# Music Gallery

> Toronto's Centre for Creative Music


## Posts

- [Call for Applications from Deaf Artists](https://musicgallery.org/call-for-applications-from-deaf-artists/): Take part in a special residency program! The Music Gallery, Phoenix the Fire and VibraFusionLab are inviting Deaf artists in any creative discipline to apply to participate in a special residency program in September 2026. Five selected participants will collaborate with a music/sound artist, experiment with haptic technologies, and workshop their creative ideas through a multi-day residency. This program aims to support the development of collaborative models for creation and performance between Deaf and hearing artists, inspire new ideas, and enhance the facilitation of programs that support Deaf artists. Your role: Artists selected as residency participants will engage in their […]
- [Radio MG Call for Mixes](https://musicgallery.org/radio-mg-call-for-mixes-2/): We’re inviting community members to curate playlists/mixes for What Is this spring. When we program a playlist at the Music Gallery, we know that a well-crafted mix can draw connections between artists, styles, and histories, and set the stage for deep listening and engaging with a performance. We want community members to submit existing or proposed playlists for inclusion during our upcoming What Is festival in May.  Submission requirements:  *If you are providing something longer than 10 minutes, please provide a timestamp where we should begin listening. Use the submission form below to submit your proposal. There is a limit […]
- [Program Update](https://musicgallery.org/program-update/): The Music Gallery receives a Seed Grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation We are excited to announce that The Music Gallery has received a Seed Grant of $93,100 from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF). Over the next year, this grant will allow us to purchase special adaptive equipment, conduct training and consultations, and deliver programming in partnership with Deaf and Hard of Hearing artists. This programming will centre Deaf performance and performers in collaboration with other artists working in music and sound, and offer opportunities for our community to participate in hands on workshops. Guided by our current strategic plan, […]
- [Job Posting: Front of House Staff](https://musicgallery.org/job-posting-front-of-house-staff-2/): Call for Applications: Front of House Staff Application Deadline: Friday, February 6, 2026 (11:59pm EDT) Basic Information: The Music Gallery cultivates artistic experimentation and community through sound, music and sharing in the creative process. We have been at the centre of experimental music and community-building in Toronto for 50 years. We program a variety of concerts, festivals, workshops, and residencies each season, and welcome thousands of participants. There are community members who have been with the Music Gallery from the beginning, and new audiences join every year. As a front of house staff you would be a vital member of […]
- [We're on the move!](https://musicgallery.org/were-on-the-move/): For the past two years, we’ve been in ongoing conversation with Music Gallery members, partners, and funders about our strategic plan and how we can best meet its goals. One of the main pieces of feedback, and a key priority in our strategic plan, is improving accessibility across our programming, starting with basic physical access. Our base at 918 Bathurst has served us well for seven years, but it continues to present barriers to many in our community. Without a commitment from the building to address accessibility infrastructure, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to adapt. Over the past two seasons, […]
- [JOIN OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS](https://musicgallery.org/join-our-board-of-directors-2/): Director on the Music Gallery Board of Directors (Volunteer Position) Deadline: November 14, 2025 The Music Gallery cultivates artistic experimentation and community through sound, music and sharing in the creative process. Each year we present a series of concerts, festivals, workshops, and residencies that centre genre-defying music, and strengthen connections between artists and audiences. Founded in 1976, we are celebrating our 50th anniversary in 2025-26. We are looking for community members who care about our mission, and share our values, to join our board of directors. Our board reflects a range of lived experiences and identities. Collectively the board serves […]
