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Northern Contemporary Gallery is a net-new Toronto listing for Excitorama, adding stronger coverage for art gallery experiences in Parkdale. This listing helps users discover things to do in Toronto, local venues, neighbourhood experiences, group outings, date ideas, culture, entertainment, and curated city discovery.
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Northern Contemporary Gallery strengthens Excitorama's Toronto coverage with a net-new art gallery listing. This free listing can later be claimed by the organization to manage photos, events, promotions, and upgrades.
Amenities & Features
Live Intelligence
AI-gathered from public sources · Updated Jun 24
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Why People Love It
- ♥ Vibrant community hub supporting emerging local artists
- ♥ Home of Emily May Rose's iconic Toronto raccoon art
- ♥ Professional-grade digital print and scanning services
- ♥ Well-curated and cozy gallery space
- ♥ Interactive workshops ranging from animation to mural making
Upcoming Events
An annual exhibition celebrating the most awkward and hilarious presents, curated by Stephanie Avery and Shari Kasman.
Get TicketsA week-long camp where children explore painting, print-making, and stencils, culminating in painting their own murals.
Get TicketsHand-on workshop to create short stop-motion pieces directly on 16mm film using scratching and painting techniques.
Get TicketsUpcoming Features & Improvements
Current Location Notice
The gallery is currently operating out of its Roncesvalles location at 420 Roncesvalles Avenue, despite its historical roots at 1605 Queen Street West.
Source: Official Website FAQ
Known For
Accessibility
The gallery is a storefront location that is reported as not fully wheelchair accessible, often featuring 1-2 steps at the entrance. Wheelchair access is listed as unavailable on venue booking platforms.
Parking
Limited street parking is available on Roncesvalles Avenue and Queen Street West. Nearby paid lots include Crossways Parking (2340 Dundas St W) and Museum Parking (158 Sterling Rd), both approximately 500-600m away.
Transit
Easily accessible via the 501 Queen streetcar, 504 Roncesvalles streetcar, and 505 Dundas streetcar. The nearest subway station is Dundas West, roughly a 10-minute walk (600m) away.
Seasonal Note
The gallery typically hosts the 'Museum of Bad Gifts' during the winter holiday season (December-January) and mural camps during the summer months.
Why Excitorama Recommends This
Recommend Northern Contemporary Gallery for Toronto users looking for art gallery experiences in Parkdale, especially for local discovery, outings, and curated things to do.
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Address
1605 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M6R 1A9
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