Tours and Group Visits
Visit MOCA Toronto with your group! Explore contemporary art through free drop-in tours, a self-guided visit at a discounted rate, an interactive educational visit, or even a personalized private tour of the museum.
Drop-In Tours
Duration: 45 minutes
Time: 12 and 2 pm
Date: Every Saturday
Cost: General Admission to the museum must be purchased. No additional fee.
Join us for our drop-in tours, included free with museum admission, and connect with contemporary art in an accessible and community-focused setting. Led by MOCA’s Art Educators, these tours offer a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the themes of our current exhibitions, fostering further discussion and understanding. Open to everyone, our drop-in tours embody our commitment to making art accessible and engaging for all community members.
Group Visits
Visiting with a larger group? Adult groups of 10 or more will receive a discounted admission price at $10 per person. Please book all large groups in advance to ensure availability.
Educational and Community Group Visits
Dive deeper into contemporary art! MOCA’s Art Educators will lead your group through a conversational guided tour, with the option of booking an art-making workshop or interactive seminar. Educational visits can be tailored for classes K-12, College, University, camps, and even community groups, non-profit organizations, clubs and more. Make connections with the art and consider how it relates to the world around us!
Private Guided Tours
Time: 1 hour
Group Size: 10 to 30 people
Cost: $50 per person
Your group will be led on a private tour by a MOCA Visitor Experience Guide, who will provide new perspectives and context to consider in your interpretation of the art. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to engage in lively conversation where questions are encouraged. Expand your understanding and connection to the art in the exhibition, and how it relates to the world around us.
Visitors to the Members Open House for Greater Toronto Art 2021, October 2021. Photo by Gabriel Li.