- [UnShazamable Since 1976 / Fundraising Campaign](https://musicgallery.org/unshazamable-since-1976-fundraising-campaign/): We made some noise in 2024-25! It was textured, heartbreaking and heartmending; it was past, present, and future; it was collaborative, independent, and defiant; it was all possible because of the support of the Music Gallery community.  As a charitable organization, the Music Gallery grows with donors; your donations extend unique opportunities to artists who imagine and realize unprecedented and adventurous musical and sonic experiences—whether through residencies, workshops, and concerts.  The Music Gallery has been unShazamable since 1976. Let’s keep it that way! Donate now, and help us kick off our 50th anniversary season by reaching our fundraising goal of […]
- [Call for workshop proposals](https://musicgallery.org/call-for-workshop-proposals/): Share your idea for a workshop during the 2025-26 season! DEADLINE: July 20, 11:59 PM EDT Each year, the Music Gallery presents a series of workshops that feature community members sharing skills and expertise. Past workshops have included lessons on music-related software and hardware demonstrations, interactive/collaborative activities, career-planning, and more. In order to expand these offerings we are inviting proposals from community members who wish to present a workshop during the Music Gallery’s 2025-26 season. We want to hear from community members who have unique skills related to music/sound, as well as some experience facilitating workshops or similar skill-development programs. […]
- [Radio MG Call for Mixes](https://musicgallery.org/radio-mg-call-for-mixes/): Playlists/mixes are a curatorial outlet; we are continuing the tradition, and inviting community members to share in this process. While it might seem like background music, we cherish the process of selecting and building a playlist/mix that can be pumped into performance spaces during doors and intermission at an event. A great playlist/mix can draw connections between artists, styles, and histories, and set the stage for deep listening and engaging with a performance. We invite community members to submit existing or proposed playlists for inclusion during our upcoming What Is festival this May 13-17, 2025.  Submission requirements  *If you are […]
- [Music Gallery Signs on to PACBI](https://musicgallery.org/pacbi/): The Music Gallery’s statement of solidarity with Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI). The Music Gallery is proud to sign on to support and endorse the Palestinian Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) and the need for Israel to abide by International Law. We do so in solidarity with the people of Palestine, and their fight for liberation from Israeli occupation and genocide. The Music Gallery via our staff, board, and larger community of artists are committed to the necessary fight for the freedom of all people from the stranglehold of global capitalism and […]
- [Introducing The Music Gallery's 2025 Workshop Series](https://musicgallery.org/2025-workshops/): We’re excited to announce our 2025 Workshop Series, designed to provide artists (and those who don’t want to call themselves artists!) opportunities to learn new skills, network, and deepen their practice. These workshops, created based on community feedback, are dedicated to helping you explore and connect with like-minded people in a kind learning environment.  Why the shift in pricing? We know! Last year was free… but let us explain. Last season, our workshops experienced a 50% no-show rate, leaving eager participants unable to join. To support higher fees for our workshop leaders and ensure people are dedicated to this process, […]
- [Call for Audio and Lighting Technicians](https://musicgallery.org/call-for-audio-and-lighting-technicians/): At the Music Gallery, we consciously consider the ways that sound and lighting during a live event impact artist and audience experiences, and with this, have a deep respect for the artistry of technicians who work within these mediums. This season we’re expanding our team of technicians, and would like to hear from skilled community members who are interested in working Music Gallery events. Use the form below to share your information. For anyone without experience in live audio and lighting, but who is interested in mentorship and skill-development, stay tuned as we are planning some public workshops! Timeline: Questions: […]
- [X Avant: 918 Bathurst Accessibility Update](https://musicgallery.org/x-avant-xix-update/): To our MG community, We’re excited to welcome you back to 918 Bathurst for another season of X Avant! As we prepare for our festival, we want to share some important updates that may affect nights 2, 3, and 5.  The demolition of 914 Bathurst (the building next door to our home venue, 918 Bathurst) is now underway. While this will contribute to noise, vibrations, and potential debris around our venue during the day, we’ve been assured that daily demolition activity will wrap up by 5 pm allowing all our festival events at 918 to proceed as planned. We expect […]
