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1. September
What’s
on
Festivals
Ashkenaz Festival
Produced by Ashkenaz Foundation in partnership
with Harbourfront Centre
September 3-5
North America's premier festival of global Jewish
music and culture returns to Harbourfront Centre.
Over 200 artists, from more than a dozen countries,
and 80+ events showcase the vibrancy and brilliance
of Jewish artistic traditions, from traditional styles to
cutting-edge, cross-cultural fusion.
Veg Food Fest
Co-produced by Toronto Vegetarian Association
September 9-11
Celebrate 32 years of delicious food from around the
world that you never thought could be vegetarian at
the biggest veg festival in North America. Enjoy this
free event filled with tasty dishes, presentations,
live music, cooking demonstrations and plenty of
veg-friendly products for sale.
The Word On The Street
In partnership with IFOA
September 25
Join us for Canada's largest outdoor book and
magazine festival! This free, all-ages festival proudly
celebrates the Canadian written word. Come see
how we turn Harbourfront Centre into a book lover’s
paradise.
Ongoing
Harbourfront Centre Shop
Sunday–Thursday: 11am – 6pm
Friday–Saturday: 11am – 8pm
We carry beautifully designed works from Artists-
in-Residence in our Craft & Design Studio as well as
extraordinary accessories, gifts and one-of-a-kind
delights from makers across the country and around
the world.
Purina PawsWay
Wednesday-Friday: 12–8pm
Saturday-Sunday: 10am - 6pm
Monday-Tuesday: Closed
Holiday Hours: 10am - 5pm
Exhibits and events for you and your pet at
245 Queens Quay West. Free general admission.
Craft & Design Studio
Year-round
For over 40 years, our Craft & Design Studio has seen
hundreds of artists hone their skills. Walk through our
corridors and watch artists working in textiles, glass,
metal and ceramics in a fully-equipped facility.
Theatre
Torn From the Pages: Ian McEwan
Presented by Massey Hall
September 23
Internationally-acclaimed novelist Ian McEwan's
latest work, Nutshell, is at the centre of the seventh
edition of the Torn From the Pages series, created,
hosted and curated by author and musician Dave
Bidini.
Tickets from $29.50-39.50 available at harbourfrontcentre.com
Music
Summer Music in the Garden
Glass Houses
Presented by TD
September 1
Taktus percussion duo presents a colourful program
of music arranged for two marimbas, including
the mesmerizing music of Ann Southam from their
acclaimed debut album, Glass Houses for Marimba.
Sandcatchers
September 3
Inspired both by maqam and the Appalachian trail,
the Sandcatchers blend Middle Eastern sounds with
the dreamy, Americana-infused textures of the lap
steel.
Skydiggers: Here Without You
The Songs of Gene Clark
September 9
This established Juno-winning alt-country group
plays songs from their latest album that celebrates
one of the world's most treasured songwriters.
Tickets from $40-45 available at harbourfrontcentre.com
Summer Music in the Garden
In the Shadow of the Volcano
Presented by TD
September 11
For centuries, musicians in southern Italy were
thought to be healers, able to compel patients to
dance away the toxins of the legendary tarantula.
Through tarantelle and pizzicle, Toronto’s Vesuvius
Ensemble shares some of this lively Old World music
therapy.
Summer Music in the Garden
Sublime Schubert
Presented by TD
September 18
Cellist Shauna Rolston joins the Cecilia String Quartet
to perform Schubert’s sublime String Quintet in C
Major, D. 956.
Dance
Dancing on the Pier — Yiddish Dancing
with Klezmer Music
September 1
Ashkenaz Festival takes over the final instalment of
Harbourfront Centre's weekly summer dance series
with an evening of klezmer music and Yiddish dance.
An all-star band, featuring members of Germany's
Semer Ensemble, and other Ashkenaz Festival artists
will provide the grooves while Yiddish dance masters
Zev Feldman and Avia Moore call the steps. Horas,
bulgars, freylekhs, shers and more!
Dance Migration presents GAIA
September 16-18
Diving deep beneath the surface, Dance Migration
pushes the boundaries of Brazilian samba and
presents the story of the female experience
through the bodies of five powerful dancers. This
is a journey of self-discovery and self-love, a story
about breaking from the person we are told we are
supposed to be and finding the courage to accept
who we are.
