Named after the Canadian piano virtuoso, this theatre continues to be one of Toronto's favourite concert venues. It is home to many of CBC Radio's broadcasts, which cover...

A Toronto legend, the rough-and-ready Horseshoe has been serving up pints and kick-ass tunes since 1947. It has had colourful incarnations as a country and punk bar, and now it...

This classy folk club was a dream of Richard and Hugh Carson. Hugh died before the dream was realised, but his name and spirit lives on in this West End venue. Hugh's Room...

A refreshing addition to the scene, Lula's is on the edge of Little Brazil, and has a Latin vibe to its drinks (fine Mojitos), food (tasty tapas) and decor. It looks like an...

The first concert at this historic auditorium took place in 1894 and featured Handel's Messiah, performed by a 500-member choir and 70-piece orchestra. Today the 2,765-seat...

This small, second-floor bar is a happy place to hear upbeat Hammond-organ funk and jazz. It occasionally brings in stars like Brian Auger and Joey DeFrancesco, but mostly...

If you're tired of the elitist and snobbish atmosphere of some jazz clubs, then the Rex is a refreshingly low-key alternative. The casual atmosphere, friendly regulars and a...