21 Sussex Avenue (on the South side), just East of Spadina Avenue and West of Huron Street, South of Bloor Street West.

90 Croatia Street, entrance on Brock Avenue, which runs South from Bloor Street West, 1 street West of Dufferin

At the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre.  750 Spadina Ave, SW corner of Bloor & Spadina.  The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is dedicated to serving the community, cultural, educational, & recreational needs of downtown Toronto.  Its programs & services are guided by Jewish values & are open to all members regardless of race, origin, or religious affiliation.

91 Charles St W, University of Toronto, Victoria College, Old Vic Bldg, 1st floor, S side of Charles St W (just E of University Ave), 1st bldg S of Isabel Bader Theatre, a 30 second walk E from Museum subway station, across the street from the ROM.  (Appears as VC on map.)

University of Toronto at Scarborough, 1265 Military Trail, South of Hwy 401 at Morningside, in Academic Resource Centre (ARC) Building, Northwest of Parking Lot C

The Arts & Administration Building at the University of Toronto at Scarborough (UTSC) includes facilities for painting, sculpture, dance, drama, music, and performance art.  1265 Military Trail, South of Hwy 401 at Morningside, Northwest of Parking Lot C.  AA-303 & AA-112 are in this building.

The Arts & Letters Club of Toronto was formed in 1908. Located at 14 Elm Street (2 streets N of Dundas, just W of Yonge) in downtown Toronto, Ontario.  It is a meeting place for professionals in the arts, and for those men and women in whose lives the arts play an absorbing role.

The vital function of the Club is to provide a milieu for the free and vigorous interchange of ideas and opinions, where good conversation and the companionship of kindred spirits are the principal bill of fare. Neither a symbol of social status nor a marketplace for business, The Arts & Letters Club offers its members a retreat from the pressures of everyday life, in a democracy of creative minds.

The main athletic and physical education centre on the St. George Campus, the Athletic Centre (AC) is located on the Southeast corner of Harbord Street and Spadina Avenue.

The main athletic and physical education centre on the St. George Campus, the Athletic Centre (AC) is located on the south-east corner of Harbord Street and Spadina Avenue.  For most of the twentieth century Varsity Blues teams have played and practiced on the historic field of Varsity Stadium and the ice at Varsity Arena, but the facilities available to the Varsity Blues are even more extensive and include the University of Toronto Athletic and Physical Education Centre, known as the AC.  The AC includes an outstanding Field House, including a 200-m indoor track surrounding four multipurpose courts; an Olympic size pool and a 25-yd pool; a basketball and volleyball court with seating capacity for 800 and a new Strength and Conditioning Centre.  Varsity Blues teams practice and play at the Athletic Centre, Varsity Arena, Varsity Stadium and Back Campus.

• Hwy 400 to Barrie. Watch for the blue Ontario Travel Signs to Barrie Hill Farms.
• Exit # 96B, follow Hwy 90 west to Angus/CFB Borden for 6 km to Simcoe Country Road #28.
• Turn right (Barrie Hill Farms sign at corner) and continue driving for 2-3 km until Seadon Road, then turn right and follow this road for 1.5 km.
• Barrie Hill Farms is on the left.

777 Bloor Street West (at Christie subway station).  South side of Bloor, just West of Christie.

Birchmount Stadium is located just South of Danforth Avenue, just North of Kingston Road, and just East of Birchmount Road.

