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Events
Public gatherings, performances, and community get-togethers that open artistic practice to everyone.
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Learning, making, and gathering together.
Workshops, talks, community events, and collaborative projects for artists and curious people across Toronto.
Free or low-cost, held in accessible venues, and open to all skill levels.
What We Offer
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Lectures
Free educational talks on art, music, science, and cultural history. Short, clear, and open to all.
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Workshops
Hands-on sessions in visual art, clay, music, and digital practice for participants at every stage.
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Research
Collaborative projects and open studios where questions from the community shape the work.
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Upcoming Events
What's on next.
In Person
What Is Art? Community Art Talk
A community art talk exploring the question 'What Is Art?' inspired by Maurizio Cattelan's Comedian, with a diverse panel of artists and thinkers.
907 Alness St
2 hours Pay-what-you-can
Online
Building Your Artistic Identity Online
A 2-hour online session for artists who want a clear, honest online presence. Website basics, portfolio photography, artist statements, and bios.
Zoom
2 hours Free
Past Events
Previous programs and events.
In Person
Featured
Master and Margarita: Physical Theatre by Ismailova Theatre of Dance
Ave Choir Toronto joins Ismailova Theatre of Dance for their stage adaptation of Bulgakov's Master and Margarita.
Fairview Library Theatre
Tickets by inquiry
In Person
Porcelain Narratives: Tanya Besedina with Ave Choir Toronto
Porcelain Narratives at Cedar Ridge Creative Centre paired Tanya Besedina's porcelain sculpture with an Ave Choir Toronto performance.
Cedar Ridge Creative Centre
2 hours Free
In Person
SÓL Festival
A family-oriented cultural festival at Prosserman JCC featuring a Himmeli workshop, artisan fair, klezmer concert, choral singing, maker station, and dance workshop.
Prosserman JCC
7 hours Free
In Person
Bone Button Borscht – Musical Puppet Folktale
A musical puppet theatre performance of the classic Jewish folktale Bone Button Borscht, presented at Earl Bales Community Center.
Earl Bales Community Center
Free
In Person
AVE Choir – Community Outreach at Lillian H. Smith Branch
AVE Choir performed a community outreach concert at Toronto Public Library's Lillian H. Smith Branch, gathering around the grand piano for an afternoon of choral music.
Lillian H. Smith Branch
1 hour Free
Get Involved
Have an idea for a program?
We welcome proposals from artists, educators, and community organisations. If you have something to share or want to co-create a workshop or lecture, get in touch.