Toronto's foremost event space is large and convenient and functional. It's not exactly flashing, but it's a pleasant area to hold events in. It is divided into North and South buildings with the latter being smaller than the former. But both of them offer similar facilities. Details about current and upcoming events and exhibitions can be found at the convention center website. There are even two ballrooms. Events hosted your hair range from the G20 Summit to the auditions for So You Think You Can Dance Canada competition. Check out the grassland outside the south building and the Skywalk connecting the two buildings.

• Disabled accessible.
• FAQ on the Convention Center website. 

• Admission fees depending on events and exhibitions. Check the Convention Center website.

• Opening hours depend on the hours of the events and exhibitions. Check the Convention Center website. 

• Union Station
• Streetcar 317, 510 stop Spadina Ave at Bremner Blvd North Side
• Buses 304, 504, 514 stop King St West at University Ave (St Andrew Station)
• Subway 1 stop King Station

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