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A Christmas Carol at Campbell House Museum
Toronto, ON
Immersive Victorian horror opera adaptation
About
Step into the chilling world of Victorian Toronto with 'A Christmas Carol' at the historic Campbell House Museum. This immersive horror opera adaptation brings literature's most depraved characters to life, offering a unique and terrifying theatrical experience. Explore the dark side of classic tales in the oldest surviving building from the Town of York, a truly unforgettable Halloween season event.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Adults seeking a unique theatrical experience
Vibe
Spooky, historic, theatrical
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
Mid-Range
Photo Friendly
Limited (check venue policy)
Weather Sensitivity
Low (indoor event)
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
Museum admission is included in the price of your ticket for workshops.
Duration
2.5 hours per performance
Ages
Suitable for ages 16 and up for workshops.
Schedule
Historic Cooking: September 9, 16, 23, 2025, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm. Tales of the Damned: October 15, 2025 - November 2, 2025, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm.
Organizer
Campbell House Museum
Practical Information
Parking
An aboveground parking lot is available 250 meters north of Campbell House at 206 Simcoe and can be accessed by St. Patrick St. An underground municipal Green P parking lot is located one block east of Campbell House, at City Hall (110 Queen Street West), below Nathan Phillips Square; parking lot entrances are off Bay Street and off Queen Street West. An underground parking lot is below the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, kitty-corner from Campbell House; the parking lot entrance is off York Street. There may be street parking on the west side of University Avenue and on St Patrick Street, depending on the day and time.
Accessibility
The ground floor of the museum is accessible to those with mobility issues by using the ramp at the rear of the house. The second floor is accessible by a curving staircase. The basement and washrooms are accessible by stairs only. Campbell House Museum does not have an elevator at this time.
Pet Policy
No pets allowed (service animals welcome)
Food & Drink
Historic cooking demonstrations available.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere before the performance begins.
- Consider the event's mature themes and suitability for those aged 16 and up when planning your visit.
- Utilize public transportation to reach the museum, as parking can be limited in the downtown core.
- Check the museum's website for any specific pre-show or post-show activities that might enhance your experience.
- Dress comfortably for an evening of theatrical immersion, as you'll be exploring the historic venue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the nature of the 'Tales of the Damned' performance?
It is an immersive horror opera adaptation that brings classic literature's darker characters to life, offering a unique and terrifying theatrical experience.
Is this event suitable for children?
The event is suitable for ages 16 and up due to its mature themes and horror elements.
How can I get to Campbell House Museum?
The museum is easily accessible by public transportation, including Osgoode Subway Station and the 501 street car route. Parking is also available nearby.
What is the historical significance of Campbell House Museum?
Campbell House is the oldest surviving building from the Town of York, built in 1822, and is a significant example of Georgian architecture.
Are there other events happening at Campbell House Museum?
Yes, the museum often hosts a variety of theatre productions, concerts, art exhibits, and markets, in addition to its permanent collection and special events like historic cooking demonstrations.