In the fall of 2006, Varsity Blues home football and soccer games will be held at Birchmount Stadium in Scarborough while construction continues on the new Varsity Centre.
DIRECTIONS BY CAR
From the West - Take QEW to the Gardiner expressway; follow until expressway ends, and take Lakeshore Boulevard to Woodbine Ave. Turn right on Kingston Rd. Follow Kingston Rd. until Birchmount Avenue. Turn Left on Birchmount and enter at first or second entrance for parking.
From the East - Follow 401 West to Warden Ave. Go South on Warden until Eglinton Ave (or any of the other main intersections that go East West). Turn left (East) on Eglinton Ave and follow until Birchmount Ave. Turn right (south) on Birchmount Ave and follow, Birchmount Stadium complex is on left hand side, south of Danforth Avenue.
From the North - Follow 404 south until 401. Take 401 East to Warden, Exit 401 at Warden Ave. Go South on Warden until Eglinton Ave. Turn left on Eglinton Ave and follow until Birchmount Ave. Turn right on Birchmount Ave and follow, Birchmount Stadium complex is on left hand side, south of Danforth Avenue.
BY TTC
From Warden Station - Take #69 Warden South Bus to Birchmount. At Kingston Road, exit and stadium is on the left hand side.
From Kennedy Station - Take #12 Kingston Rd West Bus; Follow until Birchmount and Stadium complex is on the right hand side.

990 Bay Street (on West side), just North of Wellesley Street West & Wellesley subway station.  There are 2 street level public parking lots just North of Bistro 990 & an underground parking lot just South of the restaurant.

The Bohemian Palace is located at 240 Roncesvalles Avenue, within a beautiful, 100 year old church building, South of Dundas West subway station.

On the East side of Yonge Street, a 2 minute walk South of Dundas Street & Dundas subway station.  The Canon Theatre began as the Pantages Theatre in 1920 as a combination vaudeville and motion picture house. Designed by the great theatre architect Thomas W. Lamb, it was the largest cinema in Canada (originally having 3373 seats) and one of the most elegant.

Built in 1847, the Church of the Holy Trinity is located at 10 Trinity Square, on the West side of the Eaton Centre, between Yonge Street & Bay Street, South of Dundas Street West, Southwest from Dundas subway station.

31 King's College Circle (SW corner), between Spadina & Queen's Park Cres, just N of College, University of Toronto.  Every year in the fall and spring, thousands of graduating students, their families and U of T faculty members pass through Convocation Hall for ceremonies marking graduation. But during the rest of the year this 1,700-seat domed hall is hardly empty. It's used as a lecture hall for Psychology 101 and other U of T courses, for concerts, guest lectures, readings, ceremonies, and rallies. Seats are arranged in a semi-circle (the hall is round, after all) on three levels, and seats with poor sightlines are rare. Convocation Hall, or "Con Hall" as it is often called, is located two blocks west of University Avenue and one block north of College Street on the University of Toronto's St. George campus.

Built in 1793, Fort York National Historic Site is the birthplace of urban Toronto.  It is best known as the location where the Battle of York came to its violent climax in 1813 during the War of 1812.  The Fort served as the city's primary harbour defence between the 1790s and the 1880s, and was the home of a military garrison until the 1930s.  Today, its defensive walls enclose Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings.  Fort York is located at 250 Fort York Blvd. (Off Fleet St., east of Strachan Avenue, West of Bathurst St., just north of Fort York Blvd.)  From Gardiner Eastbound:  Exit at Lakeshore Blvd., proceed past the C.N.E., turn left at Fort York Blvd., left at entrance way, right on Garrison Road to parking lot located at West Gate.  From Gardiner Westbound:  Take Spadina offramp and keep right for Lakeshore Blvd. to Fort York Blvd.  By TTC:  Take the 511 streetcar South from Bathurst subway station.  Patrons can access the Fort via a pedestrian walkway off of the Bathurst/Front Street bridge.  Parking while visiting Fort York, is available in our main lot situated at the West Gate entrance via Fort York Blvd.  Proceeds of parking support Fort York and the Fort York Guard and Drums. All parking is wheelchair accessible.

300 Adelaide Street East (on North side), just West of Sherbourne Street

300 Adelaide Street East (on North side), just West of Sherbourne Street

Hart House is located at 7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk South from Museum subway station.

Cradled in the Caledon Hills on the ridge of the Niagara Escarpment, the 150 acres of the Hart House Farm is the perfect place for any form of retreat...and only 1 hour from Toronto.

