Events at Old City Hall

60 Queen Street West, Toronto// M5H 2M3

Old City Hall at 60 Queen Street West is a Richardsonian Romanesque landmark designed by E. J. Lennox and opened in 1899, when it was the largest building in Toronto. It housed City Council until 1966 and later served as a courthouse. Today the City opens it for pop-up events, exhibits and concerts. The 103-metre clock tower, marble walls, mosaic floors and Robert McCausland stained glass make it a striking setting for candlelit performances downtown.

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