Tickets from $23-28 available at harbourfrontcentre.com

2. For further details visit our Info Desk located at 235 Queens Quay West, Tuesday-Thursday 1-6pm, Friday 1-9pm,
Saturday 10am - 9pm, Sunday 10am - 6pm. Programs subject to change.
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Harbourfront Centre
Bill Boyle Artport
(Main Building)
Radisson Hotel
Amsterdam
BrewHouse
Police
Station
Natrel Pond
Simcoe
WaveDeck
Boxcar
Social
The Slip
Concert Stage
World
Café
Boardwalk
Boardwalk
Harbourfront Centre
Theatre
Stage in
the Round
The
Power
Plant
Canada
Square
Exhibition
Common
Queen’s Quay
Terminal
Fleck Dance
Theatre
(3rd Floor)
Lavazza
Ontario
Square
Purina
PawsWay
Harbourfront Centre
Sailing & Powerboating
Queens Quay
Disabled Sailing
Canoe & Kayak
Marina Four
Rosemary
Capt.
Matthew
Flinders
Northern Spirit I
Klancy II
ShowboatOriole
Eureka T.O.
Kajama
Ste. Marie
ChallengeObsession
Harbour Star
Yankee Lady III
(207 Queens Quay West)
Air Canada Centre
Union Station
CN Tower
Ripleys Aquarium of Canada
Rogers Centre
Marina Quay West
Spadina Pier Parking
Toronto Music Garden
InterContinental Hotel
The Westin
Harbour Castle
Ferry Docks
Site Map You Are Here Inside Bill Boyle Artport (Main Building)
Boat Tour Tickets
Queens Quay Promenade
509/510 Streetcar Stops
Bike Lane
Food & Beverage
Elevator
Washrooms
Taxi Stand
Info Desk
Parking
Payphone
Bicycle Parking Marina Artport Gallery
Boxcar Social
Box Office & Info Desk
Brigantine Room
Craft & Design Studio
Lakeside Terrace
Loft
Marilyn Brewer Community Space
Miss Lou’s Room
Security
SHOP
Studio TheatreWheelchair AccessibleBox Office
As a registered Canadian charity, we rely on the financial generosity of people like you. To donate,
please visit our Info Desk, call us at 416 952 4746, or go online to harbourfrontcentre.com/donate
Charitable Registration Number: 10746 6575 RR0003
Visual Arts
The Power Plant
Summer 2016 Exhibitions
Until September 5
This summer at The Power Plant, step into interactive
worlds created by contemporary visual artists
working with living sculpture, film, stage-set and
performance.
Franz Erhard Walther: Call to Action
Franz Erhard Walther’s first major solo exhibition in
Canada brings together a body of work, including
sculptures, drawings and videos, made between the
1950s and the present. At the core of the exhibition
is an interest in Walther’s radical consideration of the
relationship between the object, the space and the
human body.
Ulla von Brandenburg: It Has a Golden
Red Sun and an Elderly Green Moon
Ulla von Brandenburg explores states of
unconsciousness and the boundaries between past
and present, reality and illusion, the sacred and the
secular. It features a new film shot in the Théâtre des
Armandiers, France, and a site-specific installation.
RBC Canadian Painting Competition
In collaboration with the Canadian Art Foundation
September 14 - 25
The Power Plant hosts the 18th annual RBC Canadian
Painting Competition, which honours and supports
artists in the early stages of their career. Developed
through RBC’s Emerging Artists Project, the
competition helps Canadian artistic youth confidently
navigate their path to success with mentorship and
professional development opportunities.
Events
Power Tour
September 3
Join a 30-minute guided tour of The Power Plant's
current exhibitions and engage in a dialogue about
art and ideas.
Sunday Scene:
Melissa Addison-Webster
September 4
Combining her passion for spiritual and social
change, Addison-Webster's practice endeavors
to create more harmony, respect and balance
across society. Addison-Webster discusses Ulla von
Brandenburg's exhibition It Has a Golden Red Sun
and an Elderly Green Moon.
