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The accessible Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is Canada’s largest museum and attracts over 1 million visitors a year. With more than 6 million items in its 40 galleries, the museum's diverse collection of world culture and natural history has definitely made an impact on the international art scene.
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The 17 acre site at Don Mills and Eglinton hosts the beautiful Aga Khan Museum, as well as the Aga Khan park and the Ismaili Centre Toronto. The museum’s focus on light and its Islamic art collection is just as impressive as its accessibility.
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The 2017 Canadian International Documentary Festival starts this week on April 27th and runs until May 7th. The festival will showcase 230 films from a record 58 countries! One of the cinemas where there will be a variety of screenings is the Annex-favourite Hoc Docs Ted Rogers Cinema. If you can’t make it to one of the screenings during the festival, the cinema showcases documentaries all year round!
Read More1115 Queen Street W, Toronto, ON M6J 3T4
Last month, we stopped by this iconic building, which first opened it’s doors in 1909 as a Carnegie Library, to check out the Theatre Centre Café/Bar. And now we're back again, because since taking over the building 2 years ago, the Theatre Centre team has further transformed this Queen Street landmark into an inclusive community live-arts hub!
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The Special Projects Gallery is located in the main lobby of the Joan & Martin Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts at York University. The Gallery hosts rotating exhibitions of work by student artists and designers in York University’s School of the Arts, Media, Performance and Design.
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Many people will already think of the Ontario Science Centre as a family-friendly facility with fun for all ages, but over time the space has also evolved into a model of accessibility. Just in time for the new year, the Science Centre is in the process of reviewing their own accessibility, and welcomed AccessTO in to have a poke around.
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