Driving Directions to Hart House Farm from Downtown Toronto: Gardiner W to Highway 427; 427 N to Highway 401; 401 W to Erin Mills Pkwy/Mississauga Rd. - Exit 336
N on Mississauga Road to Olde Baseline Road (24km); Right (E) on Olde Baseline Road (1.1 km); Left (N) on Creditview Road (Note: Creditview is a dirt / loose gravel road).  Watch for the HART HOUSE FARM sign on your right (approx 1.7 km). The Farm is down the laneway (approx 0.5km). 15911 Creditview Rd.

The Gallery Grill is located on the 2nd floor of Hart House, at the East side of this historic building.  7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk South from Museum subway station.

The Great Hall is located on the main level of Hart House at the East end of this historic building.  7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk South from Museum subway station.

The Music Room is located on the 2nd floor of Hart House, at the West side of this historic building. 7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk South from Museum subway station.

The North Dining Room is located on the 2nd floor of Hart House, at the West side of this historic building.  7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk South from Museum subway station.

The South Dining Room is located on the 2nd floor of Hart House, at the West side of this historic building.  7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk South from Museum subway station.

Hart House Theatre is a focal point for the performing arts in the university community. Students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the university use diverse mediums (drama, music, film, dance, and spoken word) to explore and express emerging interests and ideas. Blending informal and formal education in a professional theatre space, they create innovative programming which the whole community can enjoy.

Hart House Theatre is located under Hart House, with the entrance down the stairs under the Hart House Theatre banner at the centre of the South side of the building.  7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk South from Museum subway station.

155 College Street (on South side), West of University Avenue, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario M5T 3M6

35 Hazelton Avenue (which runs North from Yorkville Avenue), on East side, just Northeast of Bloor Street West & Avenue Road

90 Bloor Street East (North side), just East of Yonge Street.

56 Queen Street East
- By Foot - Metropolitan United Church is centrally located in downtown Toronto, just two blocks East of Yonge Street and the Eaton Centre. It is across Bond Street from St. Michael's Hospital and just South of St. Michael's (Roman Catholic) Cathedral.
- By Public Transit (TTC) - The closest subway station is Queen (on the Yonge line). Metropolitan is two blocks East of Yonge. Streetcar lines 501 and 502 run along Queen Street and stop right in front of Metropolitan.
- By car from the West - Exit from the Gardiner Expressway at either Yonge Street or Jarvis Street, and go North to Queen Street.
- By car from the East - Exit from the Gardiner Expressway at either Yonge Street or Sherbourne Street (East of Jarvis Street), and go North to Queen Street.
- Parking - Metropolitan's parking lot on the West side of the church is entered from Bond Street. During worship services, this parking lot is reserved for the church and parking is free. At other times, the lot is operated as pay parking at public rates. There is ample on- and off-street parking near the church. The largest surface lot is located one block East of Church Street on the South side of Queen Street.

This map indicates all parking at the University of Toronto's downtown St. George Campus.
- ARC Theatre - in Academic Resource Centre (ARC) (park in C Lot)
- Leigha Lee Browne Theatre - at West end of Sciences Wing (SW) (park in C Lot)
- Music Studio - Room AA303, Arts & Administration Building (yellow brick building located South of the Student Centre) (park in Lot A)

Philosopher’s Stage at Philosopher’s Walk is located at 80 Queen’s Park, just steps West of the Museum subway station, just South of the ROM, between the Faculty of Law & Faculty of Music buildings, at the University of Toronto.  Philosopher’s Stage can be accessed from Philosopher’s Walk, entering the Walk off of Hoskin Avenue (& walking North).

PLEASE NOTE
The University of Toronto is closing the Bloor Street Entrance to Philosopher's Walk for construction during the entire run of As You Like It.  Please enter at the South Entrance of Philosopher's Walk, on Hoskin Avenue (just West of Queen's Park).
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Regis College is at 100 Wellesley Street West, at the Northeast corner of Wellesley & Queen's Park Crescent, a 5 minute walk South of Museum subway station (East exit).

