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Museum Hours

Wednesday 11 am–6 pm
Thursday 11 am–6 pm
Friday 11 am–9 pm
Saturday 11 am–6 pm
Sunday 11 am–6 pm

Free Friday Nights powered by Scotiabank 5 pm–9 pm

Closed Monday & Tuesday

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Admission

Includes access to programming on all exhibiting floors. Events, talks and other programming may require additional fees. Ground Floor is always free to the public.

Adult: $14
Student with ID (18+): $10
Group of 10 or more (self-guided): $12 per person
Senior (65+): $10
Under 18: Free

Members get free unlimited admission to the museum. Learn more about MOCA membership.

Due to a power outage on Saturday, June 10, MOCA Toronto is currently closed to the public. The museum is expected to re-open at 4 pm. 

We will provide updates here throughout the day. We hope to welcome you back to the entire museum very soon!

Holiday Hours

MOCA is open on Canada Day (Saturday, July 1) from 11 am–6 pm.

We are also open to the public on Monday, July 3 and Tuesday, July 4 from 11 am–6 pm.

Museum Hours

Our current exhibitions are now closed.
We will reopen on March 22, 2024 with Greater Toronto Art 2024.

Monday – Sunday Closed

Monday CLOSED
Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday 9 am–6 pm
Thursday
9 am–6 pm
Friday 9 am–6 pm
Saturday 9 am–6 pm
Sunday 9 am–6 pm

Please note that food and beverage cannot currently be consumed in the museum.

Getting Here

Nearest Subway station: MOCA is a 10-minute walk from both Lansdowne Station and Dundas West Station.

Nearest Streetcar stop: The museum is a 5-minute walk from the closest streetcar stop at Dundas St West and Sterling Rd. This can be reached by the 505 Dundas and 506 Carlton streetcars.

UP Express: MOCA is a 10-minute walk from Bloor Station, which is two stops on the UP Express from Toronto Pearson Airport and one stop from Union Station.

MOCA’s front entrance is located along Sterling Rd.

The museum can also be accessed by the West Toronto Railpath, which runs north to south between Dupont St and Dundas St West. You can access MOCA from the Railpath via a pathway between MOCA and Henderson Brewery.

There is bike parking on the east side of Sterling Rd. Bicycles are parked at the owner’s risk.

MOCA can be accessed via Sterling Rd.

From time to time, traffic may be impacted by ongoing construction in the area around MOCA. We recommend planning your route in advance.

Parking is now available at MOCA and is located at the Hines Parking Garage, 152 Sterling Road. Indigo Park manages this facility, which is available 24/7, and accepts credit and debit payments only. If you have any questions about the parking garage you can reach Indigo Park at 416 506 1000 or toronto.info@group-indigo.com.

Parking Rates
30 Minutes or Less: $2.00
Daily Max: $12.00
Evening Max: $6.00
Weekends and Holidays: $10.00

May 2023 Admission

We have adjusted our pricing during the closure of Floor 3 for the summer exhibition installation period. For additional admission information, please scroll to the Admission Prices section below.

Adult admission $10

Seniors (65+) $5

Students (19+) $5
Visitors must show a valid student ID.

Admission Prices

Includes access to programming on all exhibiting floors. Events, talks, and other programming may require additional fees.

Members
Members get unlimited FREE admission to MOCA. Become a member today.

18 and Under FREE
Anyone aged 18 years and under can enjoy free admission. Visitors under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

Adult admission $14

Seniors (65+) $10

Students (19+) $10
Visitors must show a valid student ID.

Indigenous Peoples
MOCA offers complimentary admission to all Indigenous Peoples.

Support Persons for Visitors with Disabilities
Attendants supporting persons with disabilities receive free admission. Learn more about accessibility at MOCA.

Cultural Workers
Discounted admission is available to cultural workers through the Toronto Attractions Council and Attractions Ontario Reciprocal Program.

Group Visits
Groups of 10 or more visitors enjoy discounted admission. Learn more and book a Group visit.

Community Access

MOCA is committed to removing financial, social, and cultural barriers to access for diverse communities. We offer free admission during select periods and through several community-led programmes. 

MOCA’s Ground Floor is always free to the public.

MOCA Free Friday Nights powered by Scotiabank
Admission to MOCA is free every Friday from 5-9 pm. Tickets can be pre-booked online. Check out Free Friday Nights for more information.

TD Community Sundays
Enjoy free admission to MOCA on the first Sunday of every month. TD Community Sunday is made possible by the TD Bank Group through its corporate citizenship platform TD Ready Commitment.

Toronto Public Library Museum + Arts Pass (MAP)
Sign out a MAP Pass with your adult library card to enjoy free admission to MOCA Toronto for up to 4 visitors.

Institute for Canadian Citizenship Canoo Members
Canoo membership provides new Canadians (18+) in their first five years of permanent residence or first year of citizenship with free admission for themselves and up to four (4) dependant minors. Download the Canoo app here.

Plan Your Visit

Accessibility

We are committed to excellence in serving all our visitors. Find out more about our facilities.

Groups

Book a group visit to the museum for up to 20 people.

Schools

Turn MOCA into your classroom! Book a guided tour or a self-guided visit.

Families

Explore, learn, and create together when you visit MOCA Toronto as a family.

