No plans? No problem! Starting Saturday we have daily March Break programming daily from 10:30-4pm, until March 22.
All activities are included with General Admission.
😎 AGO Members, Annual Passholders, and visitors 24 and under (yes, including kids!) always visit for FREE 😎
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Band of Brothers || Toronto tween garage rockers Lego Money get set to play Walker Court, as part of March Break at the AGO. In addition to these rockers, we've got programming daily, from 10:30-4pm, every day from March 14-22. Discover. Create. Play!
Lego Money: readfoyer.com/article/band...
Speakeasy: A '60s Cultural Revolution || Step beyond the wooden doors of the Grange House and into a 1960s-inspired speakeasy where rebellion meets refinement.
Book your table today 🥃 🤫
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Join us for a keynote presentation with artists Morris Lum and Pok Chi Lau, with Lily Cho to discuss their work, spanning from the 1970s to today, the evolution of Chinatown communities in Toronto and beyond and broader visual legacies of the Chinese diaspora.
March 11, 7 PM
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Kazuo Nakamura. Number Structure II, 1984. Oil and graphite on canvas, Framed: 128.9 x 154.1 cm. Art Gallery of Ontario. Gift of Kazuo Nakamura, Toronto, 2001. © Art Gallery of Ontario. 2001/73
Reflecting on Kazuo Nakamura’s Watercolours || Art historian Ihor Holubizky and artist Louise Noguchi will discuss Nakamura’s work at the AGO on March 11.
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Step beyond the wooden doors of the Grange House and into a 1960s-inspired speakeasy where rebellion meets refinement.
Indulge in a night where craft cocktails and the spirit of the cultural revolution bring you along for a ride.
Starting March 18. Book your table today!
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Jesse Mockrin. The Descent, 2024. Oil on linen, 228.6 x 787.4 cm. Collection of Sally Taylor and Ralph Tawil. © Jesse Mockrin 2025. Image courtesy of the artist, James Cohan, New York, and Night Gallery, Los Angeles.
Tonight is First Wednesday Night Free, with FREE admission from 6-9pm. Come take in the Jesse Mockrin: Echo exhibition that closes on Sunday - this is the last Wednesday to see it!
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TONIGHT|| AGO Friday Nights celebrates Black creatives! From the gallery to the dancefloor, join us for Art Hangs, DJs, and a special live musical performance. Events are free with General Admission.
February 27, 5:30-9pm.
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June Clark. Henrys on Church Street, 1974 (printed 2023). Gelatin silver print, Overall: 21 x 30.5 cm. Art Gallery of Ontario. Purchase, 2023. © June Clark. Photo: AGO. 2023/103
Collective Views: A Symposium on Photography in Toronto|| This symposium offers a chance to reflect on Toronto and its relationship to photography. It takes place over the course of two days, at MOCA and the AGO.
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AGO Friday Nights celebrates Black creatives! From the gallery to the dancefloor, join us for Art Hangs, DJs, and a special live musical performance. Events are free with General Admission.
February 27, 5:30-9pm.
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Women Lead the Beat || BOSSY brings Krump program for youth, to the AGO, Wednesdays, from 4-5:30, until March 11.
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Photo credit: Christine Do
Bidemi Oloyede. Untitled, Toronto, 2018. baryta fine art print, Overall: 71.1 × 71.1 cm. Art Gallery of Ontario. Purchase, with funds from the Friends of Global Africa and the Diaspora, 2021. © Bidemi Oloyede, Courtesy of Nicholas Metivier Gallery. 2021/83
Five Years Dedicated to Black Art || The AGO celebrates five years of the Department of Arts of Global Africa and the Diaspora.
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David Ruben Piqtoukun with his work, People of the Midnight Sun, 2017. © David Ruben Piqtoukun. Photo: Craig Boyko © AGO.
David Ruben Piqtoukun ᑎᕕᑎ ᐱᑐᑯ ᕈᐱᐃᓐ was an acclaimed Inuvialuk sculptor.
Foyer revisits this 2023 interview with him, where he shared about the process and meaning behind his work.
Piqtoukun died in January 2026. We extend our condolences to his family, friends, and community.
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No boredom, just smiles. We’re back with more Family Day Weekend fun today! The museum is open 10:30-5:30, with programming from 10:30-4pm. And kids visit FREE!
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🤩The best part of February is here🤩
Join us for THREE DAYS of imagination and family time.
Kids visit FREE, and all programming is included in General Admission.
February 14, 15 and 16.
No boredom. Just smiles.
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Naoko Matsubara. Janusian A, 2015. Colour woodcut print on handmade Japanese paper, Sheet: 68.5 x 65 cm. Art Gallery of Ontario. Gift of the artist, 2024. © Naoko Matsubara. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo: Yoshiki Waterhouse
It's the last weekend to see Noako Matsubara, which closes on February 16.
We are open all weekend, so pop by to see this exhibition that brings to light a 70-year career.
AGO Hours:
Friday: open until 9pm
Sat. & Sun.: 10:30-5:30pm
Monday: 10:30-4pm
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Pudlo Pudlat. Drawing #17, 1984. Coloured pencil on paper, Sheet: 76.2 × 11.2 cm. Promised gift of Dr. Ronald M. Haynes. © Estate of Pudlo Pudlat. Reproduced with the permission of Dorset Fine Arts
Pudlo Pudlat’s Flying Machines || Works by the celebrated Inuk artist are on view as part of a promised gift to the AGO. Come see them on your next visit! tinyurl.com/48xvddyh
TONIGHT! 🎶The Canadian Chamber Orchestra at the AGO || The CCO and the AGO team up to present a new Friday night concert series in Walker Court, starting February 6, from 6-9pm. Free with General Admission.🎶
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Three days of Family Day fun! Come make, play, create with us.
And remember: kids always visit the AGO for FREE!
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Dox Thrash, Woman in a Red Dress, c.1945. Watercolour, graphite on paper, Sheet: 70.8 × 57.3 cm. Art Gallery of Ontario. Purchase, with funds from the Prints and Drawings Curatorial Committee, and from Friends of Global Africa & the Diaspora, 2024. 2024/22. Photo © AGO.
February Open Door celebrates Black History Month with a range of works expressing the joy, love, self-fashioning, and explorations of identities from the Black and African Diaspora communities.
February 4, 1-8pm
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Kathleen Jean Munn. Untitled (Cows on a Hillside), c. 1916. Oil on canvas, Overall: 76.3 x 101.7 cm. Art Gallery of Ontario. Purchased with funds donated by Susan and Greg Latremoille, Toronto, 2006. © Estate of Kathleen Munn. Photo: AGO. 2006/85
Untitled (Cows on a Hillside) Kathleen Munn transforms a quiet hillside with vibrant colours and ten cows. See this RBC Art Pick on view at the AGO, on your next visit to the AGO.
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