- [MG Residency Program 2025](https://musicgallery.org/mg-residency-program2025/): The Music Gallery invites you to apply to the third edition of our residency program!  The program runs in January and February 2025 at 918 Bathurst. We will host over 50 artists in a series of 4-day residencies. Selection is by lottery. The application process is completely FREE and takes approximately 5 minutes. The purpose of the residency is for artists to take up space! We encourage artists to be big, be weird and explore their processes. Our residency program is about offering pressure-free creative spaces to our extended music and arts communities. With that, there are no expectations for […]
- [Radio Music Gallery Call for Mixes](https://musicgallery.org/radio-music-gallery-call-for-mixes/): Playlists/mixes are a curatorial outlet; one that we wish to share with community members. While it might seem like background music, we cherish the process of selecting and building a playlist/mix that can be pumped into performance spaces during doors and intermission at an event. A great playlist/mix can draw connections between artists, styles, and histories, and set the stage for deep listening and engaging with a performance. We invite community members to submit existing or proposed playlists for inclusion during our upcoming X Avant Festival, Texture (October 15-19). Selected playlists will also be included on Radio Music Gallery through […]
- [The More You Noise](https://musicgallery.org/the-more-you-noise/): Thank you to the audience members and supporters of the Music Gallery this past year! It’s been a lively season that would not have been possible without you. Every event is a new opportunity to gather, listen, and explore, and we are grateful for each and every encounter. Behind the scenes, we’ve also had something exciting brewing: the opportunity to work more closely with/as artists! We hosted an expanded residency program in January and February with hundreds of artists and workshop participants; multi-day rehearsals and mentorships took place surrounding 10 Ragas to a Disco Beat, and Arnold Dreyblatt’s Orchestra of […]
- [Radio Music Gallery Call for Mixes](https://musicgallery.org/mg-radio-call-2/): Playlists/mixes are a curatorial outlet; one that we wish to share with community members. While it might seem like background music, we cherish the process of selecting and building a playlist/mix that can be pumped into performance spaces during doors and intermission at an event. A great playlist/mix can draw connections between artists, styles, and histories, and set the stage for deep listening and engaging with a performance. We invite community members to submit existing or proposed playlists for inclusion during our upcoming programming. Two applications will be selected and their playlists/mixes will be featured at our What Is Spirituality […]
- [Music Gallery Strategic Plan 2024-29](https://musicgallery.org/music-gallery-strategic-plan-2024-29/): The Music Gallery adopted a new strategic plan at our Annual General Meeting in February, and we are pleased to share that plan with our wider community now. This strategic plan is at once a reminder and a path forward, an invitation to acknowledge our history, and a guide to cultivating future partnerships. The plan outlines a set of four interlocking goals, and resulting objectives and actions. You can read an overview, or read/download the full plan further below. The Music Gallery team will be living with this document, and continually evaluating and adjusting our plan in response to new […]
- [You in Mind 2024 (*Now Closed)](https://musicgallery.org/you-in-mind-2024/): You in Mind is a concert series dedicated to artistic growth. This season, the Music Gallery will be hosting a series of 2 concerts dedicated to artists whose projects or organizations are not supported by public funding or otherwise do not have the means to present in venues of our scale. As always, the Music Gallery places few boundaries around what “experimental” music is and encourages submissions and/or nominations for artists who wish to expand their musical palettes. Do you have a concept you want to develop but have never had the opportunity? Ideas that don’t fit into your typical […]
- [Job Posting: Marketing Coordinator (*Now Closed)](https://musicgallery.org/job-posting-marketing-coordinator-2/): The Music Gallery is hiring a Marketing Coordinator
- [Job Posting: Front of House Staff](https://musicgallery.org/job-posting-front-of-house-staff/): Apply to join our staff team as in the Front of House role
- [Join our Board of Directors](https://musicgallery.org/join-our-board-of-directors/): Apply to join the Music Gallery Board of Directors, Deadline is February 5
