Textile Museum of Canada


Textile Museum of Canada
55 Centre Avenue, Toronto ON M5G 2H5 (St Patrick Subway, walk 1 short block E on Dundas)
hours: Tues-Sat 12-5, Wed 12-6. (Mask required on Thursdays).
admission: All visitors, including members, are encouraged to book a timed ticket in advance. $15 adults; $6 youth (6-18 years) & students (with valid Post-Secondary ID); $10 seniors. FREE to children (5 years & under). FREE to members.
T: 416 599 5321
[email protected]
https://textilemuseum.ca

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Established in 1975, the Textile Museum of Canada houses a collection of over 15,000 textiles, handmade by individuals and cultural groups from around the world, embodying expressions of diverse identities and material cultures. The textiles in the Museum's collection originate from over 200 regions of the world and incorporate textile traditions from North, Central and South America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Oceania. In 2012, the Museum received a donation of over 200 Guatemalan textiles from Donna E. Stewart, the largest donation of its kind in the Museum's history. The Museum's collection of nearly 600 textiles from Guatemala plays a significant role in showcasing the vibrant fabric and garments that reflect the dynamic relationship between tradition and innovation within Maya culture.

TAG: Canadian Museums Association, City Hall District, Galeries Ontario Galleries (GOG), Non-Profit, Ontario Museum Association (OMA), Public, Toronto, Yonge - Bay Corridor

EXHIBITIONS

Oct 18, 2024 -- Mar 28, 2025 | opening night celebration Thur 17 Oct, 6pm:

Beyond the Vanishing Maya: Voices of a Land in Resistance. Curated by Diego Ventura Puac-Coyoy. RSVP to opening night celebration: www.zeffy.com/e ... more


LEARN ABOUT TEXTILES

The Textile Museum of Canada has public programs, online resources and a Learning Hub to help you dive deep into our exhibitions or learn more about our textiles. Recordings of our rich variety of programs, workshops, artist spotlights and collection

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DIGITAL PROGRAMMING

Digital programming:
Social Being
: People, Threads, Social Matters.
https://textilemuseum.ca/social-being/.