Tastes of Toronto

Join Co-Curator Ed Conroy on a guided tour of this exhibition as he guides us through the golden age of Toronto kids’ TV.

Black Diasporas Tkaronto-Toronto presents films and archives told and created by over 100 Black Canadians. More than 500 personal narratives document the rich histories that have shaped the spaces and places of contemporary Toronto.

Home Game chronicles the love story between a city and a sport. Even before the Toronto Raptors and the rallying cry “We the North”, basketball in Toronto was deeply rooted in the evolving social and cultural conditions of our city and its people.

A full day of interactive basketball fun, including art-making, skills challenges, and outdoor films, all inspired by the sport, culture, and community stories behind Home Game.

In our 8th annual city-wide festival, reconnect with Toronto and enjoy 15 days of free art, exhibitions, and experiences.

From 1952 to 1994, Toronto was a global player in a golden era of children’s television programming. For over four decades, our city was home to a corner of the television industry unlike any other in the world! Learn about it at our upcoming events.

Mr. Dressup to Degrassi celebrates the golden age of Toronto’s children’s television, from 1952 to 1994.

Discover Toronto's extraordinary past with this unique series of free walking tours, and connect to the stories and spaces that make up this ever-changing city. Learn more: bit.ly/SidewalkStories

Step into the world of Toronto’s unforgettable stories. Join Myseum on our unique series of walking tours – every weekend this June. Sidewalk Stories returns this year with 2 brand new tours and 2 returning favourites, back by popular demand.

In Ten of Toronto, we reflect what it means to call Toronto a “city of neighbourhoods” through the lens of 10 distinct communities and themes Discover your own path through the stories and histories we’ve unearthed for this exhibit, and lend your voice.

A series of five curator-led tours of The 52, Museum of Toronto’s newest exhibition on women who shaped the city—featuring a special Mother’s Day edition with Arlene Chan & Bernice Carnegie. More dates to be announced soon!

The T.O. You Don't Know invites visitors to look beyond familiar narratives and discover the hidden histories, overlooked voices, and unexpected stories that have shaped Toronto. Through photographs, artifacts, maps, and multimedia experiences, the exhibi

Toronto Gone Wild explores the city as a multi-layered habitat — starring the animals, plants, and insects that call Toronto home. Our latest exhibition and associated programs between April 10th and August 3rd, 2024.

We are a city of record breakers, rebel rousers, & game changers. Ride the highs & the lows of Toronto’s sports histories in our new exhibition. In this exhibit you'll learn about Toronto through hockey, lacrosse, basketball, boxing, football, & baseball.