- [Call for Youth Artists](https://musicgallery.org/call-for-youth-artists/): Sound Art Workshop with Christopher Willes & Akash Bansal WHAT The Music Gallery is seeking youth artists to participate in an experimental music and sound-art workshop organized by Christopher Willes, in collaboration with artist/DJ Akash Bansal. The fourth in a series of workshops that have been staged in partnership with the Toronto Public Library, participants will collectively remix rare vinyl records from the Reference Library’s vinyl record collection and create new sonic artwork together. The result of their process will be shared in a sound performance/installation presented at the Music Gallery on October 11th as part of the X-Avant Festival.  […]
- [An Open Letter of Radical Support](https://musicgallery.org/open-letter-of-radical-support/): A friend once described Toronto’s experimental art and music scene as an organism growing under a rock. Upon first glance, the material conditions feel so devastating that nothing could thrive, yet it does.  Making art happen in Toronto takes passion, it takes grit. It takes an obsessive creativity and  such a deep desire for shared experiences that you defy all barriers, transcending unrelenting and restrictive conditions, to make something special. It takes a certain type of ingenuity to make art exist here, let alone claiming space for that art to be consumed.  Upon hearing that the Geary Art Crawl was […]
- [Community Survey](https://musicgallery.org/community-survey/): We invite you to complete this survey in order to share the experiences you’ve had with, and your future vision for, the Music Gallery
- [The Music Gallery welcomes Matthew Fava as our new Executive Director](https://musicgallery.org/matthew-fava-executive-director/): Toronto, Ontario – The Board of Directors of the Music Gallery, Toronto’s Centre for Creative Music, is pleased to announce the selection of Matthew Fava as the organization’s Executive Director. Matthew succeeds David Dacks, who is leaving the position as of April 10 after 13 years of dedicated service to the Music Gallery. Matthew is well known in Toronto’s creative music circles, bringing a wealth of aligned experience, knowledge, and commitment to the Music Gallery and its mission. He is a community-oriented arts administrator and musician with a background in non-profit, arts-based organizations. Amongst his achievements, as Music Director and Program […]
- [Job Posting: Executive Director](https://musicgallery.org/job-posting-executive-director-2023/): February 2022 Position Type: Full-TimeStart Date: TBD – April – June 2023Location: Toronto – Hybrid (Office located downtown (Bloor/Bathurst) Who We Are The Music Gallery has been Toronto’s Centre for Creative Music since 1976. We present an annual season of genre-defying concert music and events. We champion a wide range of musicians who push boundaries, break down barriers, take risks and experiment by offering safe space and essential resources so that they can act fearlessly in their pursuit of the new. We build networks that celebrate artists’ achievements and build resilience. We are dedicated to uplifting, amplifying, and celebrating the […]
- [David Dacks Steps Down as Executive Director](https://musicgallery.org/david-dacks-steps-down-as-executive-director-3/): Toronto, Ontario – David Dacks, Executive Director of the Music Gallery, has announced that he will step down from his role in April 2023.  David started programming at the Music Gallery in September 2010, became Artistic Director in 2012, and moved to Executive Director in 2020. Over the past 3 years, David steered the organization through the COVID crisis. For a time working as both Artistic and Executive Director he prioritized taking care of the Music Gallery’s extensive community connections and ensured the Music Gallery’s operations are on a solid footing before he departs this April. In addition to being […]
- [You In Mind Returns for 2023](https://musicgallery.org/you-in-mind-2023/): Last season, we launched our five-part You in Mind series with an open call for applications. With nearly 150 applications, we knew we had to keep it going.  You in Mind is a concert series dedicated to artistic growth. For our 2022-23 season, the Music Gallery will be hosting a series of 3 concerts (fall and spring) dedicated to artists whose projects or organizations are not supported by public funding or otherwise do not have the means to present in venues of our scale. As always, the Music Gallery places few boundaries around what “experimental” music is and encourages submissions […]
