Concert Halls in Toronto Centre, Toronto, ON with opening times
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410 Sherbourne Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4X 1K2
(416) 323-1251
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The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto is known for its incredible energy during concerts and great sound quality. Customers have had positive experiences with friendly staff and variety of artists. Some criticism includes long wait times for coat check, high drink prices, and issues with security. The venue's history and intimacy are frequently praised. 
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178 Victoria St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5B 1T7
(416) 872-4255
The Corporation of Massey Hall & Roy Thomson Hall The Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall is a not-for-profit charitable organization operating two of Canada’s premier concert halls. Showcasing the world’s greatest performers in all disciplines, the Halls are also prominent venues for diverse activities in the business and entertainment district of downtown Toronto. Massey Hall opened in 1894 as a gift to the city of Toronto from the Massey family. Roy Thomson Hall, which opened in 1982, is the home of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, premier venue for the gala screenings of the Toronto International Film Festival and the venue of choice for corporate events throughout the year. It is named in memory of Roy Thomson, Lord Thomson of Fleet following a naming gift to the hall by the Thomson family. The Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall is managed by a professional management team with a volunteer Board of Governors. The mission is: to provide a world-renowned environment to showcase international arts and entertainment; to provide public space for the cultural and corporate communities of the Greater Toronto Area; to support the development of Canadian talent; to increase and enhance our worldwide profile as a leader in the arts community through our professionalism and programming; and to be operationally self-sufficient. 
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1 Front Street East, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5E 1B2
(416) 393-7469
The Sony Centre for the Performing Arts is Canada’s largest soft-seat theatre. The Sony Centre opened as the O’Keefe Centre on October 1, 1960, and has played host to a tremendous variety of international attractions and stars.