Doors Open Toronto returns tomorrow, Saturday, May 25, and runs to Sunday, May 26. The free weekend-long celebration of architecture and public spaces will feature more than 160 sites for exploration, a talk series and tours. More details are available on the City’s Doors Open webpage.
Dates: Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26
Time: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (hours may vary for some sites)
Locations: More than 160 sites across Toronto
Toronto City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square will once again be a hub for family-friendly programming that invites the public to go behind the scenes at this important civic site. Visitors can see the Mayor’s Office, find out what happens inside Council Chamber, explore the Hall of Memory and enjoy remarkable views from the 27th floor Observation Deck. Programming includes guided tours, photo exhibitions, live music and activities all weekend long.
Note: Media are encouraged to contact Georgina Kourakos at Georgina.Kourakos@toronto.ca, on site at Toronto City Hall on May 25 for interviews and media passes. The pass makes media easily identifiable to City staff and volunteers and provides front-of-line access, where necessary.
More information and updates will be available at www.toronto.ca/doorsopen, on Facebook, on X and on Instagram. The event hashtag is #DOT24.
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