Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto
158 Sterling Rd
Toronto ON
M6R 2B7
Wed – Thurs | 11am – 6pm
Fri | 11am – 9pm
Sat – Sun | 11am – 6pm
Mon – Tues | Closed
*TBA Exhibition available until July 31, 2022
- Accessibility
Accessible entrance and washrooms
Accessible ramps / elevators
AODA compliant building - Getting There
By Transit
Subway: We are conveniently located near Lansdowne and Dundas West Station on the Bloor subway line. From either station, we are a 10-minute walk away.
Streetcar: The closest streetcar stop is at Dundas St. West and Sterling Rd., which can be reached by the 505 Dundas and 506 Carlton streetcars. The museum is a 5-minute walk north from the stop.
UP Express: The UP Express is Toronto’s rail link between Toronto Pearson Airport and Union Station. MOCA is located nearby Bloor Station. From Pearson, it is two stops away and from Union Station, it is only one stop away. From Bloor Station, we are located 10-minutes away on foot.
By Bike or Foot
Just behind MOCA is the West Toronto Railpath. Running north-south between Dupont St. and Dundas St. West, the Railpath is the perfect place to walk or bike. You can access MOCA from the Railpath via a pathway between MOCA and Henderson Brewery.
You may also walk along Sterling Rd. to reach MOCA’s front entrance.
There is bike parking on the east side of Sterling Rd.
By Car
MOCA can be accessed from Sterling Rd.
The nearest Green P parking lots are at Dundas St. and Roncesvalles Ave., Bloor St. and Lansdowne Ave. (northeast corner), and Margueretta St. and Bloor St.
Limited paid parking can be found across MOCA.
About Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Toronto is motivated by the principle that museums and their programmes are culturally and socially beneficial to the diversity of the communities they serve. MOCA supports and promotes forward-thinking artistic experimentation and provides a community space for enrichment, discourse, collaboration, and creativity. Working across all contemporary art forms, MOCA’s programmes empower local artists and engage the Toronto art scene while contributing to the international art community and scholarship. MOCA is an accessible, welcoming hub rooted and engaged in a culturally rich neighbourhood in a hyper-diverse city.
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