ROM Theatre, 100 Queen's Park Cres., entrance at South end of Royal Ontario Museum

The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is just West of the Museum stop on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line.  The St. George stop on the Bloor-Danforth subway line is also nearby.  Visitors can also take the Avenue Road Bus #5 south from the Eglinton subway station.

If you're driving on the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), follow the Gardiner Expressway to Spadina Ave.  Proceed north on Spadina Ave. to Bloor St. W. and then turn right (East).  Proceed East on Bloor until you reach Avenue Road/Queen's Park.  The Museum is on the Southwest corner of Bloor St, W. and Queen's Park.

From Highway 401, take Avenue Rd. South to Bloor St. W. or take the Don Valley Parkway South to the Bloor St. W. ramp and proceed west along Bloor St. to Avenue Rd.

Ryerson University, 43 Gerrard Street East, South of Carleton Street, North of Dundas Street East, East of Yonge Street (West of Church Street).

735 Queen Street East (on South side), just East of Broadview Avenue. 
From the Queen Street Subway Station take the 501 Street Car eastbound to Broadview Ave.  When you disembark at Broadview continue walking east one block to The Opera House.
From Broadview Ave. Subway Station take the 504 Street Car southbound to Queen St.  When you disembark at Queen St. you will need to cross to the south side of Queen St. and walk one block east to The Opera House.
Pay parking is available just north of Queen Street on Broadview Avenue on the eastside.  Limited street parking is available on Queen Street after rush hour, please read the signs carefully.

6 Hoskin Avenue, just Northwest of Queen's Park & Wellesley, a 5 minute walk Southwest from Museum subway station.

Trinity College Chapel is the gift of the late Gerald Larkin (1885-1961), who headed the Salada Tea Company from 1922 to 1957. He contracted the renowned English architect, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, who designed the great Gothic cathedral of Liverpool and, famously, the red Post Office telephone kiosks seen throughout England. The Trinity College Chapel is one of the most attractive and cherished examples of traditional architecture in Canada, and a magnificent instrument for the human voice. Built in the modified perpendicular Gothic style, the main chapel extends 100 feet to the reredos and is 47 feet high at the vault bosses. Using only stone, brick, and cement, the architects employed Italian stonemasons using ancient building methods; the only steel in the construction is in the hidden girders supporting the slate roof. The exterior walls are of sandstone.

1275 Military Trail, Scarborough 

By Car
From Highway 401, exit at Morningside Avenue Southbound, then turn Eastbound onto Military Trail.

By TTC
From York Mills Subway, take bus 95/95B/95E/95F.
From Scarborough Town Centre, take bus 38.
From Kennedy Subway, rush-hours only, take bus 116E.

Located at 275 Bloor Street West, on the South side of Bloor, just East of Bedford Street & West of Avenue Road (a.k.a. University Avenue), just South of St. George subway station (Bedford exit).
The historic ice rink is used for the ice hockey, figure skating, and other programming needs, as well as student final exams.  Recreation and instruction skating and the Varsity Blues hockey and figure skating programs occur at Varsity Arena.  It is also home for many exams during April, May, and August.
Driving Instructions - From the Gardiner Expressway: Gardiner Expy. to York St. exit. North on York to University Ave. (fork left at Front St. to get onto University Ave.). North on University (becomes Queen's Park Circle E. and then Avenue Rd.) to Bloor St. West (left) on Bloor and Varsity Arena is on the left side of the road.

Victoria College is at the University of Toronto, on Charles Street West, just East of Queen's Park, a 30 second walk East from Museum subway station, across the street from the ROM.

The William Doo Auditorium is at 45 Willcocks Street, in the basement of the New College Residence.  Enter the William Doo Auditorium through the door at the Southeast corner of Willcocks Street & Spadina Avenue.