- [Join our Board of Directors](https://musicgallery.org/board-of-directors/): Position Director on the Music Gallery Board of Directors (Volunteer Position) Who We Are The Music Gallery has been Toronto’s Centre for Creative Music since 1976. We present an annual season of genre-defying concert music and events. We champion a wide range of musicians who push boundaries, break down barriers, take risks and experiment by offering safe space and essential resources so that they can act fearlessly in their pursuit of the new. We build networks that celebrate artists’ achievements and build resilience. We are dedicated to uplifting, amplifying, and celebrating the stories and sounds of our city and beyond. […]
- [MG Residency Program](https://musicgallery.org/mg-residency-program/): The Music Gallery is proud to announce a new residency program that provides free-form space and time for artists. In an increasingly expensive city and with artists rehearsal and studio spaces dwindling, what artists need now more than ever is room to create.  This 2 month program provides artists 4-7 day residencies at 918 Bathurst. It’s designed to take up as much space as possible. To be big, to be weird, and to be creatively productive, not capitalistically. There is no pressure to perform at the end of your week here, there is no expectation of productive output, this is […]
- [You In Mind Returns for 2022-23](https://musicgallery.org/you-in-mind/): This season, we launched our five-part You in Mind series with an open call for applications. With nearly 150 applications, we knew we had to keep it going.  You in Mind is a concert series dedicated to artistic growth and celebration. For our 2022-23 season, the Music Gallery will be hosting a series of 3 concerts (fall and spring) dedicated to artists whose projects or organizations are not supported by public funding or otherwise do not have the means to present in venues of our scale. As always, the Music Gallery places few boundaries around what “experimental” music is and […]
- [What is Soul: Deep City Breaths](https://musicgallery.org/what-is-soul-deep-city-breaths/): An expansive conversation about soul and Toronto. Anupa: Welcome everyone and welcome to everyone who I guess is watching this virtually. This is a really strange experience, to welcome people who will be watching this in the future. My name is Anupa Mistry, I almost forgot to write an introduction of myself while I was putting all this together. So I’m just going to get it out of the way. I’m an arts writer and observer and celebrator of all of the people who you are seeing in this virtual chat room. Right now I’m looking into methods of writing […]
- [Job Posting - Marketing Coordinator](https://musicgallery.org/job-posting-marketing-coordinator/): Date Posted: January 27, 2022 Application Deadline: February 17, 2022 Start Date: Early/Mid-March 2022 Province: Ontario City: Toronto Hourly Pay Rate: $22/hr, 18 hours per week Job Type: Part-time Job Description The Music Gallery is looking for a Marketing Coordinator to support its efforts in presenting exciting, experimental music in Toronto. Reporting to the Executive and Artistic Directors, you will support a wide range of activities including but not limited to: social media management, press release/ content creation, partnership development and event promotion.  Most importantly, this is a creative role! We want you to have fun, to dive into new […]
- [YOU IN MIND, A FIVE PART EVENT SERIES FOR MUSICIANS](https://musicgallery.org/you-in-mind-a-five-part-event-series-for-musicians/): Over the last year, musicians have balanced the loss of gigs and tours with having more time at home to explore new artistic endeavours. As we all slowly return to public performance, The Music Gallery has a created a platform to help musicians bring these explorations back to a venue, its beautiful home at 918 Bathurst St. Following the theme for this year’s X Avant Festival, You In Mind, the Music Gallery is hosting a series of five events from December through March dedicated to artists whose projects or organizations are not supported by public funding or otherwise do not […]
- [Music Gallery Strategic Plan](https://musicgallery.org/music-gallery-strategic-plan/): MG 40: Setting The Stage Our The Next 40 Years is our current strategic plan, adopted in 2016. You can find it here.

## Pages

- [Audience Survey Response](https://musicgallery.org/audience-survey-response/): Thank you for taking part in our audience survey and sharing your feedback with us. To confirm, all audience survey responses are anonymous. If you would like to enter your name in the draw for a 2026-27 season pass to Music Gallery programming, please submit your information through the form below. If the form is not displayed, you can view and fill the form here. If you have any questions, feel free to contact matthew@musicgallery.org. Online Form – Season Pass Draw
- [Thanks for your submission](https://musicgallery.org/thanks-for-your-submission/): Thanks for your submission, or response to our public call! If you have additional questions about Music Gallery programming, or the initiative you replied to, feel free to contact our staff team.
