Toronto's most diverse arts and culture district. Arts and culture organizations along Bloor St. West have come together in p ... artnership to create the Bloor St. Culture Corridor, a uniquely Torontonian arts and culture district. Bloor St. Culture Corridor partner organizations present professional arts and culture, for the public, in a year-round destination venue, on or within a block of Bloor St., between Bathurst and Bay Streets. The arts and culture destinations of the Bloor St. Culture Corridor offer a wide variety of accessible cultural experiences, including museum experiences, films, concerts, art exhibitions, theatre performances, family events, classes and culture talks, and opportunities to experience some of Toronto's cultural diversity, including French, Jewish, Italian, Estonian, Japanese and Aboriginal arts and culture. Torontonians and visitors to the city can easily take public transit to get to the Bloor St. Culture Corridor (there are 5 major subway stations along the Corridor), and walk from a museum to an afternoon art talk or exhibition, shop, have lunch or dinner, and enjoy an inspiring concert or film ‐‐ all within an easily walkable 1 mile / 1.5 kms. Each year, more than three million members of the public go to Bloor St. Culture Corridor exhibitions, performances, and events. Bloor St. Culture Corridor Partner Destinations: Alliance Française de Toronto Bata Shoe Museum A Different Booklist Cultural Centre Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema Gardiner Museum Istituto Italiano di Cultura Japan Foundation Toronto Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre Museum of Estonians Abroad (VEMU) The Music Gallery Native Canadian Centre of Toronto Randolph Centre for the Arts The Royal Conservatory / Koerner Hall Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) Soundstreams Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir The Toronto Consort Toronto Reference Library The University of Toronto Faculty of Music 918 Bathurst Centre for Culture, Arts, Media + Education read more