Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art

Next to the AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario), the Gardiner Museum is at the top of my list in my books. They have well curated permanent and special exhibits that are interesting and awe inspiring. Even the building architecture is gorgeous with its modern cubic contours situated between heritage buildings. I went end of May 2024 and they had a special exhibit on local and International ceramicists. Beautiful pieces, delicate works of art. Sometimes they have talks by visiting professionals and experts which are wonderful, many topics to stimulate the mind and satiate the enthusiasm for art information. They have a stunning dining and patio area at the rooftop. Highly recommend paying a visit to this museum when they open in October 2024z
Anna M - 2 months ago

I had the pleasure of creating a flower installation for a wedding client with my business The Moody Blooms last summer. The operations staff were super helpful and loading in was relatively easy. The spaces available for a private function are filled with natural light and the decor/ furniture has a contemporary feel. This was my favorite venue to flower in the city. Thanks for having us! There is a elevator to access the restaurant space on the second floor. I also had a vendor meal during this lovely wedding and it was delicious.
Katie Flohr - 7 months ago

Easily the best museum in Toronto. Collection is dynamic (all colors and shapes of ceramics), surprising (a porcelain monkey orchestra??), and emphasizes the Canadian while representing the world. Temporary exhibits are always fantastic, and the building's design is modern, elegant, and full of light (all without mentioning excellent city views from the upper deck).
Ben Elhav - 3 months ago

It’s a great museum to visit in the center of the city! Very well presented. You can discover the history of ceramics.
Ziya Tabassian - 4 months ago

This is really a fascinating place to visit specially if you appreciate ceramics and pottery. The collections is a wide array of items from eastern to western cultures. A must try for every Torontonian and tourist.
Bernie N - 5 months ago