Arts Centres in Little Portugal, Toronto, ON
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147 Liberty St, Suite 202, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M6K 3G3
(416) 360-3822
Gift shop, Art center, Art Galleries 
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180 Shaw Street, Toronto, M9N 0B2
(416) 530-2787
Community Organization, Art Gallery, Nonprofit Organization, Coffee shop, Non-profit organization 
Artscape Youngplace in Toronto is a popular non-profit organization for art, dance, and workshops. Guests enjoy the creative space, friendly community atmosphere, and various events. The facility offers covid protections and a place to store strollers. Additional amenities include free wifi and a coffee shop. Some visitors mention the need for seat comfort improvement. 
580 King Street West, Toronto, M5V 1M1
+1 416-504-2787
Experience larger-than-life 3D illusion arts at iArts Museum, where laughter-filled activities await. Fun for all ages! Capture over 100 photos for lasting memories! 
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718R Ossington Ave, Toronto, M6G 2T7
Nonprofit Organization, Art center, Community center, Non-profit organization Site 3 coLaboratory is a community-oriented arts centre in Toronto, praised by customers for its workshop maker space and monthly membership solution for individuals without a space to work on projects at home. The centre offers access to various technologies. 
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140-401 Richmond Street West, ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT, Toronto, M5V 3A8
(416) 598-4546
Miscellaneous Retail, Consultant, Art Galleries, Art Gallery, Dealer, Art center, Miscellaneous Retail Stores, Gallery 
145 Queen Street West, Toronto, M5H 4G1
(416) 363-8231
Based in Toronto, the Canadian Opera Company is the largest producer of opera in Canada and one of the largest in North America. The company enjoys an international reputation for artistic excellence and creative innovation. 
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1075 Bathurst St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6G 2M9
(416) 433-8373
Art Gallery, Art Schools, Matériel d artistes et Services, Schools & Educational Services, School, Art school, fine arts schools, Art center, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Écoles des beaux-arts Annex Art Centre's art parties and classes, led by Michele, offer creative and fun experiences for children. Parties include well-planned activities and decorations, while classes teach various art forms using high-quality materials. Michele maintains a high ratio of helpers to ensure each child receives individual attention. Parents appreciate the enriching and long-lasting results. 
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1 Yonge St, Toronto, M5E 1W7
The Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit in Toronto is a unique experience for art lovers and Disney fans alike. With beautiful transitions and unique projections, it's an interesting date idea or a fun activity for families. Some customers praise the staff's help and the availability of deals. However, there have been reports of long entry lines and small space. The price point is a concern for some, and the experience length is around 30-40 minutes. The exhibit features various Disney animations and art pieces, and the gift shop offers items for purchase. 
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100 Broadview Ave, Suite 201, PLAYTER ESTATES, Toronto, M4M 3H3
(416) 961-0511
Dorset Fine Arts was established in Toronto in 1978 as the wholesale marketing division of the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative. The Co-operative is in Cape Dorset, Nunavut and is unique among the Arctic Co-operatives for its focus on the arts and artists of the community. The Annual Graphics Collection from Cape Dorset has been released since 1959 and the Co-operative also represents many acclaimed sculptors and drawing artists. Dorset Fine Arts was established to develop and serve the market for Inuit fine art produced by the artist members of the Co-operative. Sales and exhibitions of prints, drawings and sculptures are made through the Dorset Fine Arts showroom in Toronto to galleries around the world. 
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4140 Dundas St., Etobicoke, M8X 1X3
416-239-5427
Welcome to the Westmount Gallery, established 1976. The gallery is located at 4140 Dundas Street West in Etobicoke. With over 2000 square feet of area, the gallery is a true cultural oasis, featuring painted works that span the genres from high realism to abstraction. The real attraction is that there is something for everyone, whatever their taste. The Westmount Gallery also continues to provide custom framing and art restoration services. For June, the Westmount Gallery is hosting a wide range of art classes and an acrylic painting workshop (Let's Paint Together) with local artist, Andrew Judd (June 29). The gallery is also hosting a show featuring the works of Andrew Judd (June 22 - July 6). The opening reception for this show was held on June 22, 4-7pm. The following link includes all the images. 
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2487A Yonge St, SHERWOOD PARK, Toronto, M4P 2H6
(416) 932-8684
Arts and Crafts Stores, Arts & Crafts Store, Art center 
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28 Oakdene Crescent, Toronto, M4J 4H9
(416) 655-2105
Performance & Event Venue, Art center Conrad Chill Zone is a favored arts center in Toronto, providing excellent recording sessions, great vibes, wonderful experiences, and delicious food. Visitors enjoy the chill atmosphere and great service from the friendly staff. Some even appreciate the unique late-night pizza and drinks. The location is highly recommended. 
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500 Scarlett Road Unit 1001, Etobicoke, M9P 2S1
647-560-9095
Toronto Calligrapher is a professional artist that specializes in the art of calligraphy. Based in Toronto we provide services creating wedding invitations, wedding signage, event calligraphy and custom projects for any specialized needs. Born in Vietnam and now located in Toronto, I offer calligraphy service to create a high-end experience for you and your guests. Started from the Bottom: My first ever paid calligraphy project was an 80 white calligraphy addressing on black shiny metallic envelopes. It was the project that changed what I know about the art of modern calligraphy. From that point on, I experimented with place cards, table numbers, menus, signage's and seating charts on acrylic, glass, mirror, chalkboards, wall, leather and many more. So many lesson learned; so many trials and errors but nothing could stop me from continuing. 