Harbourfront Centre
All Over Town: Visual Arts Summer
Exhibitions
Until September 18
By digging deep into the fabric of our city to discover
the secrets and differences that make it truly unique,
even to long-time residents, this group of exhibitions
brings attention to Toronto’s hidden gems from the
far reaches of its arts community and showcases
up-and-coming artists. Over 30 Toronto-based artists
present work ranging from craft and design to mixed
media installation and photography.
Stories We Tell:
Visual Arts Fall Exhibitions
September 24 - December 22
Four exhibitions by 15 artists interpret the idea of
narrative within the visual arts. Explore the graphic
novel in Five Ways, curated by Canadian cartoonist,
Palookaville creator and New Yorker illustrator, Seth.
Featuring Nina Bunjevac, Michael Deforge, Nick
Drnaso, Jon McNaught and Chris Oliveros, Five Ways
moves through visually constructed narratives in
styles ranging from the realistic to the absurd. Other
exhibitions include Christopher Boyne's large-scale
photo installation stepside, the ceramic art of Lindsay
Montgomery in Aberrant Tales, a look at humour
in graphic art entitled Funnies, and observations of
lived experience in Object Diaries. Opening party on
September 23.
Craft & Design
Ceramic Hand-Building Techniques
September 7
In this 6-week course, students learn and use hand-
building techniques to make small functional and
sculptural objects.
Intermediate Jewellery
September 8
In this 8-week course, students learn techniques such
as simple stone setting, etching, chain making, simple
clasps and more. Class content varies with instructor
and skill level of participants. Previous metal smithing
experience required.
Glass Blowing
September 30
This weekend workshop covers solid (paperweights)
and blown forms (cups, bowls and plates), colour
application, hot and cold techniques and use of
studio equipment.
harbourfrontcentre.com
For further details visit our Info Desk located at 235 Queens Quay West, Tuesday-Thursday 1-6pm, Friday 1-9pm,
Saturday 10am - 9pm, Sunday 10am - 6pm. Programs subject to change.
ReesSt.Slip
LAKE ONTARIO
SimcoeSt.Slip
QUEENS QUAY WEST
QUEENS QUAY WEST
GARDINER EXPRESSWAY
LAKESHORE BLVD.
YORKST.
LOWERSIMCOEST.
REESST.
ROBERTSONCR.
WESTPIER
EASTPIER
SHOP
Harbourfront Centre
Bill Boyle Artport
(Main Building)
Radisson Hotel
Amsterdam
BrewHouse
Police
Station
Natrel Pond
Simcoe
WaveDeck
Boxcar
Social
The Slip
Concert Stage
World
Café
Boardwalk
Boardwalk
Harbourfront Centre
Theatre
Stage in
the Round
The
Power
Plant
Canada
Square
Exhibition
Common
Queen’s Quay
Terminal
Fleck Dance
Theatre
(3rd Floor)
Lavazza
Ontario
Square
Purina
PawsWay
Harbourfront Centre
Sailing & Powerboating
Queens Quay
Disabled Sailing
Canoe & Kayak
Marina Four
Rosemary
Capt.
Matthew
Flinders
Northern Spirit I
Klancy II
ShowboatOriole
Eureka T.O.
Kajama
Ste. Marie
ChallengeObsession
Harbour Star
Yankee Lady III
(207 Queens Quay West)
Air Canada Centre
Union Station
CN Tower
Ripleys Aquarium of Canada
Rogers Centre
Marina Quay West
Spadina Pier Parking
Toronto Music Garden
InterContinental Hotel
The Westin
Harbour Castle
Ferry Docks
Site Map You Are Here Inside Bill Boyle Artport (Main Building)
Boat Tour Tickets
Queens Quay Promenade
509/510 Streetcar Stops
Bike Lane
Food & Beverage
Elevator
Washrooms
Taxi Stand
Info Desk
Parking
Payphone
Bicycle Parking Marina Artport Gallery
Boxcar Social
Box Office & Info Desk
Brigantine Room
Craft & Design Studio
Lakeside Terrace
Loft
Marilyn Brewer Community Space
Miss Lou’s Room
Security
SHOP
Studio TheatreWheelchair AccessibleBox Office
As a registered Canadian charity, we rely on the financial generosity of people like you. To donate,
please visit our Info Desk, call us at 416 952 4746, or go online to harbourfrontcentre.com/donate
Charitable Registration Number: 10746 6575 RR0003