Format: Exhibition

Step back into the golden age of Toronto’s children’s television with this nostalgic exhibition.

An exhibition exploring how our collective identity can shift amid the climate crisis, war and social unrest.

Engage with the processes, politics and poetics of craft and design with current Artists-in-Residence.

In the city’s rush, Copper Canopy invites you to pause beneath something that feels alive.

An exhibition exploring themes of time, memory and interdependence through the metaphor of fossils.

Get inspired and visit our bold, thought-provoking art exhibitions—free and on view now.

A playful installation of 50 trees that will tour Toronto to call attention to trees’ critical role in urban landscapes.

A tribute to basketball in our city, the milestones, game-changing stories and legendary players who transformed the game.

Inspired by sustainable design, a stunning collaboration between Coolican & Company and Calla Haynes.

A collaborative body of work between curator Kate Tessier and current Artists-in-Residence.

Innovative international glass artist Laura Donefer shares her bombastic, joyful glasswork.

A multidisciplinary exhibition of innovative works in sculpture, photography and textiles.

Skate under the open winter sky, plus plenty of free family and friend’s events

Step inside KidSpark, everyone’s favourite learn-through-play experience designed by the Ontario Science Centre.

Hop into a boat on a pretend fishing trip that will inspire lots of playful learning

Fill up your shopping cart with healthy foods at this kid-sized supermarket

Visit a pretend veterinary clinic for a day of family fun and learning

Syreeta Hector presents her solo performance work, echoing her ancestors’ guidance within the dance.

Esie Mensah responds through the medium of dance to The Power Plant’s Fall 2024 Exhibitions.

Katlyn Addison performs a ballet piece inspired by the complex tapestry of cultural exchange.

Through song, dance and the traditional Guinean rhythm of Soko, Shayenne pays tribute to ancestral stories.

Part of the larger exhibition, Elaborate. Celebrate the marvel and resilience of an organism that endures for centuries

Colours sing as the human portrait encapsulates the potential beauty and vibrancy within.

Celebrate the work of five stunning artists and the fascinating story of decorated ceramics.