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Toronto Centre for the Arts Board of Directors
The Toronto Centre for the Arts (formerly the North York Performing Arts Centre) is the only major cultural facility located north of Bloor Street in Toronto. It includes three performing arts spaces: the Main Stage (1,800 seats), the George Weston Recital Hall (1,032 seats), the Studio Theatre (200 seats) and an exhibition space which was formerly the home of the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art. Designed by Zeidler/Roberts, all are high quality venues. The Weston Recital Hall is well known for its superb acoustics and is often used for unamplified music concerts.
Board responsibilities
The board of directors is responsible for overseeing the business and affairs of the Centre, including maintaining, operating, managing, marketing and promoting the Centre as an artistic, cultural, social, educational and recreational facility for the benefit of the public.
Term of office
Four years.
Composition
The board consists of 12 members:
- the Mayor or a designate appointed by the Mayor
- 3 members of Council
- 8 citizen members
Meetings
The board meets monthly or at the call of the Chair.
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