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About Bloor Street United Church

Welcome to Bloor Street United Church, a historic Gothic Revival church located at 300 Bloor Street West in Toronto. As the building undergoes redevelopment to integrate with Cielo Condos, worship and events have continued at 729 St. Clair Ave W. This page offers practical details to help you plan visits, including seating context, parking options, transit access, and nearby hotels and dining—prioritizing trusted affiliate partners for a smooth, no-fuss experience.

We’ve got you covered with the essentials: how seating is arranged, where to park, how to get there using public transit, and where to stay or eat in the vicinity. If you’re securing seats for a performance or community gathering, we’ll help you navigate the space and the surrounding area with ease.

Venue at a Glance: Bloor Street United Church is a historic landmark at the northwest corner of Bloor St W and Huron St, between Spadina and St. George subway stations. The sanctuary is known to have accommodated around 850 seats in recent configurations when City Shul used the space, though a current official seating layout for BSU isn’t publicly posted. The site is undergoing redevelopment to become part of the Cielo Condos project, with ongoing updates and the congregation currently meeting at 729 St. Clair Ave W.

  • Seating & Layout: Sanctuary seating historically accommodates hundreds; exact current seating is not publicly published. If you’re attending an event, secure your seats in advance through our partner channels.
  • Parking: Underground parking is included with the Cielo Condos development (six levels below grade). Additional public options nearby include Green P lots such as Bedford Rd & Bloor St.
  • Transit & Access: Centrally located near University of Toronto influences, with proximity to Spadina and St. George subway stations. Buses and TTC connections are readily available from Spadina Ave and St. George St corridors.
  • Nearby Hotels & Restaurants: The Kimpton Saint George Hotel (280 Bloor St W) is within a short walk. We highlight reputable affiliate hotel partners and nearby dining options to simplify planning your stay.
  • Notable History: City Shul moved into BSU in 2017 and hosted events there before relocating in 2022. The building has not been demolished; it’s being restored and integrated with the new mixed-use development with ongoing redevelopment updates.

For current showings, venue policies, and practical tips, we’ll keep you updated with straightforward, trustworthy information. If you need help securing tickets or planning your visit, think of us as your connection in the business—easy, reliable, and never pushy.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address and location: 300 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 1W3; northwest corner of Bloor St W and Huron St, between Spadina and St. George subway stations.
  • Venue type and status: historic United Church of Canada (Gothic Revival, completed 1890); currently under redevelopment to integrate with Cielo Condos; worshiping at 729 St. Clair Ave W during redevelopment.
  • Capacity and seating: sanctuary seating has been reported at 850 seats for City Shul when housed there; no publicly posted current seating chart for BSU.
  • Parking: underground parking is included with the Cielo Condos development (six levels below grade); public parking options in the area include Green P lots such as Bedford Rd & Bloor St.
  • Transit: located near the University of Toronto area with proximity to multiple subway lines; between Spadina and St. George stations.
  • Nearby hotels: Kimpton Saint George Hotel at 280 Bloor St W (a short walk from BSU).
  • Notable events hosted: City Shul moved into BSU in 2017 (parade with Torahs) and occupied the space before relocating to St George by the Grange in 2022; historic events include 1927 street widening affecting the church and a 1954 sanctuary fire.
  • Renamed/demolished status: the building has not been demolished; it is being restored and integrated into a new mixed-use development (Cielo Condos), with ongoing redevelopment updates.