- [Ticketing Guidelines: Refund, No-Show & Rush list information](https://musicgallery.org/ticketing-guidelines-no-show-rush-list-information/): Over the past few seasons, the Music Gallery has experienced record attendance, with our events reaching capacity more often than not. With that in mind, please assume the following rush list policies and protocols will be in effect. MUSIC GALLERY’S APPROACH Music Gallery events involve most often 1.5-2 hours of programming. We don’t believe in headliners versus openers; we program purposefully for, and highly encourage, attendance of the entire evening. REFUNDS & EXCHANGES Advance ticket purchasers may request a refund; refund requests must be submitted in writing a minimum of 48 hours before the start of an event to matthew@musicgallery.org. […]
- [Embed Test](https://musicgallery.org/embed-test/)
- [Radio Music Gallery](https://musicgallery.org/radio-music-gallery/): Celebrating the possibility of a playlist, the Music Gallery proudly launches Radio MG We believe in playlists. Even under the guise of background music, playlists draw sonic connections; their creators casting wide nets and weaving together a unique thread of artists and styles. Building a playlist is an iconic musical skillset that rewards curiosity, listening, chance, and journeying with sound. Radio Music Gallery creates space for this curatorial outlet. We invite the community at large to contribute by celebrating local soundscapes and histories while hinting at influences, inspirations, and sonic intuitions that transcend geographies. Radio MG playlist mixes are paired […]
- [Workshops at The Music Gallery](https://musicgallery.org/workshops2024/): We’re excited to announce a series of free workshops for this winter season! We recognize that our community wishes to gather, learn and network with other artists, and we’re here to help. Keep an eye out for more information and be sure to save the dates in your calendars. February 1: Improvisation in Art and Life with Nilan PereraFebruary 8: Conceptualizing a Grantable Idea with Venus Fest & Music GalleryFebruary 15: Deep Listening in the Dark with Anne BourneFebruary 22: Ableton 101 with Ableton Canada
- [Residency Program](https://musicgallery.org/residency-program/): The Music Gallery invites you to apply to the fourth edition of our residency program in partnership with Social Art Studio Space!  The program runs in January and February 2026. Each year we host dozens of artists during a series of 4-day residencies. Selection is by lottery. The application process is free and takes approximately 5 minutes. The purpose of the residency is for artists to take up space! We encourage artists to be big, be weird and explore their processes. The residency is a pressure-free environment, with no expectations for outcomes or performances. This residency is designed with limited […]
- [What Is: Futurism](https://musicgallery.org/whatis/): Join us May 11-13, 2023 for a festival soundscaping, experimenting, and imagining a new way forward. Stay tuned for more details via our newsletter.
- [Past Seasons](https://musicgallery.org/past-seasons/)
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://musicgallery.org/faq/)
- [Feedback Form](https://musicgallery.org/community-safety/feedback-form/)
- [Safer Spaces](https://musicgallery.org/community-safety/safer-spaces/): Everyone has the right to feel safe and included. We recognize that safety looks different at each intersection (age, ancestry, colour, family status, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, mental ability, physical ability, place of origin, race, religious beliefs, sexual orientation or source of income), and understand that even though we will do our best, we have so much to learn. In order to help foster safer spaces at all Music Gallery events, we have created this living document. A copy of this will be kept on site at the front desk and all copies of this will be available […]
- [Code of Conduct](https://musicgallery.org/community-safety/code-of-conduct/): All Music Gallery community members—audience, attendees, members, artists, staff, event hosts, sponsors, presenters, exhibitors, partners—are expected to abide by this code of conduct. By becoming a member of the Music Gallery, attending an event at the Music Gallery, or hosting activity in partnership with the Music Gallery (in any capacity), you agree to abide by this code of conduct, and cooperate with Music Gallery staff who enforce it. Expected Behaviour: We insist that everyone who takes part in Music Gallery activity remains mindful of, and takes responsibility for their speech and behaviour. This includes: Unacceptable Behaviour: We do not tolerate […]
- [COVID & General Health Policy](https://musicgallery.org/community-safety/covid-policy/): The Music Gallery is committed to enacting safety measures to provide a kind, comfortable experience at all of our events. At this stage in the pandemic, we have general policies and recommendations in place, outlined below. These policies can guide community members in assessing risks and making decisions about attending events. Before an event: What to expect when you arrive at the venue: Venue specific information, 918 Bathurst: We always welcome feedback regarding our health and safety policies. Feel free to share your thoughts with matthew@musicgallery.org. Updated June 2023
- [Community Safety](https://musicgallery.org/community-safety/): Safer Spaces A living document of the ways we’re making Music Gallery events safer for everyone. COVID Policy A living document of the ways we’re considering the spread of COVID-19 at Music Gallery events.  Code of Conduct The Music Gallery’s protocol on how we conduct ourselves internally and in our community.  Feedback Form A feedback form where we can learn and grow as an organization (contact info is voluntary).
