The Arts & Letters Club
The Arts & Letters Club
A Club in downtown Toronto for creative and performing artists and arts lovers
Curious about the Club? Visit us at an Open House on Fridays, from 4 – 7 pm. Come in, meet some of our members, and we will show you around.
The Club extends a special invitation to those who live in the area.
For other opportunities to visit the Club check What’s On This Month, and look for green stars.
These include public art exhibition openings, usually the first Friday of the month.
We are happy to share a Canadian Geographic podcast ” Was the Group of Seven Really All that Great?” It begins at the Arts & Letters Club, where the Group first came together.
Curious about the Club? Visit us at an Open House on Fridays, from 4 – 7 pm. Come in, meet some of our members, and we will show you around.
The Club extends a special invitation to those who live in the area.
For other opportunities to visit the Club check What’s On This Month, and look for green stars.
These include public art exhibition openings, usually the first Friday of the month.
We are happy to share a Canadian Geographic podcast ” Was the Group of Seven Really All that Great?” that begins at the Arts & Letters Club, where the Group first came together.
WHO ARE WE?
We are a convivial Club of people who enjoy the arts.
Together we stage hundreds of events per year — concerts, art exhibitions, plays, whisky tastings, literary talks, life-drawing sessions, writing workshops, play readings and stage performances, film showings, poetry readings… Over half of us have a professional connection with the arts; the rest of us are dedicated arts lovers and supporters.
We’re very informal, there is no dress code, and we eat family-style at large tables, which makes it easy to get to know other members. Many of our events involve a meal, and the bar is available whenever the Club is open — all this at very reasonable prices. Conversation flows easily and is always wide-ranging and interesting.
Members enjoy the large art and rehearsal studio, two meeting rooms and a comfortable library — and of course, our iconic Great Hall! Our lounge and library make the Club a pleasant place to hang out in the centre of town, at 14 Elm Street, a historic building near Dundas and Yonge.
What’s On this month
Members’ Summer Exhibition
Concert Schedule
Performances on Video
Art Exhibitions Schedule
The Lismer Drawings
What’s On This Month
Members’ Spring Exhibition
Concert Schedule
Performances on Video
Art Exhibitions Schedule
The Lismer Drawings
WHO ARE WE?
We are a convivial Club of people who enjoy the arts.
Together we stage hundreds of events per year — concerts, art exhibitions, plays, whisky tastings, literary talks, life-drawing sessions, writing workshops, play readings and stage performances, film showings, poetry readings… Over half of us have a professional connection with the arts; the rest of us are dedicated arts lovers and supporters.
We’re very informal, there is no dress code, and we eat family-style at large tables. Many of our events involve a meal, and the bar is available whenever the Club is open — all this at very reasonable prices. Conversation flows easily and is always wide-ranging and interesting.
Members enjoy the large art and rehearsal studio, two meeting rooms and a comfortable library — and of course, our iconic Great Hall! Our lounge and library make the Club a pleasant place to hang out in the centre of town, at 14 Elm Street, a historic building near Dundas and Yonge.
MEET SOME OF OUR ARTIST MEMBERS
Please also visit the links on our video page *
Author, photographer and painter Angel Di Zhang
and her highly acclaimed new novel.
Visual artist Andrew Sookrah is known for both large clean figurative
works and rich colourful landscapes. *
Pianist and composer Jonathan Kravtchenko. His most recently performed work is an opera, Tango for Two, for two voices and two dancers.
Poet and performance artist David Stones appearing in his show Infinite Sequels. *
Opera singer Ellita Gagner in a recent performance. University of Toronto Comedic Trilogy 2022, photo Richard Lu
The interdisciplinary nature of the arts at our Club is one of the things that makes it so interesting. You’ll find yourself in lively conversation with a visual artist, a poet or writer, a musician, architect, stage or film artist, or someone with a practice or an interest in other creative pursuits.
MEET SOME OF OUR ARTIST MEMBERS
Please also visit the links on our video page *
Author, photographer and painter Angel Di Zhang and her highly acclaimed new novel.
Visual artist Andrew Sookrah is known for both large clean figurative works and rich colourful landscapes. *
Pianist and composer Jonathan Kravtchenko. His most recently performed work is an opera, Tango for Two, for two voices and two dancers.
Poet and performance artist David Stones appearing in his show Infinite Sequels. *
Opera singer Ellita Gagner in a recent performance. University of Toronto Comedic Trilogy 2022, photo Richard Lu
The interdisciplinary nature of the arts at our Club is one of the things that makes it so interesting. You’ll find yourself in lively conversation with a visual artist, a poet or writer, a musician, architect, stage or film artist, or someone with a practice or an interest in other creative pursuits.