The 17th annual Doors Open Toronto presented by Great Gulf returns on Saturday, May 28 and Sunday, May 29, 2016, offering free and rare access to more than 130 architecturally, historically, culturally and socially significant buildings across the city. The South Bayview Bulldog has prepared a list of interesting buildings close to home. The Doors Open Toronto 2016 theme of Re-used, Re-visited and Revised will explore the adaptive re-use of buildings throughout Toronto’s architectural history. For more go here
Some locations handy to South Bayview:
The Anglican Church of St. Augustine of Canterbury
1847 Bayview Ave.
416-485-2656
More InformationGlendon Campus, York University – Glendon Hall
2275 Bayview Ave.
416-736-2100
More InformationGlendon Campus, York University – Centre of Excellence
2275 Bayview Ave.
416-736-2100
More InformationCanadian Film Centre (CFC) – Historic Windfields Estates
2489 Bayview Ave.
416-445-1446
More InformationTodmorden Mills Heritage Site
67 Pottery Rd.
416-396-2819
More InformationRichard Johnson Gallery
894 Broadview Ave.
416-755-7742
More InformationBridgepoint Administration Building – Historic Don Jail
1 Bridgepoint Way
416-461-8252
More InformationIsmaili Centre Toronto
49 Wynford Dr.
416-646-6965
More InformationAga Khan Museum
77 Wynford Dr.
416-646-4677
More InformationToronto Botanical Garden
777 Lawrence Ave. E.
416-397-1341
More InformationUpper Canada College
200 Lonsdale Rd.
418-488-1125
More InformationThe Masonic Temple – The Concert Hall
888 Yonge St.
844-618-3192
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