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About Church Of The Redeemer - Toronto

Located in the heart of Toronto’s Bloor-Yorkville corridor, Church of the Redeemer is a historic Gothic Revival Anglican church that serves as both a place of worship and a versatile event venue. With multiple spaces tailored for concerts, community gatherings, and special fundraisers, it’s a trusted option for organizers seeking a storied, acoustically resonant setting and a central location. We’ve got you covered with seating details, easy access via Toronto transit, parking guidance, and trusted partner recommendations for hotels and dining nearby.

Whether you’re hosting an intimate recital or a larger community event, Church of the Redeemer provides flexible capacity options and a central address that’s convenient for attendees coming from across the city. Secure your seats and coordinate your event with confidence—we’ve got reliable information and thoughtful recommendations to help you plan a memorable experience in Toronto.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 162 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 1M4.
  • Venue type: Historic Gothic Revival Anglican church; main worship space and rentable event venue.
  • Main Level capacity: up to 300 for concerts; Narthex up to 100; Parish Hall up to 100 seated or 150 standing; Choir Room up to 50; Board Room up to 21.
  • Parking: Free street parking in the neighborhood until 1 PM on Sundays; Green P Lot at Bedford Road and Bloor Street.
  • Transit: Closest TTC stations are Museum, St. George, and Bay; TTC 13 Avenue Road bus stops adjacent to the church.
  • Seating chart: No public seating chart published; capacity/details described in Renting Space page.
  • Notable events: Hosts concerts and community events (e.g., Kaffeemusik concerts; Uncommon Journeys fundraiser; Rock Eucharist with Taylor Swift; Christmas in the City).
  • Renamed/demolished: No; the church remains Church of the Redeemer at the same address.