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Campbell House Museum Events
Historic Georgian architecture in downtown Toronto
About
Step back in time at Campbell House Museum, Toronto's oldest surviving building. Experience 'Tales of the Damned,' a chilling gothic horror opera, or get creative in workshops like beaded earring making and yarn spinning. Discover historical displays and events that bring the city's past to life.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
History enthusiasts, art lovers, and those seeking creative workshops
Vibe
Historic, cultural, creative, educational
Energy Level
Low to medium
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
Weather Sensitivity
Low
Special Events & Promotions
- Tickets for 'Tales of the Damned' are now available.
- Museum admission is included with workshop tickets.
- Drop spindles can be purchased after the yarn spinning workshop.
Always check the official website for the most current information.
We've done our best to keep details up-to-date, but event schedules, prices, and policies can change. For the latest updates, please visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.
Location
Event Details
Pricing
$$
Ages
16+
Neighborhood
Downtown Toronto
Timed Entry
Yes
Organizer
Sir William Campbell Foundation
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
Service animals welcome
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early for workshops to explore the museum before your session begins, as admission is included with your ticket.
- Check the 'Museum Events' page for the most up-to-date schedule, as dates and times for workshops and special events can vary.
- Consider public transportation or nearby parking options, as street parking can be limited around the museum.
- The museum's ground floor is accessible, but the second floor and basement are only reachable by stairs.
- For 'Tales of the Damned,' book tickets in advance as it is described as a 'must-see' and previous events sold out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the accessibility like at Campbell House Museum?
The ground floor is accessible via a rear ramp. The second floor and basement are accessible by stairs only, and there is no elevator.
Can I bring my pet to the museum?
While pets are not generally allowed, service animals are welcome at Campbell House Museum.
What are the parking options near Campbell House Museum?
Several parking lots are available nearby, including one at 206 Simcoe St, a Green P lot at City Hall (110 Queen St West), and one at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.
What kind of events does Campbell House Museum host?
They host a variety of events including theatre productions, concerts, art exhibits, workshops, and historical reenactments.
Is there a minimum age for workshops?
For workshops like the Beaded Earring Workshop and Drop Spindle Yarn Spinning Workshop, the minimum age is 16.
