIncludes dinosaurs, Near Eastern and African art, East Asian art, European history, and Canadian history [34]
Royal Regiment of Canada Museum Fort York Armoury (Toronto).JPG Fort York Old TorontoMilitary (regimental)Regimental museum covering the history of The Royal Regiment of Canada, located in the Fort York Armoury.
Saint Mark's Coptic Museum Steeles ScarboroughArt Coptic and Christian art, icons, coins, crosses, manuscripts, pottery, woodwork [35]
Scarborough Museum Cornell House 01.jpg Bendale ScarboroughHistoric housesLocal history, 1910s period house, mid-19th century log house, carriage works, operated by the City of Toronto government [36]
Spadina House Spadina House 2004.jpg Casa Loma Old TorontoHistoric houseHistoric mansion reflecting four generations and periods, operated by the City of Toronto government
Taras Shevchenko Museum High Park North Old TorontoBiographicalLife and works of Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko [37]
Textile Museum of Canada Textile Museum of Canada 12163603575.jpg Discovery District Old Toronto29,190 (2018)TextileIncludes fabrics, ceremonial cloths, garments, carpets, quilts and related artifacts [38]
The Image Centre Ryerson Image Centre drizzle.JPG Garden District Old TorontoArtOperated by Toronto Metropolitan University, includes gallery spaces for photography, new media, installation art and film
Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library Mezzanine view, III.jpg Discovery District Old TorontoLiteratureChanging exhibits of books, art, documents and other literary works from its collections
Tollkeeper's Cottage Museum Tollkeepers Cottage.JPG Wychwood Park Old TorontoHistoric house1800s heritage museum, an example of tollkeeper's cottages in Ontario during the 19th century
Todmorden Mills TodmordenMills1.jpg Old East York East York MultipleIncludes local history and industry museum, art gallery, theatre, operated by the City of Toronto government
Toronto Dominion Gallery of Inuit Art Financial District Old TorontoArtLocated in the Toronto-Dominion Centre, collection of Inuit art, a cooperative project of Cadillac Fairview and the Toronto-Dominion Bank [39]
Toronto Police Museum and Discovery Centre Toronto Police Headquarters July 2012.jpg Discovery District Old TorontoHistory (law enforcement)Museum on the history of the Toronto Police Service. The museum is located at the Toronto Police Headquarters [40]
Toronto Railway Museum Roundhouse Park Toronto.jpg CityPlace Old TorontoRailwayLocated at Roundhouse Park [41]
TD Gallery at the Toronto Reference Library TorontoReferenceLibrary8.jpg Yorkville Old TorontoLiteratureChanging exhibits from its collections in the TD Gallery. Located in the Toronto Reference Library [42]
Toronto Scottish Regiment Museum New Toronto EtobicokeMilitary (regimental)Regimental museum covering the history of The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own)
Toronto Sculpture Garden Sculpture garden, SE of King and Jarvis -a - panoramio.jpg St. Lawrence Old TorontoArtSmall park with changing sculpture exhibits [43]
Fourth York Post Office First Toronto Post Office street view.jpg Old Town Old TorontoHistory (postal)Historic working post office and museum [44]
Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch Harbord Village Old TorontoCultural/ethnicLocated in the St. Volodymyr Institute, Ukrainian art, folk art, clothing, jewelry, religious objects, heritage and culture [45]
Zion Schoolhouse Zion Schoolhouse.JPG Don Valley Village North YorkLivingA living history museum for education, situated in a one-room schoolhouse built in 1869 (period restorations c. 1910). Operated by the City of Toronto Cultural Services. [46]

Non-permanent museums

Myseum of Toronto is a "pop-up" museum that provides exhibitions throughout the Greater Toronto Area, and does not have a physical location. It attempts to celebration the evolution of local communities, cultures, and urban and natural spaces of Toronto. [47]

Theatre Museum Canada presently hosts travelling exhibits in various venues in Toronto. The museum's administrative offices are located in Toronto. In 2011, the museum announced it would move into a permanent facility at 355 King Street West. The museum would be situated inside the King Blue condominium development in the Entertainment District. [48]

Former museums

Relocated

The following table includes museums whose facilities were formerly located in Toronto, although have since moved beyond the city limits.

NameImageTypeYear openedYear closed in TorontoNew locationSummary
Canada's Sports Hall of Fame Stanley Barracks.jpg Sports19552006 Calgary, Alberta The Canadian hall of fame and museum was located at Exhibition Place from 1955 to 2006. It was situated in the former officers' quarters of New Fort York (pictured) from 1955 to 1957, the Press Building from 1957 to 1961, and the Hall of Fame building from 1961 to 2006. The hall of fame museum was closed in 2006 to make way for BMO Field. The organization reopened its hall of fame museum in Calgary in 2011.
Canadian Air and Space Museum AVRO-Arrow-Downsview.JPG Aviation 19972011 Springwater, Ontario The museum's collection put in storage in 2011, after the closure of its facility in Downsview Park. The museum's office is presently based in Mississauga-based offices of the Greater Toronto Airports Authority. In 2019, a permanent home for the museum was found at Edenvale Airport in Springwater, Ontario. The museum will be renamed the Canadian Air and Space Conservancy upon its reopening.

Defunct

The following list includes former museums in Toronto that were closed.

NameImageTypeOpenedClosedSummary
Canada's Design Museum Toronto Stock Exchange.jpg Design20122019Housed within the original Toronto Stock Exchange building, the museum was operated by Design Exchange
Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame MuseumSportsTemporary home for the museum for the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame was situated at Downsview Park.
CBC Museum CBCMuseum-Exterior.jpg Media1994 [note 2] 2017Located in the Canadian Broadcasting Centre
Children's Own Museum Children's 19972002 [note 3] [49] Originally opened as a temporary exhibit at the Harbourfront Centre, it was later relocated to the McLaughlin Planetarium in 1998.
McLaughlin Planetarium McLaughlinPlanetarium-July5-08.jpg Planetarium 19681995The building was closed in 1995, and was later sold to the University of Toronto in 2009. The university has announced plans to demolish the structure to make way for additional facilities.
Museum of Inuit Art Inuit30.jpg Art20072016 [50] [51] Located within Queen's Quay Terminal. Not to be confused with the Toronto Dominion Gallery of Inuit Art (see table on current museums).
Parliament Interpretive Centre Military20122015Built atop the First Parliament Building of Upper Canada. The museum was opened from 2012 to 2015 as a part of War of 1812 bicentennial celebrations, and focused on the settlement of York during the war.
Olympic Spirit Toronto Sports20042006An Olympics-themed sports museum. It was located in 35 Dundas Street East. Its building is presently used as the television studios for Rogers Communications' Citytv and Omni Television.
Toronto Free GalleryArt2004Non-profit activist gallery. Opened in 2004, and relocated buildings in 2008.
Toronto Maritime Museum Maritime 19582008Established as the Marine Museum of Upper Canada, it was located at Stanley Barracks, it moved to a building at Queens Quay in 1999, before closing in 2008.

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Area refer to former lower-tier municipalities of Metropolitan Toronto. The lower-tier municipalities of Metropolitan Toronto were amalgamated to form the new City of Toronto in 1998, after the upper-tier government of Metropolitan Toronto was dissolved. The use of the term Old Toronto is a retronym used to refer to the pre-1998 lower-tier City of Toronto.
  2. ↑ The collection was started in 1960
  3. ↑ Physical museum closed in 2002. Its collection remains in storage.

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