- [EMERGENTS IV: ROOM TONE EXHIBIT](https://musicgallery.org/emergents-iv-room-tone-exhibit/): The Music Gallery presents EMERGENTS IV: ROOM TONE – Part Two, Online VR Exhibit June 26-27, 2021 Online FREE ACCESS THE GALLERY   EMERGENTS IV: ROOM TONE is a workshop and exhibit focusing on community-rooted archival techniques and digital placemaking.  Facilitated by artists Lilian Leung and Dan Tapper, the workshop culminates in a public online exhibit of virtual-reality installations, created by six early-career musicians from across Toronto to showcase their music online. This May and June, T.J. Banate, Maddie Bautista, Camille Kiku Belair, Morgan-Paige Melbourne, Stephanie Orlando, and Ilana Waniuk worked with digital artists Lilian Leung and Dan Tapper to […]
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- [Become a Member](https://musicgallery.org/join/): Join now Take part in our programming, and help to shape the vision of the organization. Join us or renew your membership – there are three tiers to choose from. Sign up TODAY!  Memberships are valid for one year following purchase. Benefits are cumulative with each level. As of July 2025, Music Gallery memberships and event registration are processed through Showpass. Existing members are encouraged to create an account with Showpass in order to gain automatic access to member discounts. Members are invited to make a charitable donation above their membership fee. Donations may be added during the membership payment […]
- [Our History](https://musicgallery.org/about/our-history/): In the beginning, there was music. Over its 45-year history, the Music Gallery has been many things to many people. When it was founded in 1976, it quickly became a hub for collaboration, creative exploration and musical performance. Toronto’s Centre For Creative Music – Since 1976 Our founders CCMC were sonic adventurers drawing from many traditions and even inventing some of their own. Their approach to musical innovation and the resulting legacy of their creations lives on in the Music Gallery and its activities today. From those early days as an artist-run centre, the Music Gallery has led a truly […]
- [Media Archives](https://musicgallery.org/media-archives/): Recordings Creative sounds from the Music Gallery over the years
- [Contact](https://musicgallery.org/contact/): The Music Gallery 918 Bathurst St.Toronto, ON, CanadaM5R 3G5 Phone: 416-204-1080 Artistic and programming inquiries Sanjeet Takhar, Artistic Directorsanjeet@musicgallery.org Administrative inquiries Matthew Fava, Executive Directormatthew@musicgallery.org Send us a message Subscribe to our mailing list Subscribe to our mailing list for news, event updates & special Music Gallery offers!
- [About](https://musicgallery.org/about/): Established in 1976 by members of the Canadian Creative Music Collective (CCMC), the Music Gallery occupies a unique position within Toronto’s musical ecology that allows us to present, encourage and promote leading-edge contemporary music in all genres. For over 40 years, our mandate to foster innovation and experimentation in music has remained constant, and today, we are Toronto’s pre-eminent presenter of genre-defying concert music.
- [Home](https://musicgallery.org/): Toronto’s Centre for Creative Music The Music Gallery is a centre for promoting and presenting innovation and experimentation in all forms of music, and for encouraging cross-pollination between genres, disciplines and audiences. Oct. 14-17: X Avant XVI at 918 Bathurst St. Watch our livestreams: The Music Gallery Live Support us by becoming a member or making a donation! If you are a member, log in here.


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