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Dear Harbourfront Centre Camp Families,

Harbourfront Centre Camps will not be offered this 2021 summer season. We are sorry for the inconvenience; however, due to the uncertainty of our times, and the COVID-19 guidance to date, we are unable to offer camps programming this summer.

Please stay healthy and safe and we hope to welcome you back to Harbourfront Centre Camps in 2022.

Harbourfront Centre continues to monitor the rapidly changing situation regarding the COVID-19 virus. For the health and safety of all our staff and our volunteers, our patrons, supporters and the community, and in line with the advice and guidelines of Toronto Public Health, we will be closed to the public until further notice. Learn more here.

Pink, purple and blue spirograph type images on the floor of the Harbourfront Centre Pond.
 

Spirals, Loops and Circles

Amanda McCavour

Until September 1
A photograph of the artwork installation
 

The Dancers

Marissa Alexander

Until July 25
A photograph of the artwork installation above the parking garage entrance
 

Between the Start of Things and
the End of Things III

Meryl McMaster

Until September 6
A collage of images on a green background
 

Figure as Index

Luther Konadu

Onsite Now
A photograph of the artwork installation
 

Exchange Piece

Khadija Aziz and Laura Kay Keeling

Until July 25
A headshot of Syrus Marcus Ware
Photo courtesy of the artists

Sunday in The Strand of 4C

William Ukoh and Raquel Da Silva

July 25 – August 1

OUR FRIENDS

42nd edition of Toronto International Festival of Authors, October 21–31, 2021: Reshaping the world through stories

Toronto International Festival of Authors

Plans for 2021 and 2022

Including a New Crime and Mystery Festival
A person standing at the edge of an icy body of water

Nordic Bridges

Contemporary. Art. Culture.

Begins January 2022