The tall, branded smokestack marks the location of the gallery at Toronto's Harbourfront. BMO Financial Group has made it possible for the gallery to have free admission for all of 2020. Once an actual power plant for the Toronto Terminal Warehouse, now known as Queen's Quay Terminal, the building was converted into an art gallery in 1987 that exhibits contemporary art along with other talks and events.
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From the Power Plant's website; "The Art Gallery at Harbourfront (operating as The Power Plant) is Canada’s leading non-collecting, public art gallery dedicated exclusively to contemporary visual art from Canada and the world. Governed by its board of directors, The Power Plant serves a strong network of community stakeholders and is a registered Canadian charitable organization, supported by its members, sponsors, donors, and funding bodies at all levels of government."
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The address is 231 Queens Quay West and here are the operating hours: Tuesday–Wednesday 10 – 5 PM, Thursday 10 – 8 PM, Friday–Sunday 10 – 5 PM. *Open holiday Mondays 10 – 5 PM. Next door to the gallery is Harbourfront Centre and the Natrel outdoor rink so the area is a must visit if you are in Toronto.
The view of the Power Plant from the CN Tower
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