The Toronto International Film Festival headquarters performs many functions, But it is foremost a cultural center and been a cinema complex. Additionally the center organizes events and Exhibits paste on film, has an extensive and valuable film research library, and galleries. The fourth floor Gallery is freely open to the public but other Gallery exhibitions will probably need an admission fee to enter. You should check out in both the ground floor restaurant and the Terrace On The Rooftop. The center also organizes camps and workshops on filmmaking. Check the Bell lightbox website for information on camps, reservations, Workshops, the festival, the year-round programming and other events. 

• Disabled accessible

• Prices depend on the events.

• Different areas of the cultural center have different opening hours. The times for writing here are for the box office only.
• Every week at 1 p.m on Saturdays a free guided tour of the center starts from the main hall and lasts 45 minutes. 12 people only, on a first come first serve basis.

• Streetcar 304, 504, 514 stop King St West at John St.
• Subway 1 stop St Andrew Station.
• Buses 141, 143, 144, 145 stop Adelaide St West at John St Farside.
• Bus 121 stop Front St West at John St.

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