Explore Our Neighbourhood

Explore the creative neighbourhood of the Junction Triangle and the surrounding area.

Membership

Members get free entry to exhibitions, plus a range of other exclusive benefits.

March Break Hours
(March 13–19, 2023)

Monday to Thursday 11 am–6 pm
Friday 11 am–9 pm
Saturday 11 am–6 pm
Sunday 11 am–6 pm

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Join our March Break workshops from March 13–17.

Museum Hours

MOCA Toronto is currently closed for exhibition changeover.

The museum will reopen on September 7, 2023 with new exhibitions. Learn more.

 
Opening Weekend Hours

Friday, September 8 11 am–9 pm
Saturday, September 9 11 am–6 pm
Sunday, September 10 11 am–6 pm

Admission

Includes access to programming on all exhibiting floors. Events, talks and other programming may require additional fees. Ground Floor is always free to the public.

Adult: $14
Student with ID (18+): $10
Group of 10 or more (self-guided): $8 per person
Senior (65+): $5
Under 18: Free

Members get free unlimited admission to the museum. Learn more about membership benefits.

Book a Ticket Online

Book your ticket in advance, including for members and admissions on TD Community Sundays.

  1. Visit this page for tickets.
  2. Select the date of your visit.
  3. Log in or create your account.
  4. Once you have purchased your tickets, you will receive an email with your confirmation and e-ticket.
  5. Have your e-ticket available on your phone when you arrive at MOCA.

Sterling Road Updates

  • Please note that there is active construction taking place in the area around MOCA.
  • From time to time, traffic may be impacted due to ongoing Public Works construction to improve accessibility in the area.
  • MOCA will do its best to advise of any planned disruptions to access.

Visitor Guidelines

  • Parking is now available at MOCA and is located at the Hines Parking Garage, 152 Sterling Road. Indigo Park manages this facility, which is available 24/7, and accepts credit and debit payments only. If you have any questions about the parking garage you can reach Indigo Park at 416 506 1000 or toronto.info@group-indigo.com.

  • All visitors are encouraged to wear a face mask while in the museum.
  • Food and drink is not permitted on the museum’s Ground Floor or on Floors 2–3. Food and beverages can be enjoyed inside the café or the museum’s outdoor spaces.
  • Please practice physical distancing.
  • All visitors are asked to conduct a COVID-19 self-screening before visiting. If you feel ill, please stay home.

Sterling Road Updates

  • Please note that there is active construction taking place in the area around MOCA.
  • From time to time, traffic may be impacted due to ongoing Public Works construction to improve accessibility in the area.
  • MOCA will do its best to advise of any planned disruptions to access.

TD Community Sundays

Enjoy free admission on TD Community Sundays. From March 2021, TD Community Sundays take place on the first Sunday of each month. TD Community Sundays are made possible by the TD Bank Group through its corporate citizenship platform TD Ready Commitment.

Explore Our Neighbourhood

The Lower Junction Triangle is located in the West End of Toronto, between Bloor Street and Dundas Street West along Sterling Road within the Junction Triangle.

Use our neighbourhood map to explore the creative neighbourhood of the Junction Triangle and the surrounding area.

Eat

Forno Cultura: A local bakery serves as our café partner

Monday & Tuesday Closed
Wednesday & Thursday 9 am–6 pm
Friday 9 am–9 pm
Saturday & Sunday 9 am–6 pm

Please note that food and beverage cannot currently be consumed in the museum.



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Getting Here

We are located at 158 Sterling Road, Toronto, Ontario.

Subway:

We are conveniently located near Lansdowne and Dundas West Station on the Bloor subway line. From either station, we are a 10-minute walk away.

Streetcar:

The closest streetcar stop is at Dundas St. West and Sterling Rd., which can be reached by the 505 Dundas and 506 Carlton streetcars. From the stop, the museum is a 5-minute walk north on Sterling Road.

UP Express:

The UP Express is Toronto’s rail link between Toronto Pearson Airport and Union Station. MOCA is located near Bloor Station. From Pearson, it is two stops and from Union Station, it is only one stop away. From Bloor Station, MOCA is 10-minutes away on foot.

More information on the UP Express and their fares.

Just behind MOCA is the West Toronto Railpath. Running north-south between Dupont St. and Dundas St. West, the Railpath is the perfect place to walk or bike. You can access MOCA from the Railpath via a pathway between MOCA and Henderson Brewery.

You may also walk along Sterling Rd. to reach MOCA’s front entrance.

There is bike parking on the east side of Sterling Rd.

MOCA can be accessed from Sterling Rd.

Parking near the museum is severely limited particularly during business hours due to ongoing construction in the area.

There is an independent paid parking lot directly across from MOCA that may have availability. MOCA recommends using alternative modes of transportation wherever possible.

The nearest Green P parking lots are at Dundas St. and Roncesvalles Ave., Bloor St. and Lansdowne Ave. (northeast corner), and Margueretta St. and Bloor St.

Get in Touch

Tickets and Visiting Information: visit@moca.ca
General: info@moca.ca
Membership: membership@moca.ca
Tours and School Visits: learning@moca.ca

Visitors to the Members Open House for Greater Toronto Art 2021, October 2021. Photo by Gabriel Li.

Parking at MOCA is now available!

Located at 152 Sterling Road in the Hines Parking Garage, just west of MOCA.

Hourly and daily rates are available.