Fine Art in Toronto, ON

Collision Gallery

Closed now

30 Wellington St W, Unit G114, Toronto, M5J 1J1

Le HangArt Toronto

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699 Queen street West, Toronto, M6J 1E6

(416) 814-6197

Art Provocateur Gallery

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2 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M4W 3E2

Verno Art Studios

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120 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, M5H 1P9

(416) 434-8742

Northern Expressions I Inuit Art

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595 Bay Street, Toronto, M5G 2C2

The Local Gallery

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621 College St., Toronto, M6G 1B5

Lake d & e Ltd

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1199 Yonge St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4T 3A8

(416) 944-2324

... picture frames dealers, Gallery, art dealers, art restorations, Miscellaneous Retail Stores, art...

Whippersnapper Gallery

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594B Dundas Street West, Toronto, M5T 1H5

(647) 383-6669

... Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Art Gallery

The Whippersnapper Gallery is known for its thought-provoking art exhibits, notably the profound pro-Palestine display featuring thousands of names. Interacting with fellow visitors adds to the impactful experience.

SkyBlue Art Studio

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1297 Gerrard St E, Toronto, M4M 1Y8

(647) 527-6210

... Art school, Art Gallery

D & e Lake Ltd

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239 King Street East, OLD TOWN, Toronto, M5A 1J9

(416) 863-9930

... Art Galleries, Antiques, Consultant, Maps, Rare, Book Dealers, Picture Frames, Frame Dealers,...

Stuart Jackson Gallery

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882 Queen St W, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M6J 1G3

(416) 967-9166

... Art Galleries, Antique Dealers, Art Gallery

This hidden gem of a gallery showcases spectacular and moving pieces, particularly in the Japanese art collection.

Second Door Studio

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15 Case Goods Lane Studio 103, Toronto, M5A 3C4

(416) 836-5692

... Art school, Art Gallery

The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Museum and Archives

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1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, M5R 1X8

416-923-1171

The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada Regimental Museum was authorized by the Regimental Executive Committee in 1956 and officially opened in Calgary, Currie Barracks on 1 May 1957. The museum is now...

The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Museum and Archives is a popular destination for military history enthusiasts. Soldiers, both current and former, volunteer at the museum. Visitors are captivated by the history of military intelligence and international security, with a special focus on Camp X. Families also bring their children to learn about various aspects of military history.

Toronto Railway Museum

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255 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, M5V 3M9

(416) 214-9229

... museum, History museum, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization

The Toronto Railway Museum offers an outdoor display of old trains attracting tourists and providing a contrast to the city's skyscrapers. The small indoor museum showcases historical locomotives with unique features. Some visitors recommend saving on admission and enjoying the outdoor area instead. Families find it